RaspiAudio
Muse Radio
- Product page
- Docs
- MUSE RADIO installation documentation
- Available firmware/apps:
- Internet-Radio Demo app: MuseRadio-DEMO
- Squeezelite
- Homeassistant Voice Satellite (see below)
Squeezelite on Muse Radio
Muse Luxe Speaker
- Product page
- ESPMuse Lux FAQ
- EspMuse is based on Muse Proto, which is based on a Espressif Esp32-WRover
- Reset ESPMuse to AP mode
- FAQ
- Available firmware/apps:
- Bluetooth
- Internet radio
- Squeezelite (see bellow)
- Homeassistant Voice Satellite (see below)
Squeezelite on MuseLuxe
Firmware / Apps
Squeezelite
- This project is a fork of the
sle118/Squeezelite-ESP32 project, customised for the MUSE Radio.
sle118/Squeezelite-ESP32
itself is a fork of ralph-irving/Squeezelite - For more details of see lyrion section in media/audio/slimproto.md
- MuseRadio Squeezelite features:
- AirPlay Support
- Spotify Connect using cspot
- Logitech Media Server Integration
- Screen Support
- Infrared Remote Control
Issues
- Using music-assistant the display is only showing the IP
Home assistant voice satellite
- Homeassistant Voice Satellite
- This is an ESPHome configuration that turns the Raspiaudio Muse Radio into a Home Assistant voice satellite
- Forum: Muse Radio Home Assistant
Flash firmware
Raspiaudio Open Source App Store
- Raspiaudio Open Source App Store
- Web based installer
Manual
- Flash squeezelite firmware
- Turn off device
- Connect Laptop to Muse Luxe with Micro Usb cable
Then start the USB-serial console:
$ screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200
nvs_erase_wifi_manager
restart
- Turn on Muse Luxe
esptool
Follow Multirooms with SQUEEZELITE with ESP32 MUSE PROTO
Install flash tool
sudo apt install esptool
Flash:
cd ~/projects/smart-home/esphome/espmuse-luxe
esptool -p /dev/ttyUSB0 write_flash 0x0 squeezeliteML.bin
Troubleshooting
Device "dead"
Symptoms:
- Green top LED doesn't turn on, device seems "dead"
- See also EspMuse with squeezelite-esp32 doesn’t start after battery was drained
Solutions:
- It might just be in Squeezelite recovery mode
- Browse to the Squeezelite-ESP32 web interface
- If you don't find the IP, connect to the USB-serial console to find the IP in the serial logs
- Click at the bottom button
Exit recovery mode
- Browse to the Squeezelite-ESP32 web interface
- If this doesn't help, try flashing the firmware again