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hi dear philippe
for the first way you can simply use any VLSI chips to play your files ( or record perhaps ), its very simple & cheap way to solve this problem, this chips already used in portable media players & can handle mp3, wma, wav, midi, oog vorbis ...etc files.
you can use many source codes ( c or basic ) for this purpose by search in internet
 
the second way is little harder & cheaper than first, you can use sd or mmc card for store your sound files & use every avr chips with enough ram ( such as mega 64 ) & convert your file to lookup & then play With PWM output, 
 
if you are not pro in codewrinting i suggest you to use first Way. 
 
besT wishes.

--- On Sun, 10/10/10, Philippe Habib <phabib@well.com> wrote:


From: Philippe Habib <phabib@well.com>
Subject: [AVR-Chat] Sound playback options
To: avr-chat@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, October 10, 2010, 7:13 PM


  



I'm working on a project that requires several minutes of good quality sound
playback. The ideal thing would be to control an Ipod or similar player. A
device that can store up to about 12 sound clips of up to about a minute
each is what's desired. The sound quality desired is about Ipod level so a
lot of the cheap and easy sound chips are ruled out on that basis.

Quantity is very low, so cost isn't a huge issue. Under $100 would be fine.

Does anyone have any ideas for how to deliver this?

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