Actually I don't have an iPhone myself - but it seems to be the smartphone of choice for this kind of control app. ;-)
Also, I'm not fixated on Ubuntu, but merely I have used GlobalScale plug computers in a couple of places where I wanted the equivalent of a single board computer but with power supply and interfaces already built into a neat package; that plug computer (GlobalScale) comes with Ubuntu in firmware. For my very basic uses it was easy to configure. If the decoding software was written to be more agnostic about platform, that could only be better. Gerard Lardner On 01/05/2011 01:44, Stefan Schreiber wrote: > Gerard Lardner wrote: > >> Perhaps something on the lines of a PlugComputer running Plug Ubuntu, a >> USB sound card, Linux software packaged for simple use and having a web >> control interface, and an iPhone app to control it all? The hardware >> (PlugComputer and sound card) then could be <$200, I think (excluding >> the iPhone - but some mobile providers are now giving that away free >> with some service contracts). >> >> Anyone up to doing it? >> >> Gerard Lardner >> >> > > So you want to combine the cheap costs of of a Ubuntu media center > (needs some programming work, though) with the beauty of your beloved > iPhone? > > < g > > > Stefan Schreiber > > P.S.: Small hint > > It would be better if the Linux software might work for other Linux > distributions, too... > _______________________________________________ Sursound mailing list Sursound@music.vt.edu https://mail.music.vt.edu/mailman/listinfo/sursound
