First compile fails at .#AudioConfig.h: no such file or directory #907
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Hi, `Compiling libraries... Compiling library "audio-tools" Compilation error: stat /Users/cytan/Documents/Arduino/libraries/arduino-audio-tools/src/.#AudioConfig.h: no such file or directory` Of course, the .#AudioConfig.h file is in that directory as a symbolic link to something that doesn't exist: `~/Documents/Arduino/libraries/arduino-audio-tools/src@belle% ls -la ` Thanks for your help! cytan |
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Not sure what you did wrong and I can't reproduce your issue: For sure there is no include file called "#AudioConfig.h"! The complete working example can be found here |
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Hi PS, Now that I've successfully compiled and ran the streams-generator-serial.ino on my ESP32-S2 I'd like to use the I2C protocol to stream to its DAC pins. Also, note that I'm using the ESP32-S2 which means that the DAC pins are at GPIO 17 and GPIO 18 and not at GPIO 25 and GPIO 26. Is there any defines I need to do or everything should be automagic? cytan |
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I2C protocol ? Did you mean I2S: I2C can't be used for streaming. ESP32-S2 does not support any I2S output to the internal DAC! |
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Thanks for telling me that. Well, it sux that ESP32-S2 does not support I2S to its internal DAC. So, which example should I modify to send audio to the internal DAC? |
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No example: you have to use an external DAC! |
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Thanks for the quick reply. I'll try bit banging which is, of course, the most inefficient way to test the internal DAC with sound. Then I'll think about whether to use ESP32-S2 or not for my project. Thanks again! cytan |
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Not sure what you did wrong and I can't reproduce your issue: For sure there is no include file called "#AudioConfig.h"!
The complete working example can be found here