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On my breadboard I have connected only d0 (not d1,d2,d3) to use the 1-bit mode
I downloaded the dev branch
I checked the genlib_daysi.h to be in 1-bit mode
void sdcard_init() { daisy::SdmmcHandler::Config sdconfig; sdconfig.Defaults(); // 4-bit, 50MHz // sdconfig.clock_powersave = false; // sdconfig.speed = daisy::SdmmcHandler::Speed::FAST; sdconfig.width = daisy::SdmmcHandler::BusWidth::BITS_1; handler.Init(sdconfig); dsy_fatfs_init(); f_mount(&SDFatFS, SDPath, 1); }
On that folder, I opened oopsy-dev\examples\sdcard-minimal.maxpat
I copied the drumloop.wav on my SD
I run it on my daysi but does not work
I checked with C++ (WavPlayer.cpp with 1-bit mode) and it works, playing drumloop.wav on my daisy
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On my breadboard I have connected only d0 (not d1,d2,d3) to use the 1-bit mode
I downloaded the dev branch
I checked the genlib_daysi.h to be in 1-bit mode
On that folder, I opened oopsy-dev\examples\sdcard-minimal.maxpat
I copied the drumloop.wav on my SD
I run it on my daysi but does not work
I checked with C++ (WavPlayer.cpp with 1-bit mode) and it works, playing drumloop.wav on my daisy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: