Has anybody done any work with ISD's offerings?  I have a sample 5
minute 4000 series chipcorder product I will need to integrate into a
project, and could use any available sample code or project application
example info. Thanks in advance, please reply to billkich@nbn.net

WF AUTOMACAO wrote:
>
> Gerhard Fiedler wrote:
> >
> > i've read various messages here from people messing with voice chips. i've
> > got an application where i need to play 20 messages of 4sec each (recording
> > is done off-site, and OTP memory would be fine). the customer talked about
> > individual voice chips, i'm not sure whether this is a requirement
> > (individually exchangeable) or whether i could use a bigger chip with
> > addressable messages for all 20 (i'll find that out tomorrow).
> >
> > in any case, i'd be grateful for some pointers to manufacturers of
> > easy-to-use voice chips. i saw the ISD chipcorder chips, and they seem to
> > be fine, but since they have the recording part on-chip and i don't need
> > that, i thought there might be some cheaper chips out there which only do
> > the playing (which also might be safer against data loss). there would be
> > no problem if some special programming equipment was necessary.
> >
> > TIA,
> > ge
>
> See http://www.furb.rct-sc.br/~mw/isd_i.html