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The Catalex serial MP3 Player is good but the lack of ability to read filenames and display them means it's useless to me.

I have found the STM32F4 Discovery however which really does look like...

Yes. it does play 48kHz. I have also found out the board doesn't allow the reading of filenames so unless you know the track order on the sd card it's nigh on impossible to select the right game.

Okay. Motor Control works and after translating the datasheet for the YX5300 (which is the chip onboard) I've sound that the supported sampling rate (KHZ):8/11.025/12/16/22.05/24/32/44.1/48....

Finally got my kit yesterday. Wav playback is only for files that are 44100 Hz and whilst MP3 files MAY be audible to the human ear it's whether the computer recognises them that's the issue. So far...

I know how to do it on my old system but it's getting the scroll and displaying the full filename on a 1602. I'll sort it out soon I'm sure.

Oh. I know how to get stuff to display on the screen but it's how to get the screen to display filenames on the sdcard with this particular module that is what I'm looking into now. If you look at...

I'm not sure about how to hook up the LCD just yet. Going through as many samples as I can find as to how others have done it so that I have a clue.

LongFileNames rather than being stuck with the usual 8+3.

I've ordered a couple along with Nanos and 1602's and made a proto board. I'm going to see which MSX games I can find which don't need...

Just had a look and it can handle Micro SDHC cards <= 16GB so that's that one and as most tap, cas, etc files were originally recorded at 41MHZ that's fine.

Just getting my head around the...

Did you have to rename the mp3 files to fit with the code?

Thanks for that I am seriously going to have to build another version of the Arduitape

A friend and I made something for most 8-bits that use a standard tape deck and added motor control to it. We never got anyone with a Spectrum to test it though.

I'd love to see pictures and a...