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I still haven't resolved my problem with the AIC23 on the TMS320C6455EVM. After viewing
the different options available, I tried to use the Data Converter Support by selecting
"Codec, Serial interface -> 18-24 bit -> TLV320AIC23: 96kHz, Audio, Stereo ->
Aic23_4" and then setting the AIC23 mode to USB and selecting 48/48 kHz sampling rates and
insured that the Line Input is activated.

In the DSP tab, I cannot select the DSP Type I am using - it only gives TMS320C641x DSPs. I
tried to select a random one, generated the output files, but when I try to compile it gives me
"undefined symbol" errors in the pages that were generated.

I have previously tried to use the normal polling sampling by using the same method as used in
the POST:
while (!DSK6455_AIC23_read32(hCodec, &sample_pair));

This unfortunately does not seem to work and I have been thinking of implementing interrupt
driven sampling.

Can anyone give me any advice on how to use the AIC23 so that the actual sampling rate is that
specified in the settings? There is no need to use EDMA, but I would like to use interrupt
sampling so that I can continuously decode the signal I generated.

Thank you for your time,
Christo Kleu

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