A GUI named hedge for smartwatch like devices based on ESP32. Currently support for T-Watch2020 (V1,V2,V3), T-Watch2021, M5Paper, M5Core2 and native Linux support for testing.
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Feature: A small integrated audio player - possibly inspired by RockBox. #401
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am looking for an iPod Nano 7 replacement, so it would be cool to have a little audio player integrated.
Maybe it would also be possible to take parts of the RockBox project (https://www.rockbox.org/) also written in C and very modular, to get started with something as quick as possible.
I'd love to see a simple streaming feature, optionally with first download to sd card as cache, then play. Maybe a sync api with SD card feature would be more battery friendly.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I considered writing my own audio player, but I think it would be an excellent addition to have a bluetooth headset playing audio via smartwatch or wearable.
Additional context
I think it would be best to establish a proof of concept for checking which audio codecs are supported and if there are any problems playing mp3, wav, flac, ogg or m4a... I would really like to see this happen.
used Hardware:
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I am looking for an iPod Nano 7 replacement, so it would be cool to have a little audio player integrated.
Describe the solution you'd like I would love to see a little app for playing audio from the SD card at least. I think this projects would be very helpful with that: https://github.com/schreibfaul1/ESP32-audioI2S https://github.com/schreibfaul1/ESP32-MiniWebRadio
Maybe it would also be possible to take parts of the RockBox project (https://www.rockbox.org/) also written in
Cand very modular, to get started with something as quick as possible.I'd love to see a simple streaming feature, optionally with first download to sd card as cache, then play. Maybe a sync api with SD card feature would be more battery friendly.
Describe alternatives you've considered I considered writing my own audio player, but I think it would be an excellent addition to have a bluetooth headset playing audio via smartwatch or wearable.
Additional context I think it would be best to establish a proof of concept for checking which audio codecs are supported and if there are any problems playing
mp3,wav,flac,oggorm4a... I would really like to see this happen.