Hello! I am hoping it may be possible to get an AES/EBU digital audio output from a Windows machine using an Arduino microcontroller? Is the sample rate required too much for the microprocessor? I haven't been able to dig up a library though it looks like S/PDIF has been implemented.
Any pointing in the right direction would be greatly appreciated!
I don't know much about it but I THINK you can use the same data as S/PDIF so it shouldn't need a "brain" to convert between those two.
I'm missing something... USB between the computer & arduino?
That's tricky because you need a USB driver to communicate with the firmware in your Arduino. You essentially need your USB device to "look like" a USB soundcard to the operating system and computer application.
It's probably too much for an Uno, but there are lots of faster Arduinos.
Thank you for the reply!
I keep seeing this! It's just a couple of things different in the preface bits regarding clocking, but I'm having difficulty A: figuring out what those differences are and B: no knowledge on how to inject the right bits... but I might be able to tinker that out. I guess maybe I need to figure out how to modify the S/PDIF library?
That seems to be part of a teensy library: Teensy Audio Library, high quality sound processing in Arduino sketches on Teensy 3.1 which is exciting
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