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Old 27th March 2011, 03:33 PM   #1
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Default PC controlled full digital plate amp

I'm developing a plate amp that uses I2S over a HDMI cable to transport the audio digitally to your speakers.
To keep things simple it does not have any HMI.
The amp will be controlled on the master side.
I want to use a USB 2.0 to 8 channels i2s to feed the plate amps with audio.
Then i want to use a usb connected PIC with a i2c multiplexer to communicate with the plate amps and set the bi-quids and volume.
Delays needs to be done on the computer as the DDX8001 does not support this.


Any one interested?
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