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I am very familiar with that post but the problem with that is I have to sacrifice a Vid Cable and I dont want to do that I want to wire it straight to the mobo, If you look in the picture their vid cable is acually in and connected to an external tv. And that way making it still able to run ...

It should be possible, though I am far from the man to do it, USB confuses matters more and the parallel port will be the way to go,

basically you need to write a computer program that then listens to the port send the data across the net and receives the data and send that to the port ...

since you have all the room in the world, taking apart the xbox and disc drive is your best option, and having an arm like an old vinyl playing jukebox, so the arm picks the disc, and carries it to the spindle, then the magnet is closed onto it arm moves away and either the disc closed circuit is ...

TomKStones wrote:Some games force saving onto slot A

Ah ok, well thats what I wanted to know, Thanks

mako321 wrote:Only games I can think of are mario party 7 and odama, which use mem slot b for the mic.(slot a for the memory card)

OK, Thaks, I will try salvaging slot A if i can't never mind, as neither of those games will work on my portable as i am not going to have a slot B

mako321 wrote:The physical slots are identical, just wire slot b to where slot a was.

Yeah, I realise that, what I want to know is whether any games "need" the slot a to be used for saving, or can all games just use B happily? i have another spare gamecube, but would prefer to salvage this one

Hi, I messed up my memory card slot A (lifted the pads with a drill....)

so my question is, can I just wire it to slot B and use that or will it pose a problem in any games?

where on earth have you found a 3 inch thick gamecube disc drive? they are about an inch and a half thick,

EDIT: Oh poo i just realised this is an old thread, with a somewhat silly post bumping it

a pandora battery is a battery that contains all the evil you could possibly imagine,

I wouldn't mess with them

2) When taking off the digital av out port, I've heard some people mention that it could cause problems. What is the best way to take it off?

I used the dangerous/stupid way of removing the av ports, as well as my memory card slot which is the candle method, I don't suggest this, though it does ...

depending on how the ps1 cdrom is read decides whether this would work at all,

if the disk tells the console which part of the disc to read next(kind of like if at the end of track 1 it tells it to go to track 5)

or if the disc is read just like a memory device in order.

if it is the first you ...

If a graphics card has HDMI out, can it be hooked up to an HDMI TV with just the cable?

My computer doesn't even have a graphics card, let alone HDMI,
I'm just going to get a cheap one that has S-Video,


you can also get a cheap graphics card that has dvi out, as you can get a connector for dvi ...

Tibia wrote:If a graphics card has HDMI out, can it be hooked up to an HDMI TV with just the cable?

yes, most (possibly all?) hdmi ports on computers do not have audio, so a separate cable would be required for audio)

The Smooth wrote:Wouldn't a 4-way tact switch only be useful for the directional pad?

true, or it can replace the analog, but would always be 100% in whichever direction it is pushed.

though they could be useful for the c buttons on n64

Anyway, does anyone know if you can relocate the memory card slot?

you can relocate the memcard slot, don't know if there are any shortcuts, but just unsolder them and extend the points using wire. also you can relocate the motherboard of the dd , I am going to keep min above the heatsink purely ...