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At the moment, the firmware makes use of TDFII biquads for all filters. This results in a somewhat elevated (though inaudible) noise...
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Wow, how did you manage to improve it by that much? Sounds (heh) like magic
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The SPDIF input branch is available now on the GitHub repository for anybody interested in building, testing or contributing. It is not...
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It will be on GPIO 11 by default and will be assignable. I will be pushing the relevant commits to a new SPDIF input branch while I...
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Are you able to read the SPDIF control bits? I want to check if I’m able to parse the LG Sound Sync status and volume with the SPDIF...
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We now have working SPDIF input.
This is currently experimental but a production ready implementation is never too far away. :)
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DSPi Firmware v1.1.1 is now available with full support for 24-bit input and 24-bit output via USB and SPDIF!
As always, I highly...
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I expect to push a new release later this evening, which will include 24-bit USB input and 24-bit SPDIF output. :)
Switched SPDIF input...
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Loopback measurements look quite satisfactory. There remain a few minor issues to address, at which point I will be pushing a new release.
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Thank you! :)
96KHz is fully supported but making use of it will halve the number of DSP instructions available without providing any...
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I highly recommend to use a Pico breakout board. The yellow LEDs indicate the active GPIOs and any changes can be easily accommodated...
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This might be possible if the HDMI-I2S board provides a set of clocks, which it should. The idea would be for the Pico to operate as an...
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The problem becomes that upstream devices deliver their clock to the downstream device and you would need an asynchronous sample rate...
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Slightly off topic but would it be technically possible to have multiple I2S inputs like from those HDMI to I2S boards so we can mix...
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That's good. The maximum recommended sample rate is 48KHz, as doubling it to 96KHz halves the available DSP cycles without an audible...
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