Add (experimental) support for the ESP32-S3 #676
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Include information about the new class in the main README
Include ESP32-S3 in the title
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I created a new class called
AudioOutputI2SNoDACS3, because it would've been way too messy to update the already existingAudioOutputI2SNoDACclass.I know that it's not bug-free and requires further testing, and that its channel count (mono/stereo) handling is questionably undone, and that I need further help figuring out why the pitch is only right with the I2S sampling rate set to 30.0 kHz in the configuration (it's not related to memory nor the APLL, I've tested it), but it is a great starting point for ESP32-S3 support. And it just works, as of now.
As of example projects, I haven't made any yet.
I am open to all suggestions! :3
Thank you!
Note:
I got inspiration from this video made by atomic14, and implemented the new class working on my team (CatSat)'s project for the CanSat Hungary 2024 competition.