element14 presents | BLE Streaming Audio Jump-Scare Device - DC To Daylight @element14presents | Uploaded 1 year ago | Updated 21 hours ago
Recently on DC to Daylight, we've been playing around with Bluetooth Low Energy, and in this application-based video we'll look at how to put BLE streaming audio to use as a Halloween jump-scare device. Derek will show how he used CasterSoundboard running on Linux to trigger some spooky sound effects, as well as how he integrated a class-D amplifier alongside a LiFePO4 battery to create a truly wireless solution for scaring trick-or-treaters. Now, the question is, can we actually scare anyone? Let's find out in this episode!

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#0:00 Welcome to DC to Daylight
#1:05 Overview
#2:34 BLE Audio
#6:09 The Set Up
#6:50 Jump-Scare!
#8:04 Give Your Feedback

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