- Tue Feb 07, 2017 10:25 pm
#62242
I'm interested in this module as well, any updates or have you moved on? I'm working on a commercial voip project that I'd love to have your help on, possibly as a contractor. We need two way mono audio in a pretty compact form factor, thus the ESP8266. PM me if you are still around and interested.
-Nathan
frob wrote:hdrut wrote: if you need to encode and transmit audio, there are codecs that can do that and are "light" enough to run on this module.
For example, there's a range of different "voip" codecs that can do the job, some with pretty decent quality. I have been able to get a demo system with full voip 2-way audio going on a small external Cortex M4 MCU, with support for the full range of standard telephony codecs. I plan to port a subset of that to run directly on the ESP8266 for some derivative uses.
I'm interested in this module as well, any updates or have you moved on? I'm working on a commercial voip project that I'd love to have your help on, possibly as a contractor. We need two way mono audio in a pretty compact form factor, thus the ESP8266. PM me if you are still around and interested.
-Nathan
- Fri Sep 01, 2017 6:40 am
#69635
Hi there,
I'm just getting into the esp8266 world and came across your render as I was wondering if one could add an amp to aboard. Did you ever get any of the boards made? Did they work well?
Thanks, Martyn
I'm just getting into the esp8266 world and came across your render as I was wondering if one could add an amp to aboard. Did you ever get any of the boards made? Did they work well?
Thanks, Martyn
