register 1209/53A0 for the "Diskomator" by Lukas Rieger #1111
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Please add a license file to the source repo.
Source is Rust and run on third-party hardware.
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Please fix the CI as well. |
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I've fixed the build (had to quote '0x53A' otherwise it would convert it to a decimal integer) and added the license to the project.
I do plan on adding a custom board at some point (will be open-hardware when/if), while keeping the option to run on a devboard. The usb PID is for a) firmware updates b) configuration c) using the integrated mems mic as a usb microphone and d) emulating a usb speaker so the user can play directly to the device. Thank you! |
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At the moment this is firmware only with off-the-shelf hardware:
This just runs a FFT on the audio and then maps the FFT channels to different patterns.
Configuration can be changed through Bluetooth, and it can act as a USB "Speaker" so it doesn't use the I2S microphone but instead takes audio data through USB. I'd like to also implement USB Microphone, where it pushes the I2S mic recording to the Host, and firmware updates.