With some slight modifications the Darkice/Darksnow streaming setup for the Raspberry Pi3 also works on the CHIP computer from the Next Thing Company. (getchip.com) These single board computers have only recently begun mass production and they are promising two week delivery from Hong Kong. In the past, people have waited up to a year for delivery.
Of course, $9 is too good to be true, you will need a power supply, probably a usb sound card, a couple cables and probably around $7 shipping. But you should be good to go for around $30. Get the $2 plastic case as it protects the components on the back side of the card.
The attached .txt document details the steps to set it up.
I took the plunge and made the board modifications to enable the on-board sound input. it was actually fairly easy and eliminates the usb sound card and the usb hub if you needed one. Set it up to run headless and it is quite a compact little streamer.
Of course, $9 is too good to be true, you will need a power supply, probably a usb sound card, a couple cables and probably around $7 shipping. But you should be good to go for around $30. Get the $2 plastic case as it protects the components on the back side of the card.
The attached .txt document details the steps to set it up.
I took the plunge and made the board modifications to enable the on-board sound input. it was actually fairly easy and eliminates the usb sound card and the usb hub if you needed one. Set it up to run headless and it is quite a compact little streamer.
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