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Mmm if there were only IP microphones to connect to something like a Raspberry Pi (An Odroid H2 in my case) to have multiple mics, one on each room without the
by drKarl 7y ago
Mmm if there were only IP microphones to connect to something like a Raspberry Pi (An Odroid H2 in my case) to have multiple mics, one on each room without the need for multiple servers...
- dicknuckle 7y agoI would also love to do the same.
- jdboyd 7y agoAES67 microphones exist. Shure, Audio-Technica, and Audix are just 3 manufacturers that make them. Some of them are called Dante mics and you have to turn on AES67 in a confirmation menu. I don't know that there are any good AES67 drivers in stock Debian or Raspbian, but a lot of AES67 devices can be used with any software that supports rtsp. Whether one install of rhasspy can handle multiple streams at once is a different question. Also, even the cheapest AES67 equipment is expensive enough that a new raspberry pi or odroid h2 per room would be cheaper.