Merge pull request #6245 from jepler/document-tilegrid-8bit
Document TileGrid limitation to tile values 0..255 & improve mp3 doc
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//| :param typing.BinaryIO file: Already opened mp3 file
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//| :param ~circuitpython_typing.WriteableBuffer buffer: Optional pre-allocated buffer, that will be split in half and used for double-buffering of the data. If not provided, two buffers are allocated internally. The specific buffer size required depends on the mp3 file.
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//| Playback of mp3 audio is CPU intensive, and the
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//| exact limit depends on many factors such as the particular
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//| microcontroller, SD card or flash performance, and other
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//| code in use such as displayio. If playback is garbled,
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//| skips, or plays as static, first try using a "simpler" mp3:
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//| * Use constant bit rate (CBR) not VBR or ABR (variable or average bit rate) when encoding your mp3 file
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//| * Use a lower sample rate (e.g., 11.025kHz instead of 48kHz)
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//| * Use a lower bit rate (e.g., 32kbit/s instead of 256kbit/s)
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//| Reduce activity taking place at the same time as
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//| mp3 playback. For instance, only update small portions of a
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//| displayio screen if audio is playing. Disable auto-refresh
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//| and explicitly call refresh.
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//| Playing a mp3 file from flash::
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//| convert the value and its location to a display native pixel color. This may be a simple color
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//| palette lookup, a gradient, a pattern or a color transformer.
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//| To save RAM usage, tile values are only allowed in the range from 0 to 255 inclusive (single byte values).
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//| tile_width and tile_height match the height of the bitmap by default.
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//| :param Bitmap,OnDiskBitmap,Shape bitmap: The bitmap storing one or more tiles.
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