JackOfAll wrote: 
> OK, let me stamp on this *NOW*. This is not just directed at you bakker,
> so please don't take personally.....
> 
> USB is plug and play. RCA jacks, analogue out is plug and play. I2S is
> not plug and play.
> 
> If you don't know the what and why, you're setting yourself up for a
> whole lot of pain. 
> 
> IMHO, (and this is directed at you specifically), you should head where
> you were heading. Get that Curryman DAC, (which IIRC correctly is ES9023
> with async clock and buffer output), get it working with a USB to I2S
> interface. Put it in a nice case. Use at least a linear reg power
> supply. At some point later on, down the road, you can look at feeding
> it directly with I2S. Maybe put a TP teleporter sender in the WB plastic
> case, add a receiver to your standalone DAC, link them with a hdmi
> cable.
> 
> There are bodies buried all over the place. With the BeagleboneBlack.
> (Which is fresh in my mind as it is sitting in front of me right now.)
> Easy 2.54mm headers, but the BBB has a crap "standard" clock and can
> only do 48k multiples. The Cubietruck requires SMT soldering. The WB
> requires SMT soldering.
> 
> I'm going to draw the line on the software side. Is the software able to
> provide an I2S output. 16, 24, and 32 bit I2S output. Tick. Line in the
> sand. Zero support from that point onwards. You want to interface with
> this XXXX DAC. Good luck with that. ;)
> 
> I could rattle off a list of DAC chips I've already interfaced via I2S
> to one of these ARM devices. Since we just touched on the Curryman DAC,
> I could start telling you that I've used ES9023 in async with external
> osc, and sync, 4 wire with MCLK from board, but there is absolutely zero
> chance of me documenting it. I'm hopeful that there will be a couple of
> people, with the software side of things sorted, who have the knowledge
> and experience, to provide a HOWTO with this specific DAC board and ARM
> board. Something that people with lesser experience can follow and end
> up with a working solution. But again, not going to be me. My priority
> is going to be the CS hardware as soon as the F20 images are out there.

Not taken personally at all, please note I stressed the "theoretical"
part ;) I'm not planning on doing any difficult soldering, it's been
more than 20 years since I touched a soldering iron, and that was easy
stuff: passive loudspeaker cross-overs. I think combining the two parts
I mentioned elsewhere will be quite challenging enough for my skills,
and even that is still a far-off project as the PSU-part is not clear at
all to me, but that's better discussed in it's own thread.



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