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* The software I2S delta-sigma 32x oversampling DAC was my own creation, and sounds quite good if I do say so myself.
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* The AAC decode code is from the Helix project and licensed under RealNetwork's RSPL license. For commercial use you're still going to need the usual AAC licensing from [Via Licensing](http://www.via-corp.com/us/en/licensing/aac/overview.html). On the ESP32, AAC-SBR is supported (many webradio stations use this to reduce bandwidth even further). The ESP8266, however, does not support it due to a lack of onboard RAM.
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* MIDI decoding comes from a highly ported [MIDITONES](https://github.com/LenShustek/miditones) combined with a massively memory-optimized [TinySoundFont](https://github.com/schellingb/TinySoundFont), see the respective source files for more information.
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*Opusis from [Xiph.org](https://xiph.org) with the Xiph license and patent described in src/{opusfile,libggg,libopus}/COPYING.
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*Opus is from [Xiph.org](https://xiph.org) with the Xiph license and patent described in src/{opusfile,libggg,libopus}/COPYING.
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## Neat Things People Have Done With ESP8266Audio
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If you have a neat use for this library, [I'd love to hear about it](mailto:[email protected])!
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