#OLD CAR BLUEPRINT INSTALL#

#OLD CAR BLUEPRINT INSTALL#

An iPhone 4s, a phone which you can not install apps anymore, but still such a nice peice of hardware, and very cheap on ebay.

If you can open an web page, you now have both a remote control for your media, and you also have a media player. GitHub - alexbelgium/hassio-addons: My homeassistant addons It handles every type of media making it all in one, it can and will connect to everything you want it to. The other things that were important factors to me included wanting to host my own audio to be played at high quality over the Sonos, easily connect the rest of my media to screens at the same time, and to do everything I would normally have to do in the sonos app, spotify app, HA app etc on my phone - but without having to use my phone (which to me is the most annoying part of sonos).įor your Media, having tried them all, if you want to use HA, and if you have sonos, or if you just want an easy way to pick what to watch on TV, Jellyfin has to be your go to. Running HA OS on an old cheap i5 NUC (and a HP elite desk mini before that), and wanting to connect to my Samsung TVs or Google TV/Cast devices, as well as my Sonos setup in an easy way that anyone in my home can use.

I am running what I think is a very typical home setup for someone on this forum. To get here I have tried probably over 100 different add-ons and integrations, and even now am running other media services side by side to see if they work any better, but this info will detail and link you to each component that I have learned works the best for someone like me who can barley work docker.

As a few people have requested more info on my new nest hub dash ( Reddit - Dive into anything) i thought I better document all of it for you to show the relatively foolproof and minimal skills required way I managed to bang it together.

Old car blueprint