Hi all, is there anyone who need an 56371 EVM Board for Audio DSP? The Board is originally Motorola. There are 6 x Stereo output (chinch) 2 x Mic input (3.5mm jack plug) 1 x Headphone (3.5mm jack plug) 4 x S/PDIF output el. (chinch) 2 x S/PDIF input el. (chinch) 1 x S/PDIF output opt. (Toshlink) 2 x S/PDIF input opt. (Toshlink) PC connectoers: 1 x serial 1 x parallel 1 x USB Ext. power supply The board was designed for testing an developing signal processing for surround applications (dts, Dolby) and I think it's still up to date. I don't need it anymore (by the way, it is nearly unused) and want to get rid of old junk ;-) In addition I also have 1 x Motorola DSP56002 EVM Board 1 x Motorola DSP56303 EVM Board 1 x Analog Devices SHARC ADSP-21061 EVM Board Does anyone need this boards? I don't want (can't) simply throw them away.
Motorola Audio EVM Board with DSP56371 Daughter Board for sale
Started by ●February 7, 2008
Reply by ●February 7, 20082008-02-07
Hi, that's the same family chip as used in ProTools TDM, so I am interested inasmuch as it might take me closer to making a TDM plugin (only snag being that I can't afford a full ProTools TDM system yet...). Failing that, it might be good as a standalone experimental B-Format decoder. What would shipping costs likely be from (I assume) Germany? I am in the UK. Does it have sdk, docs, etc? I have an old DOS-based 56001 toolset (Suite56 etc) somewhere, but it won't know about the 563x family. Feel free to email me offlist, etc. Richard Dobson crissx wrote:> Hi all, > is there anyone who need an 56371 EVM Board for Audio DSP? > The Board is originally Motorola. > There are > 6 x Stereo output (chinch) > 2 x Mic input (3.5mm jack plug) > 1 x Headphone (3.5mm jack plug) > 4 x S/PDIF output el. (chinch) > 2 x S/PDIF input el. (chinch) > 1 x S/PDIF output opt. (Toshlink) > 2 x S/PDIF input opt. (Toshlink) > PC connectoers: > 1 x serial > 1 x parallel > 1 x USB > Ext. power supply > > The board was designed for testing an developing signal processing for > surround applications (dts, Dolby) and I think it's still up to date. > > I don't need it anymore (by the way, it is nearly unused) and want to > get rid of old junk ;-) > > In addition I also have > 1 x Motorola DSP56002 EVM Board > 1 x Motorola DSP56303 EVM Board > 1 x Analog Devices SHARC ADSP-21061 EVM Board > > Does anyone need this boards? > I don't want (can't) simply throw them away.
Reply by ●February 7, 20082008-02-07
On Feb 7, 8:16 am, Richard Dobson <richarddob...@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:> Hi, > > that's the same family chip as used in ProTools TDM, so I am interested > inasmuch as it might take me closer to making a TDM plugin (only snag > being that I can't afford a full ProTools TDM system yet...). Failing > that, it might be good as a standalone experimental B-Format decoder. > What would shipping costs likely be from (I assume) Germany? I am in the > UK. Does it have sdk, docs, etc? I have an old DOS-based 56001 toolset > (Suite56 etc) somewhere, but it won't know about the 563x family. > > Feel free to email me offlist, etc. > > Richard Dobson > > crissx wrote: > > Hi all, > > is there anyone who need an 56371 EVM Board for Audio DSP? > > The Board is originally Motorola. > > There are > > 6 x Stereo output (chinch) > > 2 x Mic input (3.5mm jack plug) > > 1 x Headphone (3.5mm jack plug) > > 4 x S/PDIF output el. (chinch) > > 2 x S/PDIF input el. (chinch) > > 1 x S/PDIF output opt. (Toshlink) > > 2 x S/PDIF input opt. (Toshlink) > > PC connectoers: > > 1 x serial > > 1 x parallel > > 1 x USB > > Ext. power supply > > > The board was designed for testing an developing