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Can Digiham be used instead of a traditional USB device? |
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Sep 15, 2021
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What is a "traditional USB device"? A mouse, a keyboard, a hard drive? I suppose you're rather referring to AMBE USB devices. If that's what you mean, the answer is no. Digiham only extracts the compressed AMBE audio data. It has a separate component called "mbe_synthesizer" that implements a codecserver client, which can be used to decode the audio data. You can find examples in the digiham repository. |
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What is a "traditional USB device"? A mouse, a keyboard, a hard drive? I suppose you're rather referring to AMBE USB devices. If that's what you mean, the answer is no. Digiham only extracts the compressed AMBE audio data. It has a separate component called "mbe_synthesizer" that implements a codecserver client, which can be used to decode the audio data. You can find examples in the digiham repository.