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Best choice for multichannel WAV audio player project

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TMS320C6722B, OMAP-L138

Hi all !

I come from here where i've been adviced to go on DSP Forums.

My project is to build a device able to read simultaneously and synchronously up to 8 WAV files encoded in CD quality (16-bit, 44.1kHz).

All WAV files will be stored on a Compact Flash (or MMC) card

Each WAV file will have its own stereo audio output (6.5mm jacks) and its own volume knob

The device will also have a headphones stereo output with its own volume

The device will have to be conrolled by an external MDI device that will :
- stop playing all files
- pause reading all files
- start reading all files
- select Previous/Next song

The device will have a LCD screen (backlighted) to display the actual playing song

The device will have a USB connector to be directly connected to a computer to transfert WAV files to the CF card

Just as a sample, here is a drawing of how could be the device :

Could you advice me about the best DSP suitable for me ?
I was thinking about TMS320C6722B/26B/27B DSPs...which one would be the best choice ?

I think a DSP processor is not enought, maybe i will need DAC also, don't you think ?

Thanks in advance

Best regards

 

 

  • Hi Christophe,

    I believe that the OMAP-L138 could be more suitable for the application you've described.

    It incorporates both a C674x DSP core, as well as an ARM core which can run Linux.

    OMAP-L138 includes two SD/MMC ports, LCD controller, and USB interface.

    The datasheet for this device is here - http://www-s.ti.com/sc/techlit/sprs586

    Yes, you'll need DACs for the stereo audio outputs.  You can drive the DACs using the McASP peripheral.

    Regards,
    Lester Longley