This blog continues the topic Low Latency Streaming of Audio Data and we have a closer look at ESP-NOW. This is a protocol developed by Espressif, which enables multiple devices to communicate with one another without using Wi-Fi. I was missing a proper implementation that is based on Arduino Streams, Read more…
Introduction Traditional streaming protocols, such as RTSP and RTMP, support low-latency streaming. These are quite complex to implement and I did not find any efficient library which would work properly on a microcontroller e.g. on an ESP32. I tried to migrate the live555 project, but so far I did not Read more…
The last couple of days I have spent to add SDIF audio output support to my Arduino AudioTools library and I would like to thank joba-1 for testing the solution. Together with my ESP32-A2DP Bluetooth library we can build now a Bluetooth receiver that outputs the audio signals as SPDIF Read more…
In the last Blog, I have shown how to use the Synthesizer class. I wanted to verify the audio quality issue by sending the output to Bluetooth Here is the sketch. I just added a callback method to feed the bluetooth source: Arduino Sketch #define USE_MIDI #include “BluetoothA2DPSource.h” #include “AudioTools.h” Read more…
As you might know from my last posts I am currently extending my Arduino Audio Tools library to support the AI Thinker Audio Kit which is based on the ES8388 audio chip. . We can turn the AI Thinker ESP32 Audio Kit V2.2 easily into a Bluetooth Speaker with the Read more…
Introduction I wanted to make some music streaming functionality available on Arduino. There are plenty of private music services using custom protocols which are out of reach. Fortunately there are also the open source protocols RTP and RTSP: RTP is the transport protocol for real-time data. It provides timestamp, sequence Read more…
In the last Blogs I presented – A File Based Versatile MP3 Player – A Streaming MP3 Player – A Streaming AAC Player with Volume Control All these examples were using my Arduino Audio Tools Library. In this final Blog about this topic, I will demonstrate how easy it is Read more…
The ESP32 Microcontroller from Espressif provides a Bluetooth A2DP functionality that can receive sound data e.g. from your Mobile Phone or send it e.g. to Bluetooth Speakers. I am providing a simple API for this in my ESP-A2DP project. Most users are using this as library in the Arduino IDE Read more…
Please note that a lot has changed since I published this Blog! Tought it might be possible to make this work again, you are advised to use the current API with this updated example! The processing of files with the help of the ESP8266Audio is a little bit more involved. Read more…
In my Arduino ESP32-A2DP library I am providing some very simple examples that show how to transform the ESP32 into a A2DP source and transmit sound to a Bluetooth Sink (e.g. some Bluetooth Speakers). I had quite a few questions on how to do this with files, microphones and I2S Read more…