Editing Audio Video and Music

projector: xgimi horizon 20 max

mixer: [http://avmotu.localdomain/#mixing motu 828es] running in standalone mode

there are two small computers plugged into the mixer. the projector's audio out is also plugged into the mixer. there is an unbalanced 3.5mm trs "aux" cable hanging off the rack that can be used to plug in a consumer source device.

== control the mixer ==
visit http://avmotu.localdomain/#mixing in a web browser when connected to xaibatsu wifi. this works on smartphones and tablets too

== play stuff on the projector ==
plug in the hdmi cable to your source device. the cable should be stored in a gentle loop under the xaibatsu control tablet

== play your own music ==

# http://music.xai/
# https://music.xaibatsu.com/
# airplay ("Office Area")
# vnc <code>xaibatsu-av.localdomain</code> port <code>100</code> (no password). krdc works great. the apple vnc client is busted without a password.


==== some trivia about the non-fanless mini pc: ====
The Music Server runs on an IBM ThinkCentre called "mediacomp" (running NixOS). It also has a static IP at <code>192.168.0.83</code>.

== Music Queue ==
There's a jukebox like music queue at [https://music.xaibatsu.com/ music.xaibatsu.com]. The source code for this application is at [https://git.sr.ht/~buzzert/musicqueue git.sr.ht/~buzzert/musicqueue].

== Web Browser ==
The music server is running headless, but a containerized web browser for generic music playing is available via the reverse proxy behind the firewall at [http://music.xai/ music.xai]. The data in this browser is persistent.

== AirPlay ==
Mediacomp supports AirPlay 2 via shairport-sync. It advertises "Xaibatsu Office Area" via Zeroconf.

== Other Access ==
The computer is at <code>mediacomp.localdomain</code>. You can log in using the [[Passwords|Standard Credentials]]. (username: <code>xaibatsu</code>)

== Issues ==
The GPD Pocket overheats when exposed to direct sunlight and in clamshell mode. Currently, the computer is protected using a piece of cardboard and stuffed behind the left speaker in the office area.