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Hardware: Yes! Software: No. You would only be able to implement it with the Non-OS SDK. Perhaps the RTOS install would work, too.
Could I run the software on a raspberry Pi and have it send the data to the D1 Mini? or does that not sound viable?
Totally sounds viable. ColorChord2 runs in Linux without much effort. You can set the headless bit in the configuration.
I just saw the reference on your reddit thread. Perhaps you should consider using the Non-OS SDK. It is extremely powerful and able to run code at phenomenal speeds.
Ill read into it, I know you suggested it before but I got sucked into your esp8266 version and got an esp8266 breakout on the way. I'll try it out , thanks for making this again looks amazing, just wish I was better at coding to understand all of it.
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So do I install this ? and then try and implement the rtos onto it?
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Ill read into it, I know you suggested it before but I got sucked into your esp8266 version and got an esp8266 breakout on the way. I'll try it out , thanks for making this again looks amazing, just wish I was better at coding to understand all of it.
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so have you installed your Nosdk on the nodemcu and gotten colorcord to run? https://github.com/cnlohr/nosdk8266
On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 2:25 AM, Tommy Sciano tommysciano@gmail.com wrote:
So do I install this ? and then try and implement the rtos onto it?
On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 1:39 AM, Tommy Sciano tommysciano@gmail.com wrote:
Ill read into it, I know you suggested it before but I got sucked into your esp8266 version and got an esp8266 breakout on the way. I'll try it out , thanks for making this again looks amazing, just wish I was better at coding to understand all of it.
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oh my there is some confusion: (1) You can use the NodeMCU module with ColorChord, it works on it out-of-box. You can simply burn the firmware. (2) I do not recommend using this with the FreeRTOS. It would be a lot of work to shift, though may work better. (3) I have never tried using nosdk with ColorChord, especially since the ESP has so much free time.
Is there a way to implement this in an arduino Nodemcu/D1mini ESP8266 that doesn't need a PC to crunch the audio input from an electret mic?