Arduino Project: MP3 player using Arduino and DFPlayer mini MP3 player module from banggood.com
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2015
- Building an MP3 player with Arduino is extremely easy. We use the DFPlayer mini in order to build a simple MP3 player.
The MP3 player has 3 buttons, in order to Play/Pause, to load the next song, and one in order to load the previous song. In this video, we are using an Arduino Uno, but you can use any Arduino board you like.
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I just ordered one of those modules. I am going to covert an old phone into a music player. When you dial a particular number, it will play an assigned song.
Really enjoy these tutorials. The tutorial is clear, & easy to follow. Thanks for sharing.
Today I had a chance to review carefully this video once more. All is well. Again thank you Nick. When the module is playing its light is red.. i used 16g SD as not to expect module to read more.I used a small board(400). Good luck guys,just pay attention to pin numbers and connect to any portable spkr via 3.5 jack for example. Directional 3 buttons are great also and work fine.
Thank u!!! This video helped me out a lot because I’m doing a school project.
I am glad the video was helpful! Cheers!
Don't lie to us. You are a middle age man unemployed with free time
Hi! I really liked your project , it is clean and simple, and very well explained.
happy new year bro and your programe is very clear to undustand CONGRADULATIONS!!!!!!!!
great, this is my firts project ! and thanks to you, I have sound !!!
Houston, we have a sound !!!
thanks
Thanks for another simple and informative video. I really appreciate your work.
Couldn't get my DF Player to do a darn thing before I watched this. Works great now. Thanks for a great video.
Got the player. It is sounding very well. Only 1 issue I encountered with the buttons. Need to check again carefully. Again,thank you Nick.
+Karim Ismail You are welcome!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Very useful and clearly explained!!! It did work! Thank you!!!
Thank you nick for your video. Will order the df player. Keep it up with more projects. U R awesome.
+Karim Ismail Thank you very much!
Really really good. Thank you. Subscribed!
Thank you Nick, most of all for the very useful links. (BTW, I guess you are Greek, I have very similar accent :))
Nick, Thank you very much sir! May you be happy and healthy for a long long long time :) Sharing knowledge is sharing love! :)
WHAT A PROJECT MAN, u r amazng
Many thanks for letting us see this and sharing with us.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I'm new using Arduino and Teensy. I'm looking for ways that I can create an interactive mp3 player that is activated by push buttons or touch pads. The buttons/touch pads will be on the outside of the story sound station I'm working on.
thank you so much sir our music player worked! 100% legit hehe
Cool! Thanks a lot! Liked and subscribed!
P.S.: When connect DFPlayer to external amplifier (like X-mini), you better use line output instead speaker output. Line outputs are Pin 4 and 5 - DAC R and DAC L.
Greetings from Bulgaria!
+vabozov Thanks for your comment! Useful information!
dude that's an exxelent video! short, not confusing and with the code. thank you.
but please, stop saying "in my opinion" when it's not needed (not only for you, for everyone)
this is a really interesting device, and it's a fact.
Great video, thank you! How could I do what you have described AND enable recording of voice back to the SD card? I know this would require a microphone linking back via the breadboard but not sure how it would/could work. Any suggestions appreciated :)
Great tutorial! Is it possible to put an LCD (1602 or 2004) for showing the name of the song and other information of the mp3 file? Thank!
thanks for the awesome tutorial video.!
That gives an Idea for an MP3 player for in my pickup. Simple to operate. Turn it on and let it play. I already have a small amplifier installed and have been using my phone to play music. Thank You.
I dont know why... but for me, the RX pin was the 3rd pin and the TX was the 2nd pin. I initially set them up following your tutorial and it wouldn't play anything. I saw a post somewhere else that stated sometimes they can be backwards.... I switched them and it instantly started working.
Thank for posting this video.
Want to add sound effects to a toy, thanks for a great tutorial!
Thank you for your video!!! :D
I'll connect this one with my project.. I'll let my project tall to me 👌🏼
I did it on my own. No need to let me know I found the manual for the mp3 modual on line (the internet) and did it on my own. For example When I press one button it only plays the fist song, when I press the other button it only plays the second song and so on. I have made it to play five mp3 songs. Thank you any way !!!! Your videos are very educational.
thanks a lot , thanks to you i have built m'y mp3 player ans he work
A Halloween audio animatronic that tells Halloween jokes. This is a table top radio, a raven and a skull and a bit of lighting.
Muchas gracias. Funciona perfecto, tuve problemas para inicializar el volumen al iniciar el dfplayer, pero todo funciona correctamente, muchas gracias por compartir, Dios te bendiga
Hola Jhon, quería saber si alimentas el dfplayer con los 5 voltios del arduino o con una fuente externa? Ya que necesito saber eso para o bien usarlo o bien descartarlo. Y cuanto consume este modulo? Gracias!
Con fuente externa 5 volts, el voltaje que suministra el arduino hace que reververe, se reinicie o quede colgado
Quise decir corriente, no voltaje
Jhon Fredi Ospina Gracias por responder, una última pregunta, cuánta corriente consume al sonar un audio? Con una fuente de 5V/1A me bastará pero quiero saber el consumo.
