So I've been able to get the screen up and running - but during the last week I wasn't super careful with the screen and cracked it - at least I thought I had, and I did. I was able to solder off the screen which made desoldering the header alot easier. I've got another screen on order but I''d lik...

Great guide - Currently in process of modding the screen to use less power - Thank you for everyones work. I had a question about the screen - Has anyone gotten HDMI audio working ? I cant seem to get it to work - does it require the GPIO header to be plugged in ? From what i could tell thats only ...

... Im hoping maybe someone has found another spot to provide 5v to the screen - I've already ordered an new screen but it would be nice if I could get this one working. What Im thinking is to remove the screen from the board (I've done something like this with a composite screen build i did) - I'v...

I don't see an error in the code. Can you setup your IDE to use english for error messages and post a new screenshot?

@salami738 Any tips on how to get the screen to fit correctly into the case? I just started my build and have been having issues with screen clearance even after cutting pcb. Also Very nice build so far! :D Hi, i had problems fitting the MPI3508 screen too. I written something about this display in...

Some ideas from me for this interesting solution: - Check, if the flashing can be done automatically, before a ScummVM game (or Amiga, ...) is started - Use a custom HID ID String for the different Arduino implementation, so we can distinguish the different firmwares (commandline 'lsusb -l'). So we ...

Did you use: https://github.com/joachimvenaas/gbzbatterymonitor?
Did you install pngview (https://github.com/AndrewFromMelbourne/ ... er/pngview)? pngview is used by the main.py script to display the battery indicator osd.

The main problem is solved. Maybe some mod wants to move this to the GUIDEs section of the forum?

Changed that. Cant login on my phone, so I have to wait... Happy christmas!

You can try to solder a wire to replace the broken path ! Find the starting pad and follow it to the end. Thanks for the tipp. I was hoping there is some magical way, in which I dont have to solder this very tiny smd leds :lol: It was do able, here are some pictures (only had to replace the anode w...