This pull request adds a new Python script, play_wav_pico.py, to the /sweepai directory. The script allows for playing the output of a .wav file on a Raspberry Pi Pico.
Summary
Added play_wav_pico.py to the /sweepai directory
The script uses the wave and machine modules
Defines a function play_wav(filename) that plays the .wav file specified by filename
The play_wav function reads the frames of the .wav file and sets the duty cycle of the PWM pin on the Raspberry Pi Pico accordingly
Added a main function that calls play_wav with a sample .wav file, audio.wav
The script is executed when the file is run directly
Fixes #50.
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Description
This pull request adds a new Python script,
play_wav_pico.py
, to the/sweepai
directory. The script allows for playing the output of a .wav file on a Raspberry Pi Pico.Summary
play_wav_pico.py
to the/sweepai
directorywave
andmachine
modulesplay_wav(filename)
that plays the .wav file specified byfilename
play_wav
function reads the frames of the .wav file and sets the duty cycle of the PWM pin on the Raspberry Pi Pico accordinglymain
function that callsplay_wav
with a sample .wav file,audio.wav
Fixes #50.
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