Anyone try placing white noise over surround sound speakers (vs. Lectrofan)?

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  • shairport-sync

    AirPlay and AirPlay 2 audio player

  • It runs on a spare computer in my apartment that I use as a server. All the speakers around my apartment use AirPlay (and for the one that isn't, I make it AirPlay enabled using shairport-sync). Mostly Apple's HomePods and a few sounders from Bose. Under the hood it creates a Docker container for each speaker and runs OwnTone. A directory of MP3 files is mounted as a volume in the containers and gets set up as the "music" library for OwnTone. The benefit of this approach is it lets me adjust the volume, audio file, play/pause state, etc. for each individual speaker.

  • homebridge

    HomeKit support for the impatient.

  • Furthermore, it's integrated with my HomeKit setup via a custom Homebridge plugin. So in HomeKit it's all automated with the motion sensors in each room so if I go into a room the configured noise starts on that room's speakers. It also integrates with my phone's GPS so when I leave home the whole system turns off to save energy.

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  • owntone-server

    Linux/FreeBSD DAAP (iTunes) and MPD media server with support for AirPlay 1 and 2 speakers (multiroom), Apple Remote (and compatibles), Chromecast, Spotify and internet radio.

  • It runs on a spare computer in my apartment that I use as a server. All the speakers around my apartment use AirPlay (and for the one that isn't, I make it AirPlay enabled using shairport-sync). Mostly Apple's HomePods and a few sounders from Bose. Under the hood it creates a Docker container for each speaker and runs OwnTone. A directory of MP3 files is mounted as a volume in the containers and gets set up as the "music" library for OwnTone. The benefit of this approach is it lets me adjust the volume, audio file, play/pause state, etc. for each individual speaker.

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