Tequila! Hack Your Hallmark Greeting Card

[@seanhammer9206]

I used a happy birthday one.i put the circuit in a old film container with a AA battery put a little hole on the lid for the speaker then chucked it on the roof of my old building went for weeks took them awhile to find out where the sound was coming from. Could hear it quite far lol

[@akhiltuffy]

How can I change the audio on the cob?

[@luigikoopa8771]

you can't. after the audio is "burned" onto the chip, there is no way to modify the data. it's stuck as whatever it was programmed to at the factory (if you even care 13 years later).

[@Andrew_David_Verellen]

This is a serious inquiry. Would it be possible to delay the signal of the chime/music to have it play once every 15.22 days?

[@DomDollx]

lol funny and very well paced and pedantic :) thanks! oh and can u do one on reprogramming it to customize the audio? thank you

[@marywealth6475]

Here's another hack for getting the recording to sound slower and quieter. Let the battery run down.

[@OpenMediaBoston]

I don't remember, unfortunately, but I have a couple of the boards leftover. If you're local to Boston (as opposed to Syria, which your profile indicates), I'd be happy to drop them in the mail for you.

[@qwertykeyboard5901]

Some of these have a _fucking microcontroller with exposed i2c programming pins_ i want one of those.

[@xxBigRed2xx]

you solder with a gasmask? lol

[@nnerd]

i mean the stuff is worse than smoking :/

[@SuperMarcoPolo7]

I bought a card for my mom back in 2008 and recently found it now in 2019. When I opened the card the recording didn’t work anymore! Is there any way to replay what was on there?

[@existentialistcat]

sweet!

[@Mino84231]

Hey i have a quick question. would this work if we hooked it up to a wireless RF Receiver not a switch. The receiver is off until a keyfob is pressed

[@josephkreifelsii6596]

It may require more power. But anything is possible if you are into circuitry.

[@Sojiebee]

I GOT THE SAME CARD FOR THE SAME PURPOSE BEFORE EVEN WATCHING THIS VIDEO

[@petsandmyths]

lel

[@akhiltuffy]

@brmorris84 have u figured out how to do it ?

[@MrJob91]

Here in 2021

[@TraceguyRune]

I'm connecting a sound card to my Raspberry Pi

[@MurcuryEntertainment]

Any idea how one would directly replace the audio file on the board?

[@TraceguyRune]

Adam Oliphant no. You need to find the interface that was responsible for the programming of the chip

[@luigikoopa8771]

you can't. once the audio is burned on the chip, there is no way to change it. it is there for good.

[@issaramos4110]

I want a device that plays a certain song when the fridge door is opened. Willing to pay for this to be sent to me!

[@poikaa3]

fridge alarm!

[@fourfourfoureightyfour23]

it sounds.......................................................like you need a better roommate xD

[@josephkreifelsii6596]

[@Ponk_80]

480p is not a good way to show people what to do in detail.

[@musicalt1052]

The video was posted on 2008. 480p was the best the common man could get!

[@clumsykat2942]

I could have done the same thing way easier. I am the techno master of my very young age

[@josephkreifelsii6596]

After 3 years, I assume you're not young anymore, however...I just want to say..."Don't brag".