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I can't say I'm super-passionate about making this custom board, but was more trying to figure out how I could help by dumping the firmware off of this Eyoyo screen :) Now in saying that, those are excellent links that I might spend a few days digesting, simply because I consider this stuff to...

I've had a look at the different projects and methods for interfacing with one of these but I'm afraid it'd appear to be cost prohibitive for me at first glance. I'll try and find the components somewhere like Aliexpress as sadly it's all I can afford.

Ok, I'm going to have to read up on this more by the looks of things as it's still well beyond my knowledge base. Little home truth here is that I don't actually own a PC of any sort and scrape by on equipment that I borrow from work (I really am that poor!) I do have a couple of Raspberry Pis...

So that'd be handled through the above setup that CLAUDIO posted? (if I'm understanding this correctly) I'd also love to come up with a simple and small PCB for us all to use with yPbPr :)

Significantly cheaper alternative to the "standard" programming boards! I'm so glad you linked that! Now I'm not back at work for nearly a month, and even then will have to wait for components to arrive via snail mail. Long story short: This could take a while, assuming I even get my grubby...

I've got an 8 inch 1024x768 Eyoyo that we use through work, we're only running BNC on it so I do consider it a waste. How would I go about dumping the firmware?

That design is transcendent and delightfully fitting!

As Pacal said: Read up on getting a good first layer as this forms the base for the rest of the print. There are a lot of good videos out there on how to do this. Start simple before doing a big print and knock out a calibration cube to make sure everything is square etc. And finally: Welcome to...

I reckon it'd be awesome in transparent purple, although I've no idea how it'd be possible to do that well!

I seem to be plagued by things that just blow up around me - don't even have to open them up sometimes. I totally get how you feel here!

They're a great place to begin if you've never made a portable before, and I'd say that (even secretly) everyone here has made one at some stage!

The Pi3 loads games well fast enough though, and lots of people have put them into portables. I'll probably look at doing similar with mine if I get my act together as that really is the best solution :)

I had a long look into this, but I am just tenacious and would never claim to be smart. I concluded that the USB ports couldn't be pushed past 1.1 due to both hardware and firmware not being up to standard, and both being beyond my ability ;) I can tell you that the NanoPi Zero doesn't have a...

I'm crazy impressed with how far you've come with the RTD programming/development - I got it into my head about a year ago that it'd be cool to develop a little board for doing component input for the PS2/Wii etc. and assorted video resolutions as output, but for the life of me the lack of...

Well that's handy to know :) I assume you're talking about gmans regulator replacement to get it running off of 5V? I'm still messing with my WiiU PS2 unit and trying to do improvements here and there so don't have much wriggle room under the hood but welcome suggestions!

Hello all, With the arrival of USB type C I've been left wondering if the PS2 7900X would run off of 9V and wanted to know if anyone could advise on that. Mainly because it'd be super-easy :) Cheers!

What did you go with for your cooling solution? Don't tell me this is passively cooled majicks!

The problem with the HDMI adapter is that it letterboxes the image. This is something I've had a chip on my shoulder about for a while now, but I've found no way around it. I'd love to hear if anyone else has any suggestions on that!

Very true. Every time I look at one of the RTD boards I'm always left wondering why there are so many components to staff a single chip. I did actually look into it a bit about six months ago when one of my screens blew up, and even looked at going down the programming rabbit-hole but was amazed...

The board looks really similar to the 8 inch screen we were using for work not too long ago. Naturally I didn't let it go past my desk without popping it open for some photographs. One of the tecchies was using it for something but for the life of me I cannot remember what (something to do with...