Transmit sound from your computer to MP3 Arduino ATMega168

Hello,

how can I do to transmit the sound of computer via an arduino TX, and receive sound in Arduino RX?

I have a text transmission through the Arduino program that is working.

So, now I want to stream any music from my computer.

Thank you.

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Do you have an MP3 decoder on your Atmega? That would be a first step.
http://www.mdfly.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=9_53&products_id=396

So, this module is for streaming MP3 independently.

I want to send music from a computer or an iPod, or a device through the stereo jack.

I have a wireless transmission between two Arduino, I just want to try to convey a sound (mp3, wma, midi, wave) between these two Arduino.

I want to know how to code an Arduino to transmit sound. =(

thanks

No I think you have the wrong idea about sound. You have a waveform, a rapidly changing voltage. This needs to be turned into numbers, by say and arduino. These numbers are then sent to another arduino which turns them back into sound. The problem is that the arduino is not suited to do this without extra hardware unless you want just telephone quality sound.

I have a link Arduino to a laserpoint and photodiode.
I transmit the text by the Arduino program.
I want to transmit a signal of sound or music by that link.
I do not need quality, just want to get sound on in receiver.
My TX is the laser, and my RX is the photodiode.
I do not know if I'm being very clear, my english is by google.
Thanks.

Read this thread for some ideas with laser pointer
http://arduino.cc/forum/index.php/topic,71493.0.html

Hello,
thank you for your statement.

I have a program that works like this:

He plays a sound when the light signal comes in contact with the photodiode.

That is, I have an photodiode in the Arduino and the program that makes out a sound the speaker when approaching a flashlight in front of the photodiode.

I want to get this program and include in link laser program , you can tell me how can I do?

Thanks

Start with something simple like this, where you have a transistor that controls when the laser transmits, and a receiver to accept the signal.
Make a simple thing work. Improve from there.
Send serial data into the laser.
Receive serial data from the photodiode.