While waiting for various parts to arrive to fix various pieces of broken equipment (a CD player, a turntable and an amp), I did a bit of installing/configuring on a raspberry pi computer to install a squeezebox/spotify system. It works brilliantly. My main desktop computer which is connected to a wifi network, runs a squeezebox server with a spotify plugin. The raspberry pi (I now have 2 running in different parts of the house) has a squeezebox player installed, a wifi adapter and a powered USB hub (the powered hub was necessary with the adapter I used - I guess because it draws more current) and a USB interface with RCA outs (I'm using a behringer UCA222 on one raspberry pi and a UCA202 on the other - not exactly audiophile, but decent and better devices can be used). The controlling device (the one I select tracks on) is an android phone running the "Logitech squeezebox controller". With this I can stream my flac files on the hard drive of the server computer, listen to spotify streams and other features of the squeezebox server such as podcasts and streaming radio. Perhaps this is old news on the form, but if not, let me know, I'll send more info. Quite a cheap system to set up and very useful. Cheers, Iain