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@ST-js9nh 16 сағат бұрын

How did you get this cool surface on the black and red one? It looks like it's printed but in the 3D model it appears to be flat? Do you have a special Hotbed for your printer? Great video and keep it up 😊

@kschewe Күн бұрын

Just trying to figure out on JP versions. I assume you solder to the bios chip similar to the PAL version? When i installed the modchip on the JP version I made a custom bios for the normal mayumi v4. I am experimenting on the psone JP. If I figure it out I want to try it on the schp-1000

@MarioMyers-r8k Күн бұрын

Can I get the your book offering when you subscribe

@Realyst 2 күн бұрын

Might try this but use a Brook universal board instead. Might cut the Pico stand offs off. Also, might try to add another thumb button to the right of the jump button. But I'm new to 3d printing so who knows if I can pull this off or not.

@james_wheelz 3 күн бұрын

ipod 5th gen 80gb i used from when it released until 2016. i still have it and it works. Just don’t use it as a daily audio player since 2016.

@EBone12355 3 күн бұрын

That was an impressive upgrade project!

@sufferingincorporatedtm1781 3 күн бұрын

i prefer my ipod (rockbox my beloved), but zunes do look great. they're like big chunky chocolate bars to me :) they look like they use plastic very well.

@iancameron9159 3 күн бұрын

During your rewire of the LPC port, where you bridged with solder, doesn't the solder affect the open wire traces on the Xbox board? (9:30)

@FLasH3r 3 күн бұрын

No diodes for the buttons?

@SprintyFromUkraine 5 күн бұрын

We've got an Alternate from Mandela Catalogue building 3D printed gaming controllers before GTA VI

@dansiup_44 5 күн бұрын

No Way bro (((

@leiratam 5 күн бұрын

why would you do something so evil like making a big cross for an arcade gamepad

@MadModLabs 5 күн бұрын

@@leiratam it's called a Mixbox. I also have one with a Hotbox layout

@gunier.j.kintgenanimations 6 күн бұрын

My reaction: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJLSpZyFpZlomsk

@shabbadahutt358 6 күн бұрын

What is the cerbios file on your upgraded hdd? Does that get installed via fatx?

@frstwhsprs 7 күн бұрын

HIFI RUSH MENTIONED!!

@user-yd6kb7ix7q 7 күн бұрын

Play games using 😊

@JackyDev. 5 күн бұрын

they literally did at the end of the short...

@Yvr_Retro 7 күн бұрын

Would the sound work if you simply took off the old capacitor and not installed a new one?

@abyssosque 7 күн бұрын

Hi dankzunes

@angeldejesussanchezgonzale9968 9 күн бұрын

hi friend one question how can i find thes vram replacements

@Flippr 9 күн бұрын

Hey there, I've been following these steps to make a keyboard of my own for a while and I've somehow gotten it to work almost perfectly Every key works except for one single column, which I've discovered that the moment the keyboard's plugged in, every key in it from first to last fires once until the last key, which then repeats its signal until any other key is pressed. Pressing any of keys in the one column doesn't output anything afterwards I'm not sure if you'd be able to help with this issue as I'm using the Teensy++ 2.0 and not the Teensy 2.0 but I hope you can! Thanks

@MadModLabs 9 күн бұрын

@@Flippr it sounds like that column is shorting out to ground somewhere. First I would check all the diodes and make sure they are all going the same direction. Next I would check the column wire. Make sure the insulation is not melting off anywhere that would allow the wire to contact another column or row. Also check the solder points on the teensy and make sure they are not bridged together. If that column happens to be connected to pin D6 on the teensy 2.0++ you could try moving it to another pin and editing the firmware accordingly. On the Teensy 2.0++ this pin is also used by the onboard LED. I have had unusual behavior using this pin on some teensy clones. Lastly, you could test each switch in the column individually. It's unlikely to cause the entire row to fail but it's worth checking especially if your switches have been disassembled for lubricating.

@Flippr 9 күн бұрын

@@MadModLabs I just so happen to have it on D6 ;-; I'll try to switch it to another pin the next time I'm able to, unless if there's a way I can easily update the code through the site as moving the wire to another pin may be difficult for me to do

@yeehawmckickass 10 күн бұрын

I've finished three of these and I'm working on three more. Completed units are quite good. I've let multiple people try them and for compact the layout is exactly what people expect. There's one major gripe though, but I'll get to it. I'm also using hot swap sockets and Spice__King's method for USB connection. Also, ewasterdeux's tip about the heat is a big one. Even if you're experienced with soldering I'd still recommend doing as many connections to the Pico as possible outside the case. I realize that's really rough to do without any kind of wire length to work off of, so here's a less clean but more direct length list to get you started: USB Breakout direct wiring 195 mm for each wire. Length set for twisting while routing. Use the USB standard color guide as used in the video: White TP2 to d-, Green TP3 to d+, Black TP1 to GND, Red GP40 to Vbus. Directional buttons Up 90 mm Other Three 200mm Kick buttons A/X 115mm B/Circle 100mm RT/R2 100mm LT/L2 70 mm Punch Buttons X/Square 130mm Y/Triangle 130mm Rb/R1 120mm LB/L1 90mm Ground Loop 12x 65mm +/- 5mm between hot swap sockets. For the momentary switches, play that by ear since there's a ton of different ways you can wire your grounds for this. I also recommend completing your ground loop to two different ground points on the pico. This is a common technique used in actual arcade games and just adds some redundancy in case a wire happens to pop. Momentary Switches 300mm per non-ground switch, measured to allow for twisting. Again, these lengths won't route your wires as nicely in the video, they're just a starting point to work off of. Speaking of the Momentary Switches, these are the big gripe. The ones linked in the description are low quality, mushy to the touch, and probably the single hardest thing to work with in the project. They make me want to design a PCB assembly to completely replace them. The best way I've found of working with them so far is to print a switch riser, put all five of them into the riser, solder the non-ground wires to them, feed everything wire first through the main shell, then loop the washer and nut over the wire to pin them in place. You'll have to do the ground loop in the case.

