This application note describes the procedure to port the open source Helix MP3 decoder algorithm onto Microchip’s PIC32MX 32-bit microcontrollers (MCUs). The source code provided with this document ...

LONDON — ARC International has started sampling an MP3 decoder core for its Sound Subsystem that operates at under 7 MHz and dissipates less than 0.46 mW of power. The device, made in TSMC's 90 G ...

Makes Xtensa HiFi 2 Audio Engine Ideal for Portable Devices SANTA CLARA, Calif. – May 16, 2007 – Tensilica, Inc. today announced that it has optimized the MP3 decoder for its Xtensa HiFi 2 Audio ...

Support libraries, good application notes, and worked examples from a manufacturer can really help speed us on our way in making cool stuff with new parts. Espressif Systems has been doing a good job ...

ARC International is targeting MP3 playback in portable media players with an MP3 decoder core which dissipates less than 0.46mW of power. Operating at under 7MHz the ARC Sound Subsystem core ...

Primed for the portable multimedia device markets, the MAS 35x5G MIDI and MP3 decoder/encoder family is based on the company’s MAS DSP platform and provides wavetable-based MIDI synthesis and MP3 ...

STMicroelectronics has announced an MPEG layer 3 audio decoder chip that also includes an embedded ADPCM (adaptive differential pulse code modulation) codec to allow voice recording and playback.

I don't know anything about them, but it could be worth it for some older computers that actually have trouble playing MP3's. However, most newer computers have no problem playing them at all, even ...

LONDON—(BUSINESS WIRE)—June 28, 2005— SPIRIT (www.spiritdsp.com/mp3_arm.html), the leading supplier of embedded software products for digital ...

The MP3 player, bane of the RIAA and friend to commuters everywhere, was first unveiled in 1998. The first device with built-in MP3 decoding and dedicated storage was the SaeHan Information Systems’s ...

feel free to flame me to hell and back if this topic has been here before (please give some linkage though), but it seems it hasn't, as I haven't been able to find too much about it.<P>Anyway,<P>there ...