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- Tue 2024-11-26 16:40
- Forum: VS1005 and VSOS Software
- Topic: Unexplained Errors
- Replies: 5
- Views: 59
Re: Unexplained Errors
Hi, If the wire spaghetti isn't the cause, one thing to think is that there is correct pull-up/pull-down resistors. VS1005 and VS23S are pulling the 8-bit bus to opposite directions. Also there should be external regulator and pull-ups for SD card. I like to use 10 k and it is usually enough to make...
- Mon 2024-11-18 15:17
- Forum: VS1010 Forum
- Topic: USB AUDIO converts IIS to another chip
- Replies: 4
- Views: 75
Re: USB AUDIO converts IIS to another chip
LOL That is a very strange idea. USB mass storage works basically so that USB host request disk block from device to be read or written. Bulk mode is used in 64 or 512 bytes chunks depending USB protocol version. Doing this would give interface where you could read with something like: dd if=/dev/so...
- Thu 2024-11-14 15:04
- Forum: Microcontroller Software
- Topic: vs1053 fast forward problem
- Replies: 12
- Views: 268
Re: vs1053 fast forward problem
Hello, After a long testing I still face a problem. I have soldered 0ohm resistor to GPIO0 and GPIO1 pins and connected them to ground. I guess there is some problems on my board because I am working with the highest possible clock. How much speed you are asking? If you start with slow clock and re...
- Thu 2024-11-14 9:04
- Forum: VS1010 Forum
- Topic: USB AUDIO converts IIS to another chip
- Replies: 4
- Views: 75
Re: USB AUDIO converts IIS to another chip
Mass storage devices aren't very polite. You can give them your data fast and then at some point those things say "no thanks, please wait" And while you are waiting for stuff, you get more data steadily. And then you need some buffer which would need to be quite large and even external dev...
- Mon 2024-09-30 8:33
- Forum: VS1010 Forum
- Topic: VS1010 USB I2S ADC
- Replies: 10
- Views: 4557
Re: VS1010 USB I2S ADC
I2S can give one stereo pair to VS1010. How would you bring the rest of two channels in?
You have SPI, MEMS mic. SAR could do one channel 12-bit. Maybe UART but with very high interrupt load.
Due to clock domains the S/PDIF isn't usable.
You have SPI, MEMS mic. SAR could do one channel 12-bit. Maybe UART but with very high interrupt load.
Due to clock domains the S/PDIF isn't usable.
- Mon 2024-09-16 8:37
- Forum: VS23S010 Forum
- Topic: VS23S040 Blanking Time?
- Replies: 1
- Views: 91
Re: VS23S040 Blanking Time?
Hello, Let's start by getting to same playing field. Which software you are using? And what chip and hardware? And your video clock is correct NTSC crystal? Can you dump the registers from VS23S010? I could try to walk back from that data, and try to figure out what is going on. I'm currently compar...
- Thu 2024-09-05 8:38
- Forum: VS1005 and VSOS Software
- Topic: VS1005 4-channel HiRes Recorder
- Replies: 43
- Views: 42711
Re: VS1005 4-channel HiRes Recorder
If my memory serves me correctly, the first two channels are coming from stdaudioin and second pair from I2S explicitly. So if you have your chosen I2S driver loaded in config.txt, for example auxi2sm s in stead of auiadc s I think it records from there. I'll say that the 4 channel recording will be...
- Thu 2024-08-08 9:07
- Forum: VS1010 Forum
- Topic: Linux command line build system
- Replies: 0
- Views: 1694
Linux command line build system
Dear VS1010 users, To use VSIDE under Wine on Linux, you don't need this. It has been wished for to have a command line build system without running VSIDE on Linux. Here is Makefile driven system. This allows to do interesting workflows. Its staus is like modern software: "Seems to work for me,...
- Tue 2024-07-16 16:05
- Forum: VS1010 Forum
- Topic: Config.txt explained
- Replies: 0
- Views: 1681
Config.txt explained
S:config.txt file modifies the VS1010 boot depending on runlevel. The file itself on SD card or on SPI flash. Depending what firmware storage is used. Basic syntax is [runlevel] prog1 prog2 The runlevels and chartacters which can be put inside the brackets which can be adjusted are level character 0...
- Thu 2024-06-27 8:19
- Forum: Microcontroller Software
- Topic: VS1053: what to do with XDCS in SCI?
- Replies: 6
- Views: 1914
Re: VS1053: what to do with XDCS in SCI?
Many microcontrollers have HW to detect pin changes. One way would be arm detection HW for falling edge of DREQ, and then check if it is falled after SPI transaction or wait for it. Then you can wait it to rise or timeout and try to do something smart. This requires some MCU specific part and some M...