signal processing for > > surround applications (dts, Dolby) and I think it's still up to date. > > > I don't need it anymore (by the way, it is nearly unused) and want to > > get rid of old junk ;-) > > > In addition I also have > > 1 x Motorola DSP56002 EVM Board > > 1 x Motorola DSP56303 EVM Board > > 1 x Analog Devices SHARC ADSP-21061 EVM Board > > > Does anyone need this boards? > > I don't want (can't) simply throw them away.Anyone interested in 56371 development should also check out the new low-cost board that Freescale recently released: http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=SYMP_SOUNDBITE&nodeId=0127952D4A2D79 Symphony SoundBite - $150. Includes board w/ DSP56371, 4 stereo codecs (one with optical SPDIF), expansion connector, switches, LEDs, microphone, USB download/debug interface and CD with Eclipse-based development tools. I got one this week and have been coming up to speed on it. Nice. EB
Reply by ●February 7, 20082008-02-07
emeb schrieb:> On Feb 7, 8:16 am, Richard Dobson <richarddob...@blueyonder.co.uk> > wrote: >> Hi, >> >> that's the same family chip as used in ProTools TDM, so I am interested >> inasmuch as it might take me closer to making a TDM plugin (only snag >> being that I can't afford a full ProTools TDM system yet...). Failing >> that, it might be good as a standalone experimental B-Format decoder. >> What would shipping costs likely be from (I assume) Germany? I am in the >> UK. Does it have sdk, docs, etc? I have an old DOS-based 56001 toolset >> (Suite56 etc) somewhere, but it won't know about the 563x family. >> >> Feel free to email me offlist, etc. >> >> Richard Dobson >> >> crissx wrote: >>> Hi all, >>> is there anyone who need an 56371 EVM Board for Audio DSP? >>> The Board is originally Motorola. >>> There are >>> 6 x Stereo output (chinch) >>> 2 x Mic input (3.5mm jack plug) >>> 1 x Headphone (3.5mm jack plug) >>> 4 x S/PDIF output el. (chinch) >>> 2 x S/PDIF input el. (chinch) >>> 1 x S/PDIF output opt. (Toshlink) >>> 2 x S/PDIF input opt. (Toshlink) >>> PC connectoers: >>> 1 x serial >>> 1 x parallel >>> 1 x USB >>> Ext. power supply >>> The board was designed for testing an developing signal processing for >>> surround applications (dts, Dolby) and I think it's still up to date. >>> I don't need it anymore (by the way, it is nearly unused) and want to >>> get rid of old junk ;-) >>> In addition I also have >>> 1 x Motorola DSP56002 EVM Board >>> 1 x Motorola DSP56303 EVM Board >>> 1 x Analog Devices SHARC ADSP-21061 EVM Board >>> Does anyone need this boards? >>> I don't want (can't) simply throw them away. > > Anyone interested in 56371 development should also check out the new > low-cost board that Freescale recently released: > > http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=SYMP_SOUNDBITE&nodeId=0127952D4A2D79 > > Symphony SoundBite - $150. Includes board w/ DSP56371, 4 stereo codecs > (one with optical SPDIF), expansion connector, switches, LEDs, > microphone, USB download/debug interface and CD with Eclipse-based > development tools. I got one this week and have been coming up to > speed on it. Nice. > > EBemeb is right. Symphony SoundBite is functionally comparable to the Motorola AudioEvm Board. But conectors are more hifi like. More Information on http://www.freescale.com/webapp/sps/site/prod_summary.jsp?code=DSPAUDIOEVM&fsrch=1 You can see the prices there as well. $750 for the motherboard and $250 for the dougtherboard. It's different to the Symphony SoundBite in detail. Tools are still available on www.freescale.com But don't panic, I don't want to become rich with selling it.
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