Thanks for responding. I extracted the file descriptor in the handler and tried to use it in a task but no success. It changed from 51 to 0. I definitly thought that would work. I am sure i can do the whole thing in the handler but it would be a lot and stop the website from responding to anything e...

I am using a websockets connection as they are supported by the esp_http_server. After an initial http connection the connection is upgraded to a websocket. I thought I could just start streaming some audio data to the browser without dealing with requests and responses. I am using this function: ht...

Hello all, I'm coding a web server that uses idf http_webserver api In my uri handler I am saving the request pointer (httpd_req_t*) to a global variable of the same type (httpd_req_t). The uri handler calls a task via xTaskNotifygive() which takes as a parameter the global variable of type httpd_re...

I will try to reword this post to see if I can get some traction. How do i assign different pins to rx and tx channels in std mode. In std mode the setpin() function does not differeniate between tx, rx It is like standard mode is full duplex and simplex mode can not be used. I have been looking at ...

Using rx, tx in simplex operation so the rx, tx bclk, ws, pins are different . In esp-idf you can set rx, tx pins using different configuration variables. In Arduino V3, in std mode there is only setpins() function which does not take rx or tx channel as a parameter. How to differentiate between the...

What I found with callbacks. To use i2s callbacks the i2s channel enable and disable statements need to go on either side of a write or read statement else the callback will fire continuously. So enabling / disabling works fine and the callbacks become useful for synching reads and writes to i2s dma...

Here is a very good video that shows how to do it.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_k09QC_s6o&t=56s

OK, that sounds like it would make it harder to control what gets tx'd out of the 12s bus but I will try some things.
Thanks

Hello, As soon as I enable i2s tx channel the on_sent callback fires continuously. I comment out i2s_channel_write statement to make sure nothing is being written to the tx dma buffers. Anyone have an idea why this would happen ? Thank you /* I2S Speaker Example*/ static const char *TAG = "std_rec_e...

You have to manually create those directories first.