@jaxter184 other than my desktop, the receivers are a couple of old 2012-ish mac minis I had lying around which I installed arch linux on for this
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@jaxter184 other than my desktop, the receivers are a couple of old 2012-ish mac minis I had lying around which I installed arch linux on for this 8 comments
@tommythorn @hailey yeah, i originally asked because i had vague desires to make a PoE AES67 speaker, but i got bogged down in the research. just a little ESP32 with regular UDP messages seems much more reasonable. @jaxter184 @hailey The #RISCV based, #Rust focused ESP32-C3-RUST-1 dev kit should be coming from @adafruit in a few days. That ought to be a good target (not that I will have time to pursue this). @tommythorn @adafruit is the ESP32-C3 not already available? I'm pretty sure ive had one laying around somewhere for like a year at least @jaxter184 @hailey @adafruit The board arrived and it *literally* took me 9 min from I sat down with the board until I had read the instructions [1], installed the software, and run the Hello World. This is great. Slightly puzzled about the SHA-256 checksum warnings that show up. @tommythorn @jaxter184 @hailey Interesting target might also be https://pine64.com/product/128mb-ox64-sbc-available-on-december-2-2022/ |
@hailey @jaxter184 UDP should make it fairly easy to whip up a microcontroller receiver