La verdad nunca la medi, pero estimo que a lo mucho unos 200 miliamperios, para el proyecto que lo uso, le he colocado un amplificador de audio a la salida, ya que no era suficiente. El sonido no es que sea para uno conformarse con el. Otra cosa, por software nunca le puse mas de 22 al set del volumen ya que se distorsiona mucho para mi gusto, todo es experimentar. Si desea escribirme puede hacerlo al ffd144@hotmail.com
I saw this video and its quite helpful. just before purchasing this I am wondering that this video is 4 years older so are there any new and cheaper products for this functionality
Nice TUT, one question can you play 2 or more sounds simultaneously?
Nice video! Just a question: can you play multiple notes at the same time?
I'm going to use this in my school project! A question about the 3.5mm jack. How many wires are there in a sound cable? Is there a ground wire along with the two sound wires?
Yes. there are usually three wires. One for ground, another for the left audio channel, and another for the right audio channel. If you have a mono cable there will be only one audio channel and ground. Some cables also have three rings(four contacts on the end). The fourth wire in these cables is microphone.
NICE. Just what I was looking for. I plan to use the module as a player to replace the circuit in a Staples "that was easy" button to play custom files. The space is very limited though and I want the file choice to be random. Any ideas?
sir I'm glad for your nice effort in educating us. I just want to know if you already made this mp3 player using the esp8266.
Thanks for sharing this project. It is really fun. One question: is it possible with some implementations to read .wave files?
Thank Youuuuu! I will use it in a pinball machine
Awesome, but I have a question. If a song ends, does the next song play on the mp3, or does it repeat itself?
thank you for your video, is it great!!
FIRST video ive watched where every single step and part was totaly understandable for a newbie like me! Thank you! The first soundfile sounded a little bit crappy and noisy! Was the original music like that or? Thanks
Have you used that resistor I mention in the video? That might be the problem
Good day, i dont understand the speaker part, can you please explain it more. Did you skin the jumper wires or not? you just taped them to the wire of the speaker?
Great video easy to understand is it possible to add LED's that automatically light to the rhythm of the music ? Thanks
Good . I am planning to a digital clock with hourly, quarterly, half and 3/4 time accordingly chime two ways one thru sd card and other directly thru source. Good useful. Thanks🙏
Do you think the 3W onboard amplifier connected to a speaker would be loud enough to be used as an mp3 doorbell?
i wanted to play some sound effect while moving a mechanical arm i'm making for a cosplay and i think this module can help me with that thanks for the tip!
Sure. Why not. You call it to play song you want. play(1) ... 0001.mp3
Hi, You're great. I will use this module by a car mp3 player. Can name of songs be written on a lcd module by this module? Do you know?
wonderful!!! can you tell me how to add bottons for the sound to increase and decrease?
Hi, this looks almost exactly what I am looking for. I have never used Arduino before, and want it to go in a model I am making. I want to be able to play 4 sound files at the same time by pressing 4 buttons. Each sound plays when its corresponding button is pressed. Is this possible?
I'm using this module to build a talking clock, it's a very nice module.
+.rpv Great, please share your project with us when ready!
I'm building the sound module for my animatronic pumpkin that yells out. "Happy Halloween!!!" I have all the parts and hope to get it all put together shortly.
I have brought life into a dead pinball machine using two Arduino boards. Now I plan to add music and sound effects to it, hoping to be able to use one or two DFPlayer Mini for that task.
+Tore Eriksson It sound great! Good luck!
are these kinds of mp3 modules common?? that's really cool
Hello sir can you explain about how to store files on SD card in particular folder or format because I am just able to hear blurrr blur sound like mp3 file should be used or wav files
I want to make a theatre decoration with this project. I will put these stuff in a vintage suitcase and using a light sensor whenever I open suitcase it will play a different song. Imagine once you open its playing hymn and another time careless whisper. It would be very good. But I need help
Hola soy principiante y me gustaria plasmar este proyecto como roger beep en una emisora de CB.Mi pregunta es donde conectar el PTT para que suene la música o el sonido que grabe en el microsd al finalizar la transmisión.
Un saludo
Hello. Can I plug output to an 25 W amp to get louder music? (with right speaker of course)
Hi. I have never used an Arduino before but I am studying the idea of making a musical mobile for my new grandson's crib. I want the music to be what ever his son wants ( he is a composer ). May ask, can the player repeat a track?
it work. thank you very much
You are welcome! Cheers!
