Author: Andriy
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Updated Sendspin configs for ESP32 devices
Small update on the ESPHome configs for Sendspin media players. Until now, existing configs worked relatively well on the ESP32-S3-based devices – I guess Sendspin developers used them mainly, so it was working quite well from the start, and recent releases had nothing to wish for – they just work flawlessly. It was a different…
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Infineon MA12070P DAC support
I finally found some time to work on the Loud-ESP32-Plus boards, which have been lying on the desk since January. While hardware was not a big issue, software support turned out to be a bit more complex. Snapclient support My first take was to use the snapclient component, which supposedly existed already. As it turned…
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Amped-ESP32-Plus is now available at Elecrow
Hey folks. Amped-ESP32-Plus is finally available. Exclusively at Elecrow at the moment, but another package is heading to Europe as well, so sales via Lectronz/Tindie will follow right after. While the first prototypes were based on the TPA3128 amp, this batch is based on the TPA3110 amp. The reason for this change is not the…
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One-command install script for Raspberry
The TAS58XX drive on Raspbian is both beautiful and problematic at the same time. It is one of the few drivers that allow on-the-fly DSP configuration, and it gets stored and re-applied on restart completely effort-less. And you have both UI and command line ways to change all the settings, isn’t that great? But there…
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Start of sales on Lectronz
Due to the Tindie outage, I’m moving my shop to Lectronz. I’m planning to open sales at Sonocotta.com as well (where I had to spend 2 days moving everything to new hosting), but it would take some time to configure everything from scratch and do a full stock revision. Most of the ESP32 boards are…
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Sendspin updated configs
Hey folks. I updated sendspin configs for the Sonocotta boards to use the latest stable code in this PR. Hope that might help with testing it. Updated configs are for Esparagus boards, ESP32 audio boards, and Esparagus echo. My own observations: S3-based boards work really smoothly, really nothing to complain about. Classic ESP32 is quite…