Beth from scanlime has posted a detailed explanation of her development of an S/PDIF encoder object for the Parallax Propeller.
The source code is open under an MIT-style license. If you’re a Propeller enthusiast it should be easy to implement this code to give your next sound project a digital output. Beth hopes that this code will inspire non-Propeller users to explore digital audio on a different microcontroller platform!
Wow, thanks for this one. I like the Propeller a lot, but I’ve been neglecting it lately. Maybe time for a dust off.
The one thing that really irks me about the propeller is no double precision floating point without banging your head against a sharp object and the amount of RAM in a single cog is way too small.
The propeller does have some very unique and redeeming qualities though. Everyone should take one for a “spin” sometime.