Do you know if it's possible to add more than one MP3 module so I could have more than one 32GB of songs? So I could play the entire first sdcard and then have the arduino switch to the next module after
em so wondering, are we can make MP3 player without dfplayer mini instead of melodies with code (with pitches.h) in arduino? Thank you.
hi thank you for your Video, it has helped me a lot to get my player going. I am making a toy for my 4 month old with it, and I am just wondering where in your code can I get it to play the sound and stop instead of it playing throw to the next song. its a pull toy so I want the baby to trigger the play next function. and help please thanks
I'm new in arduino device so... I was wondering if it's possible to play the mp3 without push any button and actived with voice? for example... using a microphone to rec a sound and when it's recognized the sound the mp3 is ready to play? thanks
Thank You! :)
hi, do you think it's possible, someway, to read the ID3 of the songs via bt?
i mean, i'd like to interface arduino via bt to an android phone, and use a 1602 screen to view the actual song played by the phone and have some keys to control volume + -, prev and next track, play stop... i think that even 3 keys are sufficient, using short or long press to add 2 functions to the same key (vol- and prev, vol+ and next, play and stop)... so i can leave the phone in my pocket and have a decent screen on my dashboard to see what happens there... or does this module have id3 tag reading support? thanks :)
I'm trying a voice based blind stick project. This module and the Blind stick project works separately. But when I combine both it's not working. Neither it prints serial values of sensors nor the MP3 Files. Is it because of any hardware/software serial or any delay needs to be added?
nice project
Good project Boy if only you could have it remember the last song played so it did have to start all over again when you turn it on
hola que tal saludos.
ingeniero que valor de la resistencia usa en este proyecto?
muchas gracia por sus aportes
Hi I new at Arduino and was wondering if this project will work with a nano or micro as I would like to put this in a project I am working on and it's a very small form factor and a uno will not fit thank you for the video and thanks to any one that can help
Can I connect subwoofer speakers to this module? If I connect then what precautions and modules I would need?
Hey vishal, nice video man , I have made all the connections right yet the audio output which I am hearing from the speaker is very poor and not clear , what can I do ???
In wireless communication instead of buttons can we play different audio based on received signals??
superb it is... thanks a lot .... thank you very very much ..
+Parth Bhat I am glad that you like it!
I am adding sound clips to a 'useless box'. I've been told I need to create a 2nd library of commands just to run the DF player I need help!
I'm trying to build an operational HO RailRoad Crossing with flashing lights and operating Crossing Gate... needed this part to play the approaching train sounds, horn and Crossing Bell.
Thanks... for the source...
You are welcome! Good luck with your project, when ready, please feel free to share a video with us!
how can we make our constant volume converted into variable volume in coding of mp3 player using dfplayer mini... so that the volume can be controlled by Easy Motion and Gesture Detection by PIR Sensor & Arduino... please i need your help.
Very nice project! Can be used to inform intruders that they are in deep Sh!t :D if combined with an arduino laser trespassing sketch.
I want to Play Warning sound once it since Max Temperature value from the sensor. Like "'Warning Over Temperature Detected"' then do something...
Is it possible to use the DFPlayer along with a HC-05 Bluetooth module (since both use serial)?
one more question, I have made the mp3 to play the song that I want by pressing the corresponding push-button, what I want is to play the song when the button is being pressed continuously. Now if I press the button continuously the song keeps starting from the beginning and it dose not play the file. Can you help? Thank you !!!
I have followed everything like you have said to the T. The light on the players turns red once the system connects and when I press the middle switch again, the light goes off. This tells me everything is wired up properly. But no music is coming out. I even changed the file names to 001 etc. Changed volume to 0x30. Still no audio. Can you help? Thanks
Nice job!
+Dog Rox Thanks!
I can't figure out why my player plays all the songs in the mp3 folder when I turn it on, but when I press the "next" button (next song) the player plays just one more song and then waits when I press the "next" button again
is it possible to change it?
Can I run bigger(plugged) speakers with this module? Is there any relation between speaker and the module?
I liked his video, because he doesn't make one to play animations from an sd card
I'm having an issue where the df player produces sound normally, but when I turn off the power to the project and turn it back on, no sound is produced. The led on the df player lights up, which indicates it should be producing sound. I am using pretty much the same code (from the same now defunct banggood page) but hardware serial. Any ideas?
It works perfectly but i need it stereo. i m sending Dac I to pin 10 and spk 1 and spk 2 to the speakers how i must conect and prigram Dac R and speakers in order to get it stereo._
Many thanks for your video. Can we get number of songs from dfplayer? If can, how to do that? thank you.
I'd like to use it to make a sound board.
thanks for posting.
thx its working :)
THANK YOU, great video.
i want to make a star trek alarm/door bell, how would i play 'track one' with 'button one' and 'track 2' with 'button 2'?
I have exactly the same question. How I need to change the code to have song 1 on botton 1, song 2 on botton 2 and so on, just play the file a single time?
Do you be any chance know how to add a volume controle??? Maybe a Rotary Encoder???
Hi sir , how can we replace the sound output from auxiliary cable to Bluetooth module for connecting Bluetooth headsets
Hi! Very interesting channel and video. I've right now subscribed!!
I have an question. Is it possible add an RFID reader on these components to play a different audio file from each ID? Thanks.
Yes of course. I was playing with RFIDs right now. That's my plan. Use RFIDs and this module to make a simple game for my nephew!
Hi Nick, how can i add the nrf24L01 and make this a wireless doorbell that plays any sound, regards Brett