At think ESP32-A2DP library has something. I tried this example sketch: bt_music_sender_write
When plugged into my computer, the ESP32 can be seen and connected to. There is no audio, and when I remove the device from my computer and plug in the ESP32 to a wall outlet, the device displays again. So it is transmitting Bluetooth.
I'm wondering if I should be using a different example. I tried pressing the enable and boot button. On other libraries I needed to do that in order for it to work. Any ideas on how to hear to the audio file?
Also, I needed to reduce the piano16bit.h file to 33333 lines of code for it to fit in memory.
When plugged into my computer, the ESP32 can be seen and connected to. There is no audio, and when I remove the device from my computer and plug in the ESP32 to a wall outlet, the device displays again. So it is transmitting Bluetooth.
I'm wondering if I should be using a different example. I tried pressing the enable and boot button. On other libraries I needed to do that in order for it to work. Any ideas on how to hear to the audio file?
Also, I needed to reduce the piano16bit.h file to 33333 lines of code for it to fit in memory.