Audio player

[Ioannis]

Jerson: Thanks for the info. The AT tiny is unbelievable!

Mike: thanks for the link.

Ioannis

[peterdeco1]

We were doing this with an ISD5008. When that was discontinued we started moving into an ISD4003-08MPY. That was recently discontinued and are moving into an ISD17240. With a 4KHZ sampling frequency the 17240 will give you 8 minutes of record/playback.

[richard]

You mean ESP with in Arduino IDE, which needs good grasp of C, right?

i do , never tried it but it looks straight forward
https://github.com/earlephilhower/ESP8266Audio

cannot see how you can get in between df player and sd card to decrypt a file, you need to drive your own dac or pay for a proprietary
system that secures your audio data

[Jerson]

I just remembered. There are these series of chips from Aplus that do exactly what you want. They are available in various capacities and can be segmented. So, you could record a few segments and then play them in any order you want perhaps even chain them together. This one I have used APR48000 in the past.

This thread might get you started http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=11369

These search links might expand your horizons even more
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=aplus+voic...nonical&ia=web

[Jerson]

The APR and ISD chips are basically meant for human voice and not high fidelity. They're inteded for TAM (answering machines) use.

[Ioannis]

Hi Jerson.

Thanks for the info. The Aplus and especially the aPR33A3 might be exactly what I need.

Do they have distributer? Mouser or Arrow do not carry them.

Also the idea of ESP32 that Richard posted is a good alternative. Thanks for that too.

Ioannis

[Jerson]

Hi Ioannis

Not sure how you can order Aplus where you are. Perhaps you may need to buy direct from the manufacturer in Taiwan. I used to source mine locally from a distributor in tiny quantities.

Best wishes