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DAC converter connection with Raspberry Pi and audio port of laptop

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    Bart Allen
    Anonymous  
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    Rick Curl
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  • #3 21679622
    Elizabeth Simon
    Anonymous  
  • #4 21679623
    Bart Allen
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    Aubrey Kagan
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    Elizabeth Simon
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    Snart Caleb
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Topic summary

The discussion addresses connecting a laptop audio output to a Raspberry Pi audio input to play laptop audio files through a speaker connected to a DAC converter powered by 10V DC. The Raspberry Pi lacks a native audio input and has limited audio output quality, so a common solution is to use an external USB sound card, which requires appropriate driver installation on the Pi. Another approach involves transferring audio files (e.g., WAV format) from the laptop to the Pi and using existing code to send decoded audio data to the DAC. More complex methods include emulating a USB audio device on the Pi or using an audio input jack with a jumper cable, both requiring custom software to handle audio data streaming. The use of I2C-based DAC controllers was questioned regarding direct playback without special software. Recommendations included exploring commercial high-end DACs for Raspberry Pi and specific DAC products from NCD.IO to facilitate the connection and audio playback.
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