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The Raspberry Pi has an analogue stereo audio jack output (Pi 1 A/B/B+, Pi 2, not Pi Zero), and audio can also be heard through the digital HDMI output (all models).
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Stream all system audio to Raspberry Pi from elementryos
I was able to use PulseAudio to route my audio to the RPi. … I now have audio. It's a bit choppy at times but it's better than nothing at all. Hope some of this makes sense to a future reader! …
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Stream all system audio to Raspberry Pi from elementryos
I want all audio from any application to go out the audio jack on my raspberry pi, which is hooked to an amplifier.
That's all. … I don't want a music server, or playlists, or to stream audio from my phone or run a dnla server or anything. Just an "external sound card". …
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