But if you used the windows volume slider, it would send requests to the volume feature as defined by your USB controller, is that correct?
That is nice. Then windows volume slider could be used to adjust the volume on input of XMOS prosessing path instead of hw buttons like in this example: https://www.xmos.com/documentation/XM-015114-AN/html/
A less exotic usecase for deterministic syncronized streams are different DAC at HF and MID/LF.
I see from detailed measurements of DACS that some has very low distortion below 1to 3k. And they are often cheap codecs. Then they could be used on MID/LF channels and reserve a more high end DAC for HF duty.
The dedicated MID/LF channels can also have a very simple 6dB oct analog LP output filter at lets say 3k. (Compensated in Xmos DSP if needed)
Maybe even oversampled PWM from XMOS chip can be used for LF/MID?
I see from detailed measurements of DACS that some has very low distortion below 1to 3k. And they are often cheap codecs. Then they could be used on MID/LF channels and reserve a more high end DAC for HF duty.
The dedicated MID/LF channels can also have a very simple 6dB oct analog LP output filter at lets say 3k. (Compensated in Xmos DSP if needed)
Maybe even oversampled PWM from XMOS chip can be used for LF/MID?
PWM resolution enhancement is maybe more correct: https://www.st.com/resource/en/appl...urpose-and-lite-timers-stmicroelectronics.pdf
The official boards are a little expensive for me and my hobby project. Maybe this can do the job
https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/reSpeaker_usb_v3/
https://github.com/respeaker/ReSpeaker_Lite/blob/master/README.md
But don't know if xTAG can be used. And a litle sceptical on newbee (me) programing with firmware flash over USB.
I also dont know if ports can be dynamically allocated so that my custom program can reach the exposed pins (eg second TDM to XMOS_X0D33, XMOS_X0D35, XMOS_X0D36, XMOS_X0D42, XMOS_X0D43)
https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/reSpeaker_usb_v3/
https://github.com/respeaker/ReSpeaker_Lite/blob/master/README.md
But don't know if xTAG can be used. And a litle sceptical on newbee (me) programing with firmware flash over USB.
I also dont know if ports can be dynamically allocated so that my custom program can reach the exposed pins (eg second TDM to XMOS_X0D33, XMOS_X0D35, XMOS_X0D36, XMOS_X0D42, XMOS_X0D43)