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Mopidy is a Python application that runs in a terminal or in the background on
Linux computers or Macs that have network connectivity and audio output. Out of
the box, Mopidy is an :ref:`MPD <ext-mpd>` and :ref:`HTTP <ext-http>` server.
Additional frontends for controlling Mopidy can be installed from extensions.
:ref:`Additional frontends <ext-frontends>` for controlling Mopidy can be
installed from extensions.
**Everybody use their favorite client**
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**Mopidy on Raspberry Pi**
The Raspberry Pi is a popular device to run Mopidy on, either using Raspbian or
Arch Linux. It is quite slow, but it is very affordable. In fact, the
Kickstarter funded Gramofon: Modern Cloud Jukebox project used Mopidy on a
Raspberry Pi to prototype the Gramofon device. Mopidy is also a major building
block in the Pi Musicbox integrated audio jukebox system for Raspberry Pi.
The :ref:`Raspberry Pi <raspberrypi-installation>` is a popular device to run
Mopidy on, either using Raspbian or Arch Linux. It is quite slow, but it is
very affordable. In fact, the Kickstarter funded Gramofon: Modern Cloud Jukebox
project used Mopidy on a Raspberry Pi to prototype the Gramofon device. Mopidy
is also a major building block in the Pi Musicbox integrated audio jukebox
system for Raspberry Pi.
**Mopidy is hackable**
Mopidy's extension support and Python, JSON-RPC, and JavaScript APIs makes
Mopidy perfect for building your own hacks. In one project, a Raspberry Pi was
embedded in an old cassette player. The buttons and volume control are wired up
with GPIO on the Raspberry Pi, and is used to control playback through a custom
Mopidy extension. The cassettes have NFC tags used to select playlists from
Spotify.
Mopidy's extension support and :ref:`Python <api-ref>`, :ref:`JSON-RPC
<http-api>`, and :ref:`JavaScript APIs <mopidy-js>` makes Mopidy perfect for
building your own hacks. In one project, a Raspberry Pi was embedded in an old
cassette player. The buttons and volume control are wired up with GPIO on the
Raspberry Pi, and is used to control playback through a custom Mopidy
extension. The cassettes have NFC tags used to select playlists from Spotify.
**Getting started**