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I had to fill in some gaping holes which were caused by me moving the printer during the print, but aside from that I just painted it. There's a couple layers of paint and clearcoat but I've been really surprised with the quality of this knock-off printer actually. It's also pretty large so you...

Given it takes s-video I think that's a good solution! :D

Who here is also a fan of Cosmic Horror? H. P. Lovecraft? Doing something inventive for the 12+ hour endurance test on your new 3D printer? This is the result after a few coats of paint. The print could have been better, but I had to move the printer a few times and it threw things around a...

There is always the UltraHDMI, but it's far from cheap!

Right! Thanks for the leg-up here, looks like I've got some learning ahead for me :D

I just want to know what that game is - is that Raziel? lol

Ok, I'm going to have to ask which DAC you ended up using as they all seem to be pretty expensive. My base logic is: Could I do this cheaper with an Arduino Nano. Price really is a problem for me sadly.

Frankly that's genus! See this is what happens if you've got no actual learning in something - you end up creating heaps of voltage splitters to test things. I'll investigate a i2c DAC that has enough channels (7 or 8 by the looks of the screens) to handle any of the screens' inputs I have and...

To add to this story and keep everything up to speed. I figured out how the button presses were handled on the screen, and it turns out they're the same as the other one I've got here. There's a 3.3V line leading into the board and a collection of voltage splitters servicing each button, with a...

Seriously, following this thread has been one of the most nail-biting experiences I think I'll have this year. My heart goes out to you for the long hours and unexpected issues!

That's a really good idea! I'll have to have more of a look at the code there - it'd sure get around the need for having as many switches and I guess could also be used to disable input into the PS2 while working with other settings. I will say that this is getting away from my original plan of...

Thanks for the heads up! I figured it'd use a multiplexer or two to enable/disable the paths. I might have a look for that thread, thanks a heap!

I've experienced that too. Real shame really as it could be something fantastic.

It's not over until the fat lady cranks up! I know you're totally able to get something together before the deadline!

Man Teensys are great aren't they! I've kept tinkering with my last PS2 portable and trying to improve it, of course this rabbit-hole of "use the buttons here" also leads to thoughts of replacing the audio amp I've got with the one on the BOM and using the face buttons for controlling the...

Hello all! So I'm once again under the hood of my little Wii U PS2 and found myself wondering if I could make more of a mess of it by trying to use the buttons of the unit itself for controlling the screen. The HDMI screen I've got seems to be triggerable using a standard tact and it looks...

I forgot to ask: What's the transistor used on the KiCad PCB? When downloaded mine keeps suggesting a through-hole which it's obviously not :D

I've been helping develop little server devices for a mate and had to relocate the ethernet board on a little Orange Pi, and it simply died, which is annoying as hell especially when you've got everything together. My heart goes out to you here!

Not a bad idea. Given that there's usually at least a third of participants who don't manage to complete their entires within the time limit could there be a second date set as a "late delivery deadline" which gets it's own little event summary? If anything just to recognise work done and share...