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Yeah, this is if you just want your playlist on loop 24/7, which seems reasonable in many scenarios.

• burntwater 4y ago
  In the U.S. at least, most jurisdictions will require the music to be shut off in an emergency -- namely, if the fire alarm goes off. Audio sources commonly are required to have a relay/GPIO input that triggers the shutoff, a network command is not good enough (network switches typically not being life safety rated). In this hotel scenario, you have one audio source that can be located in a location that can be conveniently tied into the fire alarm relay panel. Stop the audio there and you've stopped it everywhere.
  • hot_gril 4y ago
    That makes sense, never mind the MP3 player solution then.