A creative project that repurposes an old Yoto Player into a functional Audiobookshelf player for kids.
Finding a suitable audiobook player for children as they grow can be challenging. Existing devices may not offer the desired features or support, leading to frustration for both kids and parents.
Collect the old Yoto Players and necessary tools for the modification, including soldering equipment.
Open the Yoto Player and solder the required wires to install the custom firmware that enables Audiobookshelf functionality.
Configure the Audiobookshelf client on the Yoto Player, allowing browsing of the library and syncing of favorites.
Optionally link books and favorites to NFC cards for easy access, while maintaining the original NFC card concept.
Use the two knobs and the display to navigate the library, enjoying a personalized audiobook experience.
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