It uses a Sigmatel SoC and some generic firmware. It's got 512mb of NAND flash onboard, so it's pretty badass IMHO.
And there it is...
Mini Minty MP3 Player
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Kraln
Mini Minty MP3 Player
Althought this player shares almost nothing technical wise with the Minty MP3 Player, it does live in an altoids chewing gum case, so I thought I'd post it here.
It uses a Sigmatel SoC and some generic firmware. It's got 512mb of NAND flash onboard, so it's pretty badass IMHO.
And there it is...
It uses a Sigmatel SoC and some generic firmware. It's got 512mb of NAND flash onboard, so it's pretty badass IMHO.
And there it is...
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Kraln
There's nothing really much to share. The SigmaTel chip does pretty much everything... the only problem is that you have to have a copy of their sdk which is like $13,000 to make firmware. I just happned to know a friend of a friend...
In a line: the schematics wouldn't help you, and the code requires a proprietary sdk.
In a line: the schematics wouldn't help you, and the code requires a proprietary sdk.
Please be positive and constructive with your questions and comments.