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sorry for "late" reply ... I built an Audio ADC with AK5572, (almost 1:1 copy of this one here: http://nihtila.com/2020/07/05/adc-ak5572-v1-2/) of course you don't "need" 768kHz sample rate for "HiFi" but it is great fun to see and to analyse what is possible ...

aahh OK ... thanks anyway for the clarification

hello, is it possible with the Teensy 4.0 to receive I2S-Data up to the speed of 50MHz BCLK ? (2 channels * 32 bit frame-length * 768kHz sample rate) Teensy 4.0 has to be I2S-slave / only analysing the data in the frames / no need to process the audio or to put out the (processed) audio again...

that sounds very nice, since I have already the studio 6.2 in use (for other projects), I'll give it a try ... :)

did you manage to increase the speed in the meantime ?

you mean, I can really use Atmel's Visual Studio 6.x (with Visual Micro plugin) for teensy 2.x and 3.x ? where to put all this "teensyduino-stuff" and libraries ... ? (I ever thought Atmel's Visual Studio 6.x is just able to compile for ATMEL-MCU's -> not for Kinetis ?)

an absolutely interesting thought ... I second that ! ;-)

my intention is to enable a "layman" (=users of my application) to upload EEPROM-data to the board and doing this separate from my normal firmware in flash (without 'touching' / overwriting my normal firmware) ... *(my EEPROM files are not corresponding with my firmware-versions / are...

sorry I have to ask that again: is it possible for the teensy 2.x boards to work with the atmel factory configured USB bootloader and atmel "flip" application (or compatible like e.g. http://dfu-programmer.sourceforge.net/ ) instead of HalfKay/Teensy Loader? -->...

thanks for you answers. So I understand, that it's not possible to upload the eeprom data (e.g. special machine parameter sets) separate from the firmware, one can upload only firmware and eeprom data in one common step. [Edit] is it possible for the teensy 2.x boards to work with the atmel...

Hi, I'm just a newbie to the arduino- and/or teensy -"world" I played around already a lot with the C-language, Atmel Studio 6 and flashing AVR's the classical way with the "AVRISP mkII". Now I found your teensy series of boards and see a lot of advantages for me (maybe... in future...) Now...

this is a (PC-) GUI "Visualization" for Arduinos I just found on the internet: http://www.instructables.com/id/Guino-Dashboard-for-your-Arduino/ and I wonder if this may work on teensy 2.x and 3.0 as well ?