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Adam-S-Daniel authored Nov 3, 2016
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- Turns amplifiers on instantly when they are needed; turns them off after `stopTimeout` when they are not. `stopTimeout` will reset while users are making any additional changes such as pausing or starting and adjusting volume.
- Runs reliably and long-term on the author's Raspberry Pi 2
- Does not account for setups that include the Sonos Sub or Playbar, or that use stereo pairing (using one player for the left channel and another for the right)
- A player's amplifier may turn on upon being added to a group even when the group is not playing anything. It will turn off after `stopTimeout` if the group does not begin playing something in the meantime.
- A player's amplifier may turn on upon being added to a group even when the group is not playing anything. It will turn off after `stopTimeout` if the group does not begin playing something in the meantime.

## SonosAmpJuicePi.img.gz
- This is a ready-to-run image for Raspberry Pi 2, adapted from the one at https://github.com/jishi/node-sonos-http-api/releases/download/v1.0.1/sonos-http-api-1.0.1.img.gz.
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- See what is going on by opening the latest file in `\\sonos\flash\logs`.

## Acknowledgement
This is a trivial hack with a result that its author finds incredibly useful. It only exists because of the yeoman's work done by Jimmy Shimizu (https://github.com/jishi/). Thank you, Jimmy!!!
This is a trivial hack with a result that its author finds incredibly useful. It only exists because of the yeoman's work done by Jimmy Shimizu (https://github.com/jishi/). Thank you, Jimmy!!!

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