BotWave transforms Raspberry Pi devices into a network-based FM broadcasting system. Unlike single-device FM projects, BotWave uses server-client architecture to manage multiple Pi transmitters from one central location. Single-device use is still supported. Key features: remote control, one-line installation, live streaming support, and file management across your network. Perfect for learning radio broadcasting, campus radio networks, and experimentation. GPLv3 licensed.

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I'm the maker of BotWave, an open-source FM broadcasting system for Raspberry Pi networks.

The Problem:

Most Pi FM projects work on single devices. Managing multiple broadcasters is complicated. Even if you plan to use it on a single device, most existing tools are complex to use. BotWave offers automated tasks, simple commands, and more !

-> The Solution:

BotWave uses server-client architecture to control an entire network of Pi transmitters from one place.

It also comes with a standalone client, that doesnt need any server to run.

Perfect For:

- Learning radio broadcasting principles

- Creative audio installations

- RF experimentation

Tech Stack: Python, GPLv3 licensed, works on any Raspberry Pi, expect the 5 models.

GitHub: github.com/dpipstudio/botwave

Already got coverage from Korben.info, Cyberplanète, peppe8o, and Show HN. Excited to hear your feedback! Happy to answer any questions!