A new project in which the ESP32-audioI2S library plays a major role

[Pako2]

Hi @schreibfaul1 !
I wanted to say thank you for the great and unbeatable library. It allowed me to create the RadioESP32 project. I worked on it for several months and I published it just today.

[schreibfaul1]

Hello @Pako2,
I have had a look at your repository. There is a lot of work and dedication in it and also you designed a PCB for the radio. I wish you every success with your great project!

[Pako2]

I only realized later that anyone interested in my project could not find out anywhere how it differs from its prototype (Edzelf's project RadioESP32-V2). So I added the relevant chapter to README.md. This is probably not a complete list, but I hope I didn't forget anything important.

[Pako2]

Maybe someone will be interested in the fact that I created an alternative to my RadioESP32 project. The new repository (RadioESP32S3) is almost the same, but unlike the original repository, there are modifications made to make it possible to use ESP32-S3 microcontrollers. I found that it would be too complicated to add ESP32-S3 support to the original project. This way it is easier for me (and for any interested parties as well).

[schreibfaul1]

I took a look at your RadioESP32S3, very professional. If you now publish a video on YouTube, you will have many visitors to your repository.

[Pako2]

Hi @schreibfaul1 !
Thank you for the recognition and well-intentioned advice. But I don't know if I'll implement it. I've never published a video on YouTube before and I'm very hesitant about doing something like that.