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$ sudo apt-get -qq install -y sox libsox-dev libpulse-dev make gcc g++ wget curl libc6:armhf

$ sudo dpkg --add-architecture armhf

$ sudo apt-get -qq install -y pulseaudio

The product ships as a precompiled binary, which is only provided as a 32-bit file at the time of writing, so the invocation sudo dpkg --add-architecture armhf is required. This informs our 64-bit version of Raspberry Pi OS that it also needs to consider 32-bit binaries.

The deployment file, which is about 1GB, must be downloaded from GitHub. Our Pi experienced significant hiccups when trying to obtain the file using Curl. Instead, open your browser and go to the GitHub repository URL. Look for the Latest .Deb Installer Package link and click it to start the download process.

The deployment

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