Morning Dear,
--- Rony Bill <ronbillypop(a)yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
If you can manage without a remote, how about a
512MB
or 1 GB pen drive with mp3 headphone output? Connect
that to your 25x25 amp. Is it one of those Phillips
amp circuits? No need for any comp. to be on.
[snip]
There is a huge limitation with these Pen Drives.
The storage costs a bomb and you can never upgrade the
storage since its flash based. Instead if we built our
own little juke box with an IDE internal drive it
would be a storehouse for numbers of all kinds.
Also once we have standardised an embedded
architecture/platform for the mp3 player i can go
about designing the specs of the application.
The player in mind will have the following features:
Will be based in a compact box that can sit atop my
Amplifier.
The underlying board can either be based on an
x86/MIPS based core
It should have an interface to allow for an LCP o/p
that will enable the user to scroll through the
numbers being played.
It should haev an interface allowing the user to
remotely scroll/play the numbers he/she desires.
Last but not the least i would prefer any x86/ MIPS
based board that allows for quick booting times. No
fancy features really.
This is my initial list of what i percieve in my home
mp3 player. We need to start by looking at the base
boards in the first place. Sherlock is a guru on this
one....lets see if he has any aces up his sleeve on
this one...:D.
Trevor
1 minute mp3 = 1 MB memory.
1 GB = 1000 Minutes of songs.
Regards,
Rony.
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