Hello and Welcome Back to My Channel!

I'm ETA Prime, and I'm back again today to show you my latest project - a touch screen juke box that I put together using some parts I had laying around. As you can see from the links below, I got everything I needed from Amazon, including the Raspberry Pi 3, a Droid touchscreen, and an amplifier hat from Aerro Droid.

The amplifier hat is really cool because it plugs in at 15 volts and can be run on 10 volts, making it easy to set up. I've tried it out with my USB leads to the touchscreen, and it's surprisingly easy to set up. These just boom pie hats are really awesome, and I'm glad I decided to use them for this project.

I chose Volumio as my music player because of its ease of use. It supports playing your own files from an SD card or external USB drive, and also has built-in web radio with thousands of channels available. However, since I already have all the music I need, I'll be putting it straight on my SD card. I'm also planning to set up a microphone and play some songs to show that it works.

I'll leave my config file below in case you want to get a hold of it and set one of these up for yourself. In fact, I'll be doing a tutorial on Volumio with a touch screen in the next few days, so keep an eye out for that video if you're interested in something like this. If not, no worries at all - I just thought it was cool and wanted to share it with you.

Now, let's take a look at my project up close. As you can see, I've got my Raspberry Pi 3 set up with the Volumio player, along with a Droid touchscreen and a little picture frame that I made myself. The speakers are actually from a local thrift shop, but I'm waiting on some new ones to ship from Amazon - they should sound a lot better than this.

To hold everything together, I 3D printed some little angle brackets to stick to the back of the picture frame, which is holding the LCD screen at an angle. This makes it easy to view the touchscreen, but you could always use metal angle brackets from Lowe's or Home Depot if you prefer. The setup is really easy to do, and I'm glad I decided to share my project with you.

I hope you enjoyed this video, and don't forget to check out the links below for all the parts I used to make this project. They're available on Amazon and other online retailers, so be sure to take a look. Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next video!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey what's going on guys it's ETA Prime back here again today I just wanted to show you my touchcreen juke box that I put together the other day I had some parts laying around so I figured I'd set this up I'll leave links down below to where I got everything Raspberry Pi 3 from Amazon I got the gist boom hat from amera Droid touchscreen from Amazon also and I just had a little picture frame the wood behind it I 3D printed some little angle brackets to stick to the back of the picture frame that's holding the LCD screen so it's at an angle but you could always use the metal angle brackets from Lowe's or Home Depot the speakers I actually got from a local thrift shop I'm waiting on some new speakers to ship from Amazon I'll leave that link down below they should sound a lot better but the touchscreen works great this is volum the newest version running I'm going to leave my config file Down Below in case you want to get a hold of it and set one of these up I will also do a tutorial on volumio with a touchscreen in the next few days so keep an eye out for that video I have a Raspberry Pi 3 here with a just boom pi3 amp hat from aerro Droid it plugs all in 15 volts you can run it on 10 volts I have tried it the USB leads to the touchscreen now this is really easy to set up these just boom pie hats are really awesome and I'm only running volume on an 8 gbyte micro SD card chose volumio because of the ease of use it does support your own files from the SD card or external USB they also offer some plugins like YouTube music playback Spotify but you need a premium account for the Spotify to work does have built-in web radio with thousands of channels on it but I'm going to be using it for my internal music for the music that I already own and I'm just going to put it on the SD card I'm going to set up a microphone and play one of these songs here just so you can see that it does work it's not going to sound the best because I'm recording it with an external microphone but you should get the gist of how it works so that's it for this video guys I just kind of wanted to show this off I got some links in the description if you want to get a screen and a pie hat and things like that I will have a tutorial coming up in the next few days on setting volume up on your Raspberry Pi 3 using the just boom hat and a touchcreen so stay tuned for that if you're interested in something like this awesome if not I completely understand but I thought it was cool so I figured I'd make a quick video like always thanks for watchinghey what's going on guys it's ETA Prime back here again today I just wanted to show you my touchcreen juke box that I put together the other day I had some parts laying around so I figured I'd set this up I'll leave links down below to where I got everything Raspberry Pi 3 from Amazon I got the gist boom hat from amera Droid touchscreen from Amazon also and I just had a little picture frame the wood behind it I 3D printed some little angle brackets to stick to the back of the picture frame that's holding the LCD screen so it's at an angle but you could always use the metal angle brackets from Lowe's or Home Depot the speakers I actually got from a local thrift shop I'm waiting on some new speakers to ship from Amazon I'll leave that link down below they should sound a lot better but the touchscreen works great this is volum the newest version running I'm going to leave my config file Down Below in case you want to get a hold of it and set one of these up I will also do a tutorial on volumio with a touchscreen in the next few days so keep an eye out for that video I have a Raspberry Pi 3 here with a just boom pi3 amp hat from aerro Droid it plugs all in 15 volts you can run it on 10 volts I have tried it the USB leads to the touchscreen now this is really easy to set up these just boom pie hats are really awesome and I'm only running volume on an 8 gbyte micro SD card chose volumio because of the ease of use it does support your own files from the SD card or external USB they also offer some plugins like YouTube music playback Spotify but you need a premium account for the Spotify to work does have built-in web radio with thousands of channels on it but I'm going to be using it for my internal music for the music that I already own and I'm just going to put it on the SD card I'm going to set up a microphone and play one of these songs here just so you can see that it does work it's not going to sound the best because I'm recording it with an external microphone but you should get the gist of how it works so that's it for this video guys I just kind of wanted to show this off I got some links in the description if you want to get a screen and a pie hat and things like that I will have a tutorial coming up in the next few days on setting volume up on your Raspberry Pi 3 using the just boom hat and a touchcreen so stay tuned for that if you're interested in something like this awesome if not I completely understand but I thought it was cool so I figured I'd make a quick video like always thanks for watching\n"