Did you figure it out? I have the same question!

@@manuelferreira4268 sadly not, but I might had solution for that but never tested it because I left my home ;/ can you provide link for photos of both PCBs and connectors? Maybe I'll be able to help

​@@Monaxi420give me your email

I did want to design a kit down the line, but parts give or take would cost around there, depending on where you buy them from. While I appreciate your interest, at the moment I'm not taking such requests.

I haven't tried myself, but in sure it is, you would have to write some additional code though.

Thanks for the reply I’ll have to look into it then, but never written code before lol...but finishing up my build at the moment so definitely look into it once I’m done. Thanks again for the response

Sorry to bug again just curious would it be possible to set up my random wallpapers in 15 min incriminates? (That is to change every fifteen minutes or will it do it hourly only?)

@@Neoj-dl6tw It depends on the script you write, the one I put together was really simple, stretch a video to fit the screen automatically from corner to corner upon boot. However, it was predetermined what it would play. I would change the script based on what I wanted to display. I'm sure you can type up script that can do that, but you need to know what you're doing. It doesn't sound all too complicated, you just need to figure what does what.

I have the screen connected to a Raspberry Pi that's running the images/videos. I put a tutorial explaining how I set it all up if you want to try it yourself. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXy7aZmCn8R_mMk Hopefully this answers your question.

H440 NZXT Case

you don't have total white inside case...

I came out very nice, one thing I have tried moving away from is purchasing monitors to take them apart. I started using LCD board controllers that are made for whichever screen I'm using. Of course it cost more, but the implementation in my opinion is much simpler and cleaner. But great job, very clean and professional finish.

For your PC's wallpaper, Wallpaper Engine.

I don't think it would work, you really need that contrast.

One Pixel at a Time oh. Thanks

Thanks, expect an update soon.

Slightly Clearer Screen.

My original set up had it set up to where it was a 3rd screen, so part of my desktop. I achieved this by running a cable from my graphics card to the screen. Wallpaper Engine was what I used for that set up. For my current beta set up, it's using a raspberry pi. I have a tutorial posted up that explains the whole process as to how I rip the video from wallpaper engine and run it on my RaspPi.

@@OnePixelataTime hmmm a RaspPI! ....or android Box that could also work and is cheap, saves space thanks

@@KarimAkors Whatever works for you!

Hurricane.

That's the plan, It's almost complete.

sounds like a good idea, but what do you use that projector for?

@@andiengel189 I made it for a movie projector. The LCD is transparent and gets projected on the wall, just like the old-school teacher's transparencies teachers would use to wright on and be projected on the wall

The display I first used was a HP w17e.

Not gonna lie, I've thought about that before, but from what I recall, a projector would output too much heat, no to mention, if looking at it from an angle, the light from the projector would hit you.

Power cable to what? The Rasp Pi? LCD set up?

As you probably know, USB monitors pull their power from a usb port. If the monitor you own isn't a USB monitor, then the usb ports it has build it won't power it as that isn't their purpose. I didn't solder my monitor in, I used Twist-on wire connectors to connect everything, the only soldering I did was with the LED lights. Does this help?

@@OnePixelataTime Thank you so much! I didn't know about these twist-on thingies, this makes it so much easier! The connection to get it to work is just trial and error, right?

@@Nemain_ That's what worked in my case, trial and error, just be careful; looking at the circuit board could help, sometimes the wire labels give directions as to what powers what.

Sure, if you can find a way to keep the LCD screen in place, I don't see why not; the closer the better. Some screens have different viewing angle degrees horizontally and vertically, rotating your screen90 degrees could or could not reduce the viewing angle, this varies by monitor. downloads.monoprice.com/files/images/ViewingAngle.jpg All this means is, if your monitor doesn't have a large viewing angle, seeing it from too far off the side won't look as good as seeing it directly.