@YodaWhat 11 күн бұрын

I had to take apart my TCL-made Roku TV because the backlight stopped working. Turns out they had cheaped out on the flyback diode in the switchmode power supply, so I replaced it with a MUCH better diode, rated for twice the voltage and twice the current, AND put the diode on a heatsink. The original diode lacked ANY heatsink, and had too low a voltage rating to withstand the voltage spikes it is constantly subjected to. Retail cost of the better diode was only about $1 (USA money), and would have cost TCL only a few cents extra at the factory prices. DOH!

@obsequious_obsolescence 13 күн бұрын

Are there larger ssd upgrades available? I bought the 120gb version back in the day and quickly filled it up even then. It would be really cool to be able to get a faster form of ssd going than micro sd cards (currently my standard with an old small smart phone) The Bluetooth is sort of an audio quality downgrade in general. But I really appreciate the attention for the zunes great platform.

@beatwrecker7343 14 күн бұрын

you look AND sound like the mustard guy on tiktok... i cant see past it. great videos. i just can NOT SEE PAST IT. DAMNIT.

@Over_Ace 15 күн бұрын

the fixing is satisfying!

@spider-man6049 18 күн бұрын

If I sent you my Xbox would you do all this if I paid you? 😅

@bigbangatk666 18 күн бұрын

So do i need the cerbios tool from the github if im using FatXplorer3? Or just need a dashboard and thats it?

@Juvination 19 күн бұрын

That being said I got it up and running! Was having some issues with the LCD screen, ended up not utilizing it which is a shame. That being said I haven't soldered anything aside from removing a battery from a gameboy cartridge so it took me quite a while! I look forward to using it in game!

@Juvination 21 күн бұрын

Hi I was wondering if you had any suggestions to help the mounts/nuts actually securing together? I've tried a few different print options, and I can't get the nuts to actually have a good tight grip, they just spin in place once secured to the back. Any help would be appreciated! I am using PLA and not PETG but I suppose I could try PETG.

@EL3Y 21 күн бұрын

This work for 1.6b

@MattF_V1 23 күн бұрын

Watching this like i'm gonna do this

@fohnikka 25 күн бұрын

do you think this method will work with an Arduino nano clone?

@MadModLabs 25 күн бұрын

@@fohnikka yes it will work with a cheap nano clone. As long as it has the same 328 chip and you know which pins to use.

@fohnikka 25 күн бұрын

@@MadModLabs ok im thinking i might give it a try someday hopefully i can find my old ps1 in the basement somewhere... awesome vid btw really enjoyed it !! Would love to see more console mods ! Perhaps ps2?

@Robloxian_bloxdplay1 26 күн бұрын

Yo bro i have a red light

@raiden1656 27 күн бұрын

Fantastic video, just what I needed to decide that I’m going to try this out instead of just buying another one, which is probably better for the tv company

@raiden1656 17 күн бұрын

I can't find an LED replacement that specifically names my TCL 50S45, I've seen 50S451, 50S425. I'll need to open the tv and see what the LED looks like. And literally just now I finally see a product listing that does name my model! This is a lucky channel.

@lurkerrekrul 29 күн бұрын

If I were to attempt this, I'd probably end up with a dead Playstation. I have trouble soldering wires to contacts 4x larger than those.

@cgarzs Ай бұрын

It's missing like half the keys. Did they fall off? 😆

@bobgames1984-s9q Ай бұрын

Do you think the ezp 2019/2023 can flash these plcc32 chips?

@MarkAmaro Ай бұрын

I wish I had kept my zune now

@edj1447 Ай бұрын

This was a great video

@YamazakiRodrigo Ай бұрын

Finally a nice step by step guide for PsNee!! thank you!!! Did one SCPH-5500 NTSC-J after your video and worked really well. Side note, japanese consoles still need to region change patch to play other region games. SetRegion GUI does the trick.

@TheJacksonTravels Ай бұрын

I have to do this!!! Great video!

@azizqady243 Ай бұрын

Loved your guide, I'm planning on trying it with my Japanese ps1 if the time allowed me.

@dezero1035 Ай бұрын

can a 24mm sanwa button fit in this?

@MadModLabs Ай бұрын

@@dezero1035 the hole in the 3D model is exactly 24mm so it should fit. You might want to add a little 3D printed spacer to make the mounting plate thicker where the button clips on.

@MotownBatman Ай бұрын

Well Done Sir! I like the 3d Printed USB Dongle is a Nice Touch

@ProjectPhoenixMedia Ай бұрын

How about the lframe, do nothing with it?

@MadModLabs Ай бұрын

I did not cut the trace. If you do cut the trace it will disable the original Xbox bios for good unless you repair it. Some people say that cutting the trace will make the console live longer. I don't have evidence to prove or disprove this.