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Ah nice, not a terrible interim solution, but might I suggest giving GBS-Control a try? It's a really low cost way to convert those cheap & normally garbage GBS-8220 scaler boards into very usable hardware with great picture quality! If the monitor supports VGA input, then all you'd need to do...

Awesome work so far Ahron, it's really coming together!!! Just out of curiosity, what are you doing for video out to the monitor? Does the monitor have 240p video inputs natively, or are you using a scaler?

Amazing work! I imagine this would "just work" with the UT-HDMI035 driver, provided you include a separate MCU to handle the SPI init sequence?

ᶦ ˢʷᵉᵃʳ ᶦˡˡ ᵃᶜᵗᵘᵃˡˡʸ ᶠᶦⁿᶦˢʰ ᵃ ᵖʳᵒʲᵉᶜᵗ ᵗʰᶦˢ ᵗᶦᵐᵉ ᵖˡˢ ᵈᵒⁿᵗ ʰᵘʳᵗ ᵐᵉ It's that time of the year again! No procrastination allowed this time! With the current uhh, political situation in the US, a couple of us folks in the Discord were cracking jokes about having to go back to hand wired projects...

We probably won't delete this thread so any helpful information doesn't get lost, but we can lock it if you want, just let one of us know.

Super cool! I love the idea of putting a game console inside an arcade machine, especially the Genesis which was touted one of the best platforms for arcade accurate ports for the time! Are you going to be utilizing a flashcart for this, or will you have an externally accessible cartridge slot?

Amazing work! Do you think this could be used for assistance in decapping ICs? Regardless this would be very helpful for documentation work & for some projects here!

Nice idea! I would recommend you create a separate thread in the Selling sub forum in User Trading for this so you can track responses more easily. It'll also get more attention than a reply in this thread. Best of luck to you!

I recommend using their Quick PCB quote tool, as you can just upload the gerbers and it calculates the important stuff for you kinda like JLCPCB. You can find that here.

Hey folks! For another project that I have in the pipeline, I needed to model out an Atari 2600 cartridge in an accurate enough way for me to model a cartridge slot around it. I figured I'd share the model with the community in case anyone has a similar need! I make no claims of...

The original RVL-PMS is an open source project, and the Github repo features a pre-compiled firmware release here.

This is correct. I've updated both your posts and the thread title with DeepL English translations. I don't personally mind if you converse in Spanish in DMs, but in the thread please only use English so other's can follow along. Thanks!

I'm not particularly thrilled with the pricing of games. I don't think they have any business being as expensive as they are, especially digital software, however physical cartridges I can somewhat understand being expensive since we're starting to get pretty large in terms of single flash chip...

I'm going to start deleting any further posts that aren't adding anything to the thread, especially ones asking for updates. These kinds of posts are not welcome on forums in general, and serve to only annoy others since any post will send an email notification to those who are watching the...

Yes, millennium is intentionally spelled wrong, its a stylistic choice in logos & I hate that it has two Ns, don't @ me! :^) Hey everyone! Maybe we'll finish this one this time! A lot of you should already know about this build if you've been participating in the Discord server, but off and on...

No, the USB PHY is baked into the die on the CXD2976GB (combination Emotion Engine & Graphics Synthesizer) and cannot be removed or be replaced by something else.

We did not need to necro a meme thread from 2016 that got necro'd already in 2024. Closing this thread. Also, I win.

Not how that works, unfortunately. The USB 2.0 spec requires an updated hardware PHY that can handle low-speed -> full-speed -> high-speed negotiation, which the USB 1.1 PHY in the PS2 would only be able to set up full-speed at most - this is a hardware limitation, not a software one.

Any particular reason you want to use the old 240p screen? The 3.5in 640x480 IPS screen is a great improvement and much better suited for a Wii portable. Regardless, after looking around, I don't think they sell the old TFT 320x240 screen with a driver board anymore, just the screen itself...

RTD2660 firmware & it's source code cannot be shared here since it's not supposed to be publicly accessible (This falls under our rules on intellectual property). You will have to locate a copy elsewhere in order to replicate what Legend is trying to do. As for porting to SDCC, others have...