1 Broadcasting Analog TV on an ESP8266!
CNLohr's project gets an ESP8266 to broadcast analogue television by abusing the I2S bus, shared as an inspiring trick and a starting point for similar signal generation.
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CNLohr's project gets an ESP8266 to broadcast analogue television by abusing the I2S bus, shared as an inspiring trick and a starting point for similar signal generation.
Recommended for sampling analogue audio on an ESP32 at high rates, by reading the internal ADC through the I2S peripheral with DMA.
Pointed to as an example of using I2S and DMA on the ESP8266 to drive addressable LEDs without tying up the processor.
DroneBot Workshop's introduction is a recommended quick start for I2S audio on the ESP32, with a companion article and simple library for small projects.
Andreas Spiess's video is treated as a leading resource on I2S audio with the ESP32, useful for judging what the chip can handle and for practical tips.
Hidden gemCited as an impressive bitluni example of an ESP32 generating colour PAL video in software by using its I2S peripheral.
bitluni's project is praised as a clever ESP32 hack that generates audio from the ULP coprocessor, and serves as a worked example of ULP programming.
Recommended for connecting digital MEMS microphones to an ESP32 over I2S, including a timing quirk of the SPH0645 that the INMP441 avoids.
Shared as an example of playing audio through the ESP32 built-in DAC, and also as a way to judge how rough that output sounds.