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OK, thanks, got it working, the bit depth and sample rate were incorrect. I've recorded a new piece at 16 bits and 44.1kHZ and all works fine, thanks for help :)

Might be the sample rate of the recording device, I'll check that out. It needs to be 44.1 kHZ

next part of query. The file SDTEST1.WAV from pjrc site loads and plays successfully. I have another file named PIANO.WAV on the SD card, which is a 1 minute long WAV file. It was created using a sound recording device. If I attempt to play it in Windows 10 media player it plays as expected...

OK, I have solved the problem, I found this forum link here It mentions that a solution was to use the SD formatter, link here I used the SD formatter to format my SDHC and it is now recognised. So the key takeaway for me is : USING THE WINDOWS 10 OS FORMATTER TO FORMAT AN SD CARD FOR USE IN...

I resoldered some pins (7, 10, 12 & 14 ) as they're mentioned in the Teensy doc here for the audio Rev C with Teensy 3.6 Unfortunately it hasn't resolved the problem. I also tried the Teensy on board SD socket by commenting out // Use these with the Teensy Audio Shield //#define SDCARD_CS_PIN...

I'll try resoldering pins 7 (MOSI) and 14 (SCK) tomorrow, just in case of poor connection perhaps.

Thanks for reply. I tried the SD card in both sockets, the result is the same.

Hi, I have a Teensy 3.6 and audio shield. I’m using Arduino IDE 2.3.4 to do some initial tests. I watched the Teensy Audio Library Tutorial video on the Teensy site, which I found very useful. I uploaded the example sketch Part_1_02_Hardware_Test.ino from File>Examples>Audio>Tutorial, and I...