Stupid Question?

[sandman2866]

Ok im trying to make a cardidge into a video/audio plug in for my sega (p) so I can use my game boy as a screen without have to take it apart or risk wrecking it I go these pinouts from I site for a cardridge but im not sure which ones are the audio/video could somone help me plz? heres the pinouts


1 VCC +5 VDC
2 ? ? Connected on Gameboy, but not used on GamePaks.
3 /RESET Reset
4 /WR Write
5 ? ? Used by paging PAL on high capacity GamePaks.
6 A0 Address 0
7 A1 Address 1
8 A2 Address 2
9 A3 Address 3
10 A4 Address 4
11 A5 Address 5
12 A6 Address 6
13 A7 Address 7
14 A8 Address 8
15 A9 Address 9
16 A10 Address 10
17 A11 Address 11
18 A12 Address 12
19 A13 Address 13
20 A14 Address 14
21 /CS Chip Select
22 D0 Data 0
23 D1 Data 1
24 D2 Data 2
25 D3 Data 3
26 D4 Data 4
27 D5 Data 5
28 D6 Data 6
29 D7 Data 7
30 /RD Read
31 ? ? Connected on Gameboy, but not used on Game-Paks.
32 GND Ground

[blackbox_dev]

Your trying to input NTSC video into a GameBoy using the cartridge slot? That's what I understood anyways, and the short answer is you can't.

Unless of course you designed a circuit to decode the signal into the digital video format that the GameBoy needs, but then you could just use the screen alone anyways.

[Kurt_]

without have to take it apart or risk wrecking it

