Helping audio consumer electronics (CE) manufacturers stay ahead of the latest trends in connected entertainment, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NYSE: TXN) is launching the networked audio software development kit (nSDK), allowing developers to quickly and easily integrate Internet radio and online streaming services into end products based on the DA8x Aureus(TM) platform of audio processors. The flexible nSDK enables developers to easily and quickly achieve high-performing, cost-effective solutions for connected consumer products, offering up to nine months of development time savings. The nSDK eases and accelerates ARM-based development for applications such as Internet radios, networked audio video receivers (nAVRs) and other connected audio products. For more information on TI's hardware and software audio solutions, visit www.ti.com/aureusaudio.
The DA8x nSDK includes a comprehensive package of pre-integrated online music services, local network streaming audio features as well as implementations of network interoperability standards. The nSDK also offers tested drivers for key peripherals and operating system support to allow audio CE manufacturers to more easily design networked audio products with reduced time to market. The nSDK provides software building blocks as a starting point for product development while still allowing the developer to add software and services as well as customize the end product's user interface. The software included is production ready, yet it offers developers the flexibility to quickly and easily adapt designs for targeted networked audio applications.
Consumer Electronics Show
TI will demonstrate the DA8x Aureus performance audio nSDK and other TI audio technologies at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada on Jan. 6-9, 2011.
Pricing and availability
Simplify and accelerate development of your networked audio solution today with the DA8x Aureus Performance Audio nSDK. For further information on the nSDK, including pricing and download procedures, contact your local TI representative. For more information on TI's Performance Audio solutions, visit www.ti.com/aureusaudio.
Line driver complements DA8x Aureus performance audio processor-based solution
Designers using the DA8x Aureus performance audio processor can complement their solution with a line driver like the DRV603. This pop-free variable input gain line driver with differential inputs is capable of driving 3 Vrms into a 2.5-kiloohm load with 5-V supply voltage for single-supply electronics where size and cost are critical design requirements.
The DA8x nSDK includes a comprehensive package of pre-integrated online music services, local network streaming audio features as well as implementations of network interoperability standards. The nSDK also offers tested drivers for key peripherals and operating system support to allow audio CE manufacturers to more easily design networked audio products with reduced time to market. The nSDK provides software building blocks as a starting point for product development while still allowing the developer to add software and services as well as customize the end product's user interface. The software included is production ready, yet it offers developers the flexibility to quickly and easily adapt designs for targeted networked audio applications.
Consumer Electronics Show
TI will demonstrate the DA8x Aureus performance audio nSDK and other TI audio technologies at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada on Jan. 6-9, 2011.
Pricing and availability
Simplify and accelerate development of your networked audio solution today with the DA8x Aureus Performance Audio nSDK. For further information on the nSDK, including pricing and download procedures, contact your local TI representative. For more information on TI's Performance Audio solutions, visit www.ti.com/aureusaudio.
Line driver complements DA8x Aureus performance audio processor-based solution
Designers using the DA8x Aureus performance audio processor can complement their solution with a line driver like the DRV603. This pop-free variable input gain line driver with differential inputs is capable of driving 3 Vrms into a 2.5-kiloohm load with 5-V supply voltage for single-supply electronics where size and cost are critical design requirements.
