Supported Platforms: MOD5441x, NANO54415

This example demonstrates how to play audio files (uncompressed WAV) using the onboard Digital to Analog Converters (DAC) on the MCF5441X processor. It is fully capable of playing 8 bit and down converted 16 and 32 bit stereo audio at 44100 samples per second. It has minimal support for 24 bit samples, treating it as 8 bit data with sample padding.

Before attempting to build the application, you will first need to extract the "wav\_data\_srcs.zip" archive, containing the sample audio files converted to data arrays. The originals used to create these source files are found in the archive 'SD_card.zip'. This contents directory are also intended to be placed directly onto an (micro)SD card and files be played from it.

IMPORTANT: Since these files are external references in main.cpp, they must be aligned on an even boundary. One way to do this is the aligned attribute. For example: uint8_t sinewav_440[] attribute(( aligned( 16 ))) = { ..... } You can see the full declaration in the nbwav_44k .cpp file