ESP32 Webradio

[BuddyCasino]

^_^
In the spirit of full disclosure, I'm currently working on a fork of the project to make an Amazon Alexa client, and have progressed to a stage where SSL via mbedtls and HTTP/2 via nghttp2 works. TODOs are I2S microphone input (via InvenSense ICS-43434) and communication with the Amazon Alexa backend, which I'm currently protoyping in Java.
Not sure if that warrants one of your boards...

[rudi ;-)]

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In the spirit of full disclosure......

[JimmyPedersen]

Hi Buddy
O yes - need more coffee - i did commit - as I use to on SVN but i see there is more to it then that.
I will try to follow you description tonight and have added git to my bucket list.
Thanks /j

Any progress on this? Thinking about building myself a little MP3 streamer/player

[Jakobsen]

Hi Jimmy
No sorry - was hit by work. But just get going - the code works out the box - mono. There is still room for improvement on the UX part of the code. /j

[BuddyCasino]

Haven't gotten to that part yet, I'm just realizing that C pointers can be tougher than I thought and kinda stuck in a refactoring.

I chose mbedtls because its the native API for the ESP32 (OpenSSL is just wrapping it and nt completely implemented), and using nghttp I had to implement the I/O parts all by myself anyway. Its actually not that hard.

[BuddyCasino]

If you want to verify the server certificate, then yes you need to have the appropriate root cert in memory somewhere. If not, you can simply ignore it. I haven't seen a generic lib that comes with all of the common CAs and automatically picks the right one, but if it exists I'd be happy to learn about it.

I need HTTP2 because I'm building an Amazon Alexa client, and thats all they offer.

[BuddyCasino]

Its going to be on Github as soon as I got it to work.

[WiFive]

Might help with apll

https://esp32.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8 ... t=10#p5869

[rudi ;-)]

Its going to be on Github as soon as I got it to work.

we did it in the meantime

[BuddyCasino]

Thats ok. I won't fret.