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Mount a Raspberry PI to the side of it (with a USB microphone)and you could treat it as a network-attached printer :-)
by jimktrains2 13y ago
Mount a Raspberry PI to the side of it (with a USB microphone)and you could treat it as a network-attached printer :-)
- dmpayton 13y agoUse the RaspberryPi Camera, and you've got your scanner!
- makomk 13y agoThe Raspberry Pi only has 12 bits of audio output resolution and - at least historically - has had problems with latency-related audio glitches due to Pi-specific drivers spending too much time with interrupts disabled.
- jimktrains2 13y agoI wonder if the precision would matter a lots. Lots of lag may cause problems:-\
- BetaCygni 13y agoCouldn't you fix that with an USB sound card? My headphones included quite a nice compact one.
- zapt02 13y agoRaspberry Pi audio output is pretty bad though. Low quality and glitches..
- NonEUCitizen 13y agoCost just went up by ~$30 if you do this...
- fudged71 13y ago$130 for a network connected 3D printer is still a steal.