meowth08:
How about ATMEGA 328.
Sorry. I don't know which is which.Additional: I tried converting a .wav file but no file appears on the "converted" folder I created.
Is there any requirement for the format of the wav file?
How do I choose the appropriate batch file?
A real newbie in here, hope you understand.
It works fine in both the 328 and the 328P.
You need to choose the batch file for the playback rate and type you want. I have used 8 bit Mono Fullrate and 8 bit Stereo Fullrate and find the quality very good with a set of PC 2.1 active speakers.
If you are struggling for cycles (a processor intensive sketch) then you may want to try the Halfrate variants.
I've not found any problems with any Wav files at all. I've used downloaded movie/TV sound effects and also used freeware converters to convert a music track MP3 to Wav and then drop on a batch file to convert to 8 bit Stereo Fullrate .asm file, that then played very nicely in SimpleSDAudio