DIY HEAC/LPCM audio to Line level Audio

Using Arduino Audio
#1

Experts,

I'm deciding if this is worth it. I basically have in mind something our techs could use:

HDMI pass-through with line audio extracted.

So, imagine a tiny project box with 2 [Mini-]HDMI jacks and a 1/8" line level jack. HDMI is uninterrupted, and single direction HEAC+ is assumed (HDMI jacks labelled in/out)... Most all field monitors have no speakers in them, is the thing...

Wikipedia:
The audio data is a stereo L-PCM (IEC 60958-1) stream supporting 32KHz, 44.1KHz or 48KHz sampling. These represent a clock rate of respectively: 4.096MHz, 5.6448MHz and 6.144MHz.

With 16 bits/sample in 44kHz, I'm thinking there has to be an IC out there that does all the heavy lifting... Nothing commercial, just an oddball reason to dig a little into HDMI signalling... :slight_smile:

Ideas?

TIA!

#2

Not really an Arduino question. Look in the big distributors sites ( Farnell, Mouser, DigiKey) for a thing called a Codac, mind you nearly all of them are very small pitch surface mount chips.

#3