[PERFECT] A2DP Sink test of LHDC V5 at 192kHz/24bit on ESP32-CAM (esp32-d0wd, N4R8) powered by a2dp-codecs/v5.1.4 #2
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Branch a2dp-codecs/v5.1.4 is a fork of @cfint 's v5.1.4-a2dp-codecs. This branch also rebased onto what I consider the correct official https://github.com/espressif s' esp‑idf commit. Abs volume control function was ported from esp-idf v5.1.6, and coverart function was ported from esp-idf v5.5.2 & v6.1.0, because v5.1.4 do not have a native way.
I also test a full music with LHDC V5 at 192kHz/24bit. It is also 0 stuck, and 0 pop, but sample rate changed slow than the new branch a2dp-codecs/v6.1.0 .
The demo is in repository MLX_Player_ClassicBT/tree/dev/v5.1.4 .
What's the difference between the branch a2dp-codecs/v5.1.4 and the branch a2dp-codecs/v6.1.0 ?
Which one is better? I'am not sure, maybe the v6.1.0 is better? It is newer and faster. I will spend more time on the new firmware in the future. But I think v5.1.4 is not bad, it proves decoders run on PSRAM is not bad, and it can save SRAM...
Here are the test logs of a2dp-codecs/v5.1.4 with project MLX_Player_ClassicBT/tree/dev/v5.1.4 .
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