Audio server that can play to AirPlay 1+2 speakers (multiroom), Chromecast and locally. Supports Spotify, internet radio and many file formats. Also MPD server, iTunes DAAP, smart playlists, Apple Remote and much more.
AirPlay 2 Receiver - Python implementation
Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Airplay server using RPiPlay to enable screen mirroring on tvs, monitors and projectors.
Airplay 2 Receiver written in Go
Acts like Apple TV
Open source implementation of AirPlay 2 Mirroring / Audio protocol.
This library is intended to easily create AirPlay2 servers acting like Apple TV
A fast, modern AirPlay receiver for Windows with real-time video mirroring, audio playback, and automatic device discovery. Supports 30/60 FPS streaming, hardware-accelerated rendering, adjustable quality presets, and a smooth, low-latency playback pipeline.
A verified C++ AirPlay 2 realtime-audio SENDER: streams lossless ALAC to a modern Apple TV / HomePod / macOS. The encrypted RAOP/RTSP recipe nobody else published. Proven in FXChainPlayer.
stream android system audio to airplay speakers.
AirCast is a streaming bridge for OpenWrt that enables seamless audio casting to non-AirPlay speakers, supporting multiple architectures and offering easy installation and control. Developed by PeDitX, it ensures stable performance with automatic restarts and IP detection.
A project to stream audio from a turntable across a local network. This setup utilizes a Raspberry Pi 3A+ coupled with a Behringer UCA202 Audio Capture Card and a MicroPhono PP400 amplifier. The streaming software in use is Icecast.
Automatically stream your turntable or CD player to AirPlay 2 speakers: HomePods, Sonos, Denon, and more. Runs on Raspberry Pi. No cloud, no subscriptions, no apps. Drop the needle; autostream does the rest.
A web interface for shairport-sync metadata
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