Want to get a Wi-Fi radio at low prices and free at that? It's possible, thanks to OpenWRT. This Linux distribution is scheduled to replace the firmware on some access points Wi-Fi based on Broadcom chip and has a lot of functions. One is the ability to play streaming radio broadcast on the Internet.
Using a wireless router with a USB port, such as Asus WL-520GU, it is possible to connect a USB sound card and turn the access point (worth about 60 €) Wi-radio Fi. In fact, the USB sound cards generally use generic drivers so will work directly with most operating systems, including OpenWRT.
Using a wireless router with a USB port, such as Asus WL-520GU, it is possible to connect a USB sound card and turn the access point (worth about 60 €) Wi-radio Fi. In fact, the USB sound cards generally use generic drivers so will work directly with most operating systems, including OpenWRT.