Raspbmc -- Pandora?

[mmkw43]

Can I run Pandora on the PI with Raspbmc? Non -- problematic? (Don't want to pursue this if it's one of those "ordeals").

If so, what's the BEST way to do it?

Thanks kindly.

I do have a working wifi connection on a model B.

[fruitoftheloom]

Can I run Pandora on the PI with Raspbmc? Non -- problematic? (Don't want to pursue this if it's one of those "ordeals").

If so, what's the BEST way to do it?

Thanks kindly.

I do have a working wifi connection on a model B.

http://nerdsector.com/ns/2013/11/16/ins ... spberry-pi

[abishur]

I've had great success using the bash program called pianobar to listen to pandora from the pi.

I've had limited success using XMBC to listen to pandora via a pluggin. Though to be fair, I have not tried the one fruitoftheloom suggested.

[Douglas6]

The plugin I have on my Windows-based XBMC HTPC (Pandora-json, or some-such) works like a champ for me. Everything gets translated to DLNA, so I can control it from a remote control point, see the album art, even seek in the current song. Don't know how they do that.

[mmkw43]

Hey fruit -- stupid question (newbie) but how do I get to the command line from within Raspbmc?

[fruitoftheloom]

Hey fruit -- stupid question (newbie) but how do I get to the command line from within Raspbmc?

Exit XBMC from the shutdown menu (choose exit, not shutdown).
At the blue screen press Esc and you will be greeted with a login prompt.
The default username is "pi", the default password is "raspberry"

[mmkw43]

tried 3 times and nothing.

exit>esc even held the escape key down once


using raspbmc

[mmkw43]

fyi -- installed raspbmc from noobs on an sd card, just the basics -- nothing fancy.