Not much time to do R2 stuff this week, I'm commuting 150 miles each day to teach a training class. I did have barely enough time to update a few sound files on R2 for an event he'll be at this weekend.
I added the sound that R2 plays in response to Luke saying "Hello" in the garage. This way, R2 can beep a "hello" back to the folks that say "hi" to R2.
I also decided to remove the full version of the Princess Leia message, and I replaced with a clearer version of the message ending ("Help me Obi-Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope").
Finally, I added what I call R2's "happy sounds." It's comprised of the beeps R2 makes in the canyon before he's accosted by the Jawas (at which point, he makes some unhappy sounds, but I didn't include those).
Look for another update this weekend.
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Sounds really cool Victor!!! Does the sound card not hold alot of data? Just curious. I'm not that far into my droid yet, but hoping to be soon. Great work!!!
I seen another soundcard offered by Hyperdyne, but wasnt sure which one would suit me better. I do like the option of havin a primary and secondary sensors on the Hyperdyne one though. I guess I would have to see both in action before making a purchase like that.
John,
I'm using the CFSound III system:
http://www.cfsound.com/index_CFSound.asp
The customer supplies the CompactFlash card, it can be as large as you want. I happen to have a 512MB card, but I'm only using 31MB currently. I have 14 sounds on the card, including a snippet of the Disneyland Main Street Electrical Parade, which is over 4 minutes by itself.
Thanks for the kind words,
Victor
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