I was really kinda winging the audio wiring... I'm close. I have audio thru headphones but not the speaker...

I just wired the teensy directly to the pi. It works now. I guess the USB hub wasn't getting power...(?)

I've also plugged the teensy into my first gameboy with no results.. not sure where the problem lies..

Done building my second build. I went with a kitsch bent pcb + teensy lc. When I programmed it it would register wsad on my computer so I assumed it worked..

Not the pi doesn't detect the teensy..
Or even a USB controller plugged directly into the pi.. what could've happened?

Boydee wrote: ↑

Wed May 17, 2017 1:58 pm

Yeah I understand the screen is only a cheap one. Do you know what the name of the theme is?

http://www.sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic. ... stom+theme

Follow the instructions here.

There's an Emulation station theme that's optimized for the low res 3.5 screen.

What do you need printed? And where are you located?

Thanks guys! The shielded composite cable worked! It's not perfect... maybe I'm too picky but it's way better than before.

Look here - http://www.sudomod.com/wiki/index.php?t ... 8_Mod1.jpg

I used the same board in one of mine. Used this method and connected both yellow and white wires according to wermys original guide.

Need help identifying the power, ground, D+ and D- Never seen usb wires these colors lol. Also I should be ok to remove the black block on top? looks to be a jack for external power input. Lastly, if I need to trim off the furthest USB port to make it fit, that ok right? IMG_0585.JPG Thanks! Robochr...