I don't know. You could try posting the problem on the Arduboy Community forum with some pictures in the help section.

The source is not available. You might be able to figure something out from another project which uses screen touch to change video : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIWyh6Keorqkhacfeature=shared&t=247

You mean loading the flash-image.bin (the games) to the flash? or the bootloader? You may have not applied the SSD1309 display patch perhaps? In the Activator, go to the "Options" drop down menu and select "Apply SSD1309 display patch".

@@megazoid I mean the flash-image.bin entry. On the arduboy screen, some settings, and it says that the mod chip is not found, the image is twitching.

@@user-ch1gd4mq5o I didn't have this sort of problem. Hard to know what is happening. I bought "TZT 1.54 inch 7 pin SSD1309 screens" and they worked fine. I used W25Q128FVSG (Winbond) for the flash. Both from Aliexpress. Make sure the W25Q128FVSG flash chip is the right way around. There is a dot on the PCB near the flash. Make sure the flash chip "dot" is next to the PCB dot. If this correct, then you should looking for soldering issues or problems.

@@megazoid I used W25Q128JVSIM as per instructions.

Hi, I re-soldered everything from the beginning, everything is fine, but when I start games, the game does not start, but some top line runs. I am in despair, and I do not know what the problem is! Please help.

US dollars, but this video is almost 2 years old. They are $60 *US dollars* from Tinycircuits.

@@Leemonoid Cheers Lee. 👍 I only finished it yesterday, and I already want to tweak it. Lol. 😆

Uh ho! 😯😲

I can't post URL's in comments, but it's in MrBlinky's GitHub page > Arduboy-FX-mod-chip. The link in the "Arduboy DIY with FX" Hackster IO project works just fine BTW.

@@megazoid Thanks you!

You need to look at the BOM list on the oshwlab project page.

The second board? ArduBroFX-ProMicro-Regular? if it's that one, the "Burn bootloader" instructions are the same as Mr.Blinky's DIY Arduboy GT project (link on my oshwlab page). Both projects I listed have good instructions on burning an ArduboyFX bootloader. The Teensy and ProMicro-Regular : * From the tools menu select Board > Arduboy versions > Arduboy * From the tools menu select bootloader > Cathy3K (starts with menu) * From the Tools menu select your programmer (Arduino as ISP when using an Arduino) Burn bootloader ProMicro-Alternate-Wiring Very different Arduino IDE settings. Refer to the settings shown on the "Arduboy DIY with FX" hackster project (link on my oshwlab page).

I thought people would probably create a Gerber using the Fabrication tool in EasyEDA (Fabrication menu > PCB Fabrication File(gerber) ). However, I've now added the ready made Gerber's to the OSHW Labs project page (link in description) at the bottom as attachments. Pick the one you want. The boards are regular thickness (1.6mm). All tested and working, but build this project at your own risk 😉

​@@megazoidThank you very much!

@@megazoid Hello, which board is better to choose?

You might want to do a little more research. There are projects and circuits out there. You can't use a Nano, and you need a ProMicro and a flash chip if you want all the available games. Good luck!

As far as I know it doesn't work on a Nano. You need a ProMicro (ATmega32U4).

In the description of my video - "SIMPSONS TV - Software Install Walk-through" there are some files relating to the splash screen

I think it should be fine for most small scale SMD work. Sorry for not highlighting the internal soldering with some pictures. I'll add some to my channel's community tab. Thanks for your comment.

@@megazoid thanks for the answer. :-) And merci for the pictures.

No thanks needed Lee. I was thinking of sending the one on the right to the States 😉 Just waiting for stick-on pads. 😄

Yes, sorry. I upped the brightness on it. Unfortunately KZbin wont let you replace a video, so I had to publish it again. 😐

@@megazoid Got it....

I don't generally sell my stuff sorry. You would be better off getting a Tiny TV 2 (made by TinyCircuits). They sell on Amazon, Etsy, as well as their own website.

Thanks 😊

I probably will make a final one with USB C charging.

The Teensy 2.0 doesn't need any additional components to be Arduboy FX compatible (apart from a flash chip). A pro micro would need a transistor and a couple of resistors (or breakout wires from the 32u4 chip) to be Arduboy compatible. Unless you go for "alternate wiring", which means the games need to be compiled for alternate wiring.

Cheers

They said they had 12 in stock, but it was probably a box of broken glass and dust when they checked it 😆. Still, they appear to have sent me an viable screen. Technically it's not the same screen, but the data sheets were identical.

Is this my oldest video? Haha 😆

Thanks Lee 😀 It's fun messing around with these Arduboy's, and a little more productive than playing video games. The faces on the board are part of a 2020 meme - Two Soyjaks Pointing. Silly stuff on PCB's is a must 😆

There probably (almost certainly) is an electronic way of doing it. My switch just moves USB positive from from the TP4056 (Lipo charger) to VBUS on the Pro Micro (or whatever ATMega32u4). D+ and D- are permanently connected to the secondary USB port. I want the Pro Micro off while I'm charging. I'm a rookie, but I can't totally see a mosfet working. There might be a way to incorporate the "fully charged" signal into then allowing programming mode, but that's kind of a lame idea. You could be right with your P type mosfet and I'm just not getting it. 😆

@@megazoid it's bit compllecated for very little return? but the problem on while its charging, have it display some sort charge state, like almost everything screen does, the flash picture battery in segments,

@@dh2032 That would involve redesign of the bootloader code - waaaay beyond me😆 Nice idea though. I should probably just run the whole thing by Mr Blinky over on the Arduboy forum.

Cool.. go for it 😄 I found an aerial length of 95cm worked best for me. You will need something to program the ATtiny402. I used a Arduino Nano v3.0.

You are making me second guess my plan... What a brilliant suggestion

I'm hoping at least one works heh. 😆

That's a strange one. I never had that exactly. I get glitches when the battery drops below a certain level. It's the only way I know it needs recharging. The other time I've had a slightly delayed glitch was when using a really cheap (fake Lenovo) $2 microSD card from Aliexpress (some of their cheap cards are ok). If you are building the mini TV in the video, it's actually a real b***h to get it working flawlessly :D ---Good luck!

Luckily I documented all that a couple of years ago (I wouldn't have a clue now lol). It's all in a previous video : kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJnTkoKJhNuabLM There is a download link in the description which has the splash screen files and some instructions in a zip file. It might also be mentioned somewhere in the very dull 50 minute video?

@@megazoid Awesome, thank-you!

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaW0d4qio9qYbMksi=QSJGIFuflcUnFc4f&t=452

@@megazoid io ho fatto la procedura ma nn va, come devo mettere i file? Dentro cartelle diverse?

@@Kuro80125 Every sub folder (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, etc..) must contain the files 288_30fps.mjpeg and 44100.aac Videos > 1 > 288_30fps.mjpeg + 44100.aac Videos > 2 > 288_30fps.mjpeg + 44100.aac Videos > 3 > 288_30fps.mjpeg + 44100.aac and so on... This only works with the software I provide on thingiverse (MiniESP32TV_bin.zip)

@@megazoid ho l'altro progetto con la mini tv spyretro visto che ha memoria limitata, perché non fai vedere come aggiungere un lettore micro sd come in questo progetto, così abbiamo più memoria a disposizione. Ci farai un video?

Hello, I am getting the same problem you had in the beginning. It says "file system mount failed. how did you fix it?