Harold Hallikainen wrote:
>> A PIC32 is likely a more difficult starting point than an ARM SoC
>> designed for a phone. See Samsung 6400 for instance which needs no
>> separate ADC.
>>
>> There are likely many ARM SoC with Audio and ethernet built in.
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> I'll see if I can do it with PIC32, but maybe I need to learn ARM...
>
> Harold
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At this level it's C, you're not thinking of assembler?
I have very similar Linux and C running on MIPS (A PIC32 is a basic MIPS=20
for embedded applications, not ideal for Media). ARM and x86 SoC (Geode).
I don't know why you'd use a PIC32 for this even if you want to use MIPS=20
core. There are many SoC suited to Media Applications. Perhaps get one=20
with enough memory for a minimal Linux and then more of the source you=20
need is "off the shelf".




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