Or better thought, use a chip that can support higher clock speeds than
20MHz, like the 18f series. I don't quite understand the object of the
project though. Do you have a computer that is putting out 5.1 sound in
analog that you want to turn into digital? Don't most 5.1 cards out
there also have a digital out, thereby allowing you to just use a
digital cable to carry the sound?

Josh
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Kyrre Aalerud wrote:
> My thought is that if you take a 20 MHz chip and crank it to 25 or 30, you
> might have enough power if one windows the data and make more work in
> paralell.
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> I want to do this so I can have 5.1 or similar from my comp to my reciever
> digitally transmitted.  Would be so cool.  Not to mention practical.

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