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Quite a few people have released the schematics and source code for their music player.
 
Quite a few people have released the schematics and source code for their music player.
Many of them are compatible with the [[MultiMediaCard]] standard.
 
 
Such open-source music players include:
 
Such open-source music players include:
  
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* [[TRAXMOD]] Digital Audio Player
 
* [[TRAXMOD]] Digital Audio Player
* [[microcontroller polyphony]]
 
  
 
== Elsewhere ==
 
== Elsewhere ==
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''Some of these web sites are very difficult to post comments to. I suppose posting comments about these music players here -- at Open Circuits -- is the next best thing.''
 
''Some of these web sites are very difficult to post comments to. I suppose posting comments about these music players here -- at Open Circuits -- is the next best thing.''
  
==MP3 player using the VS1053 and the Arduino/AVR ==
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== MP3 players by Raphael Abrams ==
Kalum has extensively documented the interfacing of the Arduino/AVR based microcontrollers to the VS1053 mp3 decoder chip at http://kalum.posterous.com/50759184
 
 
 
The resulting music player can even play loseless FLAC files in addition to the usual formats like MP3/AAC/WMA.
 
 
 
== MP3 players by Raphael Abrams [defunct]==
 
  
 
[http://walrus.com/~raphael/html/eejump.html MP3 players by Raphael Abrams] has designed and released the designs and has kits for 3 MP3 players ( http://www.teuthis.com/html/kits.html ):
 
[http://walrus.com/~raphael/html/eejump.html MP3 players by Raphael Abrams] has designed and released the designs and has kits for 3 MP3 players ( http://www.teuthis.com/html/kits.html ):
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* MAKE: Daisy MMC/SD Mp3 Player
 
* MAKE: Daisy MMC/SD Mp3 Player
 
* The [http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2006/08/open_source_mp3_player_kit_sak.html “Sakura”] MMC Mp3 Player
 
* The [http://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2006/08/open_source_mp3_player_kit_sak.html “Sakura”] MMC Mp3 Player
* The Super Simple (Compact Flash Card) Mp3 Player -- discontinued, or is it still available from http://www.teuthis.com/html/mp3.html ?
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* The Super Simple (Compact Flash Card) Mp3 Player -- discontinued, or is it still available from http://walrus.com/~raphael/html/kits.html ?
  
 
The kits include the PCB and all parts that solder to it, including a pre-programmed microcontroller.
 
The kits include the PCB and all parts that solder to it, including a pre-programmed microcontroller.
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http://lestmar.com/
 
http://lestmar.com/
  
== The Sakura, the World’s Simplest Open Source DIY MP3 player [defunct]==
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== The Sakura, the World’s Simplest Open Source DIY MP3 player ==
  
 
The Sakura, the World’s Simplest Open Source DIY MP3 player.
 
The Sakura, the World’s Simplest Open Source DIY MP3 player.
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* http://mpic3.com/downloads/ "Mpic3": Source Code in CCS PIC C and has Compact Flash and FAT16 code within it; schematic and PCB. Based on Microchip PIC18F452 and VLSI VS1001K MP3 CODEC IC.
 
* http://mpic3.com/downloads/ "Mpic3": Source Code in CCS PIC C and has Compact Flash and FAT16 code within it; schematic and PCB. Based on Microchip PIC18F452 and VLSI VS1001K MP3 CODEC IC.
** 12/04/12 '''Defunct''' / Ward Christensen
 
 
== PJRC High Capacity MP3 Player Circuit Board ==
 
 
"PJRC High Capacity MP3 Player Circuit Board"[http://www.pjrc.com/tech/mp3/]
 
 
a stand alone MP3 player,
 
uses FAT32 IDE hard drives
 
(it buffers songs in a 72 pin SIMM DRAM so the hard drive is in sleep mode most of the time,
 
improving battery lifetime),
 
a 24 bit DAC,
 
a Xilinx FPGA (one of the few that fits in a through-hole socket) (for interfacing to the SIMM DRAM),
 
the STA013 MP3 decoder chip,
 
a power supply designed to cope with the transients of automobile "12 V" power,
 
a 80C51-based microcontroller running a program in external flash memory chip,
 
etc.
 
 
"The firmware source code is available under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).
 
...
 
The entire circuit board schematic is published, as well as schematics for the circuitry implemented by the FPGA."
 
[http://www.pjrc.com/tech/mp3/info.html]
 
 
"How To Use The STA013 MP3 Decoder Chip"[http://www.pjrc.com/mp3/sta013.html]
 
  
 
==MintyMP3==
 
==MintyMP3==
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[http://www.andyolivares.com/?page_id=6&lang=en Andy MP3 Player] is a PIC & VLSI's VS1011e based MP3 player with documentation in english/spanish.
 
[http://www.andyolivares.com/?page_id=6&lang=en Andy MP3 Player] is a PIC & VLSI's VS1011e based MP3 player with documentation in english/spanish.
 
== FrankVH MP3 Player ==
 
 
[http://www.frankvh.com/mp3-player.html Frankvh MP3 Player] uses an Atmel AVR Mega128 and an STA013 to play MP3s from a hard disk. It uses the same LCD as the PJRC player. It also contains a USB 2.0 interface for fast uploading of songs onto the harddisk. Complete schematics, sourcecode, and documentation in English is on the [http://www.frankvh.com/mp3-player.html website.]
 
  
 
== iPod ? ==
 
== iPod ? ==
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== Weird Sound Generator ==
 
== Weird Sound Generator ==
  
* "Your First Wacky, Zany, Weird (and possibly Odd) Sound Maker Project - A.K.A. Weird Sound [http://portablegeneratorsforsale.net/ portable Generators] or WSG"] has a schematic and detailed instructions on a few ways of constructing a device that makes a few odd noises. "Notice the high reliability rubber band holding the entire assembly together. I prefer baling wire and/or duct tape myself for high reliability work."
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* "Your First Wacky, Zany, Weird (and possibly Odd) Sound Maker Project - A.K.A. Weird Sound [http://portablegeneratorsforsale.net/ portable Generators] or WSG"] has a schematic and detailed instructions for [http://portablesgenerators.com portable Generators] on a few ways of constructing a device that makes a few odd noises. "Notice the high reliability rubber band holding the entire assembly together. I prefer baling wire and/or duct tape myself for high reliability work."
  
 
== Wishlist ==
 
== Wishlist ==

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