Open BrettRogersUK opened 1 year ago
Hi Brett, glad you are having fun with the project.
The 4 pin audio is the best quality. For this, you will need a few components to make filter, shown here:
Feed the 'audio out' to the signal line on the little amplifier. Power the amp with 5v from the USB.
Brett, you can now get audio over HDMI.
HI,
First off, I must take my hat off to you for producing such a wonderful project!
I have a question about the audio side of things. I'm just making a breadboard like your original prototype as can be seen on the readme. I will get round to getting a PCB done eventually. However, I have purchased the speaker listed in the components section of this github (https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/adafruit-stemma-speaker-plug-and-play-audio-amplifier) but am unsure as to how to wire it up. It only has 3 terminals (GND, +ve and Sig).
How would I go about wiring this up so that I can get audio output from the Pi Pico? Would it need to be done with the 1 pin audio setup?
Many Thanks and I look forward to trying this out on my brand new Pi Pico.
Kindest Regards,
Brett