Imported from GitHub: HT1929/RFID-Spotify-Record-Player · commit 525a7ad · license GPL-3.0
Description
Instead of vinyl records, RFID chips embedded in custom-made mini-records will trigger specific Spotify songs via a Raspberry Pi. The system mimics the action of placing a record on a turntable, offering both a visual spinning effect and the vast music library of Spotify.
README
RFID-Spotify-Record-Player
Instead of vinyl records, RFID chips embedded in custom-made mini-records will trigger specific Spotify songs via a Raspberry Pi. The system mimics the action of placing a record on a turntable, offering both a visual spinning effect and the vast music library of Spotify.
Project Overview
The RFID Spotify Record Player allows users to:
- Play, pause, skip and control volume for Spotify tracks.
- Select songs or playlists through a physical interface using the RFID sensor.
- Output audio through a built-in speaker system.
- Watch a disk spin as if it were playing a vinyl record, adding to the aesthetic of a traditional record player.
Features
User Interface: Physical controls for playback and navigation.
Controller: Manages user inputs and communicates with Spotify.
Network Module: Connects to Wi-Fi to access the Spotify API.
Spinning Disk: A motorized disk spins to mimic the look of a record on a turntable.
Spotify Integration: Streams music directly from Spotify using the Spotify API.
Audio Output: Plays audio through connected speakers.
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