LQ064V3DG02 TFT (6.4'' 640x480 18bit) controlled by CPLD Coolrunner II XC2C256-7.

Resources used:
Macrocells: 210
P-terms: 602
Registers: 151
FB inputs: 436

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Simple 3D shapes on AVR ATmega32 @ 16MHz. LCD from Alcatel3?? (SED1566T20 controller).

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This is my first project with VLSI decoder VS1003 - "portable" MP3/WMA/PCM,ADPCM WAV/MID/MOD player.
Code name: Brick

In this video some MOD trackers are played. MOD trackers are actualy not decoded by the VS1003, their decoded by the main MCU ATmega32 @ 16MHz and sound stream is going into VS1003 like PCM WAV 19700Hz 16-bit stereo with infinite length.
Some detailed information about my MOD decoder with ATmega32 can be foung here:
http://www.elektronika.kvalitn e.cz/ATMEL/MODplayer/MODplayer 2_eng.html

Or for CZ readers here:
http://www.elektronika.kvalitn e.cz/ATMEL/MODplayer/MODplayer 2.html

Note 1: sound was recorded separately via "line in" input on my PC, video via my digital camera and then combined in VirtualDub so it's not perfectly synchronized.

Note 2: I had to add secondary sound card because integrated one wasn't capable to record sound without some -30dB level noise (damned) but new one is for a change not able to drive headphones directly so I have two SB's now (damn^2)

Note 3: than I've found out that CoolEdit is from some reason not able to record 5 minutes without some buffer underflows (click sound every 30 second or so (and I've tried that on several PC's including fast core duo (and I've tried many settings))), so I wrote my own rec. SW (damn^3)

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