Since my openwrt is on a thinclient with embedded soundcard, I don't need any extra hardware. A set of unpowered speakers are enough. Now I have a router playing internet radio stations!
It can be controlled remotely for changing stations, etc. from
- client installed on PC or Android
- web browser on any device
The how-to link below is a good start. I might add detailed instructions, if needed.
http://tomatousb.org/doc:play-audio-with-usb-audio-adapter
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Great valuable tips! Thanks
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