sebastienNEC

Hello Mike, I have actually worked on something similar, over I2S though. I am using circle for low latency I2S audio processing, and I have statically linked-in a lot of...

Maybe I should open another topic but @rsta2 : I have hacked CI2SSoundBaseDevice to provide I2S audio input, but this is really quick and dirty. Is I2S input on your...

@rsta2 I've sent you an email :) @mikeoliphant: I've used the (not available anymore) fe-pi audio z v2, and a Pisound interface, which has instrument level inputs. I've sent you...

You're welcome, I'm glad I could help :)

Hello, I was using back then the FePi but they don't seem to sell these anymore... But I guess any audio HAT would do. The hardest part is to configure...

Just my 2 cents: it's relatively easy to port nimble (https://github.com/apache/mynewt-nimble) to circle. I've done it (in a hacky way but it works) and it's only a matter of modifying...

Hello Rene, sorry for the very late reply ! I am personally using (nim)BLE for wireless MIDI but I guess other use cases include wireless mice/keyboards ? And potentially quite...

Ah ok, thank you for the info and thank you for the hard work !

Hello, I had a similar need recently whereby I was spending a good share of the CPU continuously polling an I2C slave device (I was too lazy to solder its...

Not much needs changed I would think, just a bit of sanity-check on your side :-) Right now, my driver has these limitations: * It only supports the Write-Then-Read operation,...