A method for synchronously accessing audio data and an audio playback system using the same are provided. The method comprises: providing a first device and a second device; providing an audio common memory in the second device; transmitting an audio data from the first device to the second device when the second device performs an audio playback; writing the audio common memory by the first device and reading the audio common memory by the second device when the first device transmits the audio data to the second device; and performing an interpolation operation by the second device when a difference between a read address value of the second device and a write address value of the first device is different from a predetermined difference.

A DVD navigator based on a vehicle-mounted terminal is disclosed. The DVD navigator includes: a menu panel module, configured to generate a first level in response to reception of an unload instruction; and a quick-unload module, configured to acquire the first level in a sleep state of the DVD navigator and process the first level to generate a second level and a pulse signal so as to control the DVD navigator to quickly unload a disc according to the second level in the sleep state. By the aforesaid way, the present disclosure can effectively reduce the unload time of the DVD navigator by controlling the DVD navigator to quickly unload a disc in the sleep state after receiving the unload instruction.

Techniques and mechanisms for exchanging information between a mobile device and another device which is to serve as an accessory to the mobile device. In an embodiment, the accessory device and the mobile device are coupled to one another via an audio connector of the mobile device. The mobile device receives via the audio connector encoded signals which represent, in a first frequency range, information generated by a sensor of the accessory device. The first frequency range is within an audible frequency range and outside of a telephony frequency range of the mobile device. In another embodiment, the encoded signals are provided to telephony logic of the host device during a telecommunication exchange between the host device and a remote device. Due to its representation in the first frequency range, some sensor information is prevented from being represented as an audio signal in the telecommunication exchange.

Systems and methods for power conservation on an audio bus through clock manipulation allow a clock signal on an audio bus such as a SOUNDWIRE audio bus to be stopped when there are no pending commands from a master device. The clock signal may resume when a new command from the master device is generated or the master device receives an interrupt from a slave device.

A RoIP expansion device can be used to expand the amount of available radio ports at a RoIP gateway. The RoIP expansion device includes a microcontroller for relaying audio and signaling information between the USB bus of a host device (e.g., a RoIP gateway device or computer) and a plurality of radio ports. According to some embodiments, the RoIP expansion device may include serial and/or general-purpose input/output (GPIO) ports to provide additional functionality.

Systems and methods are provided that may be implemented to modify information of an audio data transmission based on one or more measured signal reception and/or transmission characteristics of a radio frequency (RF) signal data transmission that contains or otherwise conveys the audio data transmission. The modified audio data may then be acoustically reproduced in analog form as sound waves. Examples of signal reception characteristics of a RF signal data transmission that may be measured and used as a basis for modifying information of audio data of an audio data transmission include, but are not limited to, time Difference of Arrival (TDOA), Angle of Arrival (AoA), measured received signal strength, etc. Example signal transmission characteristics of a RF signal that may be measured and used as a basis for modifying information of audio data include, but are not limited to, Angle of Departure (AoD).

Systems and methods are provided that may be implemented to modify information of an audio data transmission based on one or more measured signal reception and/or transmission characteristics of a radio frequency (RF) signal data transmission that contains or otherwise conveys the audio data transmission. The modified audio data may then be acoustically reproduced in analog form as sound waves. Examples of signal reception characteristics of a RF signal data transmission that may be measured and used as a basis for modifying information of audio data of an audio data transmission include, but are not limited to, time Difference of Arrival (TDOA), Angle of Arrival (AoA), measured received signal strength, etc. Example signal transmission characteristics of a RF signal that may be measured and used as a basis for modifying information of audio data include, but are not limited to, Angle of Departure (AoD).

Techniques and mechanisms for exchanging information between a mobile device and another device which is to serve as an accessory to the mobile device. In an embodiment, the accessory device and the mobile device are coupled to one another via an audio connector of the mobile device. The mobile device receives via the audio connector encoded signals which represent, in a first frequency range, information generated by a sensor of the accessory device. The first frequency range is within an audible frequency range and outside of a telephony frequency range of the mobile device. In another embodiment, the encoded signals are provided to telephony logic of the host device during a telecommunication exchange between the host device and a remote device. Due to its representation in the first frequency range, some sensor information is prevented from being represented as an audio signal in the telecommunication exchange.

The present disclosure includes techniques for providing timing for outputting audio from two or more devices. An example method includes determining, at a first device, timing for outputting audio from a second device and a third device in an attempt to have the audio from the second and third devices play in a synchronized manner. The example method further includes communicating from the first device to the second device, using a first wireless communication technology (e.g., Wi-Fi), the timing for outputting the audio. The example method further includes communicating from the first device to the third device, using a second wireless communication technology (e.g., Bluetooth) that is different from the first wireless communication technology, the timing for outputting the audio.

A method for synchronously accessing audio data and an audio playback system using the same are provided. The method comprises: providing a first device and a second device; providing an audio common memory in the second device; transmitting an audio data from the first device to the second device when the second device performs an audio playback; writing the audio common memory by the first device and reading the audio common memory by the second device when the first device transmits the audio data to the second device; and performing an interpolation operation by the second device when a difference between a read address value of the second device and a write address value of the first device is different from a predetermined difference.