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You can pick up a tiny USB sound device from eBay for £1.50 including postage that will probably have better specs than the Pi analogue audio output. It'll get
by pja 13y ago
You can pick up a tiny USB sound device from eBay for £1.50 including postage that will probably have better specs than the Pi analogue audio output. It'll get rid of that annoying clicking as well.
If you're tight for space, then that might be a problem, but the cost of these things is negligible these days.
- laumars 13y agoI take it you didn't read my post that you original replied to ;) (I jest because I raised each of those points myself). Sadly space is the issue. The one I bought (which was more along the lines of £3) sadly pushes the dimensions of the device I'm building much too much. At some point I'm going to have to re-investigate the issue though - as I plan on adding voice control which means I'll need a mic in. As for sound quality, that's really a non-issue given the it's going in a car with crappy speakers. So there's no point wasting money on a decent audio chip if I can't reproduce that sound accurately. (in an ideal world, I'd throw in some zero frequency curve studio monitors and use my spare Terratec Phase 96 as the Pi's sound device - but then the price really starts to jump. So instead I make do with what I've got)