Great Job, I'm building something similar to trigger when the dryer and washer go off and play different mp3's based on the day and time and send a signal to google home to make an announcement. My washer and dryer already have wifi but I wanted to play something different than the standard Samsung song that gets triggered on them. Ever thing of sending a signal over the car speakers?
it is probably possible to send over the car speakers because the ESP32 has bluetooth, but then the car radio would have to be kept in bluetooth mode, meaning you couldn't also listen to AM/FM. The car is smart enough to switch away from normal radio to bluetooth for phone calls and then back again, but I'd have no idea how to trigger that.
hello, would u plz post the full code? wasit wav , mp3, on sd card? .. how what that missing portion from your video.. which library? ..etc thanks a lot
as I said in the video, it would be quite a video to put together to show step by step how to do this. What I can do right now is point you at the github page for the library: github.com/earlephilhower/ESP8266Audio? The library takes severall different sound file formats, and I used it by compiling the sound file in to the program in PROGMEM, so no need for an SD card. If you use ArduinoIDE, or PlatformIO, the library is available in their Library manger so you don't have to install from Github, but there are complete instructions there for how to prepare the source code version of a sound file
ok so you are not familiar with car seatbelt alarms. my car doesn’t start beeping till you are already going like 15 or 20 mph. also my car spits out all kinds of beeps and tones during startup and while backing. so its nothing at all like a human voice seatbelt reminder
Great Job, I'm building something similar to trigger when the dryer and washer go off and play different mp3's based on the day and time and send a signal to google home to make an announcement. My washer and dryer already have wifi but I wanted to play something different than the standard Samsung song that gets triggered on them. Ever thing of sending a signal over the car speakers?
it is probably possible to send over the car speakers because the ESP32 has bluetooth, but then the car radio would have to be kept in bluetooth mode, meaning you couldn't also listen to AM/FM. The car is smart enough to switch away from normal radio to bluetooth for phone calls and then back again, but I'd have no idea how to trigger that.
hello, would u plz post the full code? wasit wav , mp3, on sd card? .. how what that missing portion from your video.. which library? ..etc thanks a lot
as I said in the video, it would be quite a video to put together to show step by step how to do this. What I can do right now is point you at the github page for the library: github.com/earlephilhower/ESP8266Audio? The library takes severall different sound file formats, and I used it by compiling the sound file in to the program in PROGMEM, so no need for an SD card. If you use ArduinoIDE, or PlatformIO, the library is available in their Library manger so you don't have to install from Github, but there are complete instructions there for how to prepare the source code version of a sound file
The car itself.. has an beep
ok so you are not familiar with car seatbelt alarms. my car doesn’t start beeping till you are already going like 15 or 20 mph. also my car spits out all kinds of beeps and tones during startup and while backing. so its nothing at all like a human voice seatbelt reminder
@@stephentoons ahh I see. Mine beeps as soon as I put it in drive
@@ClappyCakes ah. no problem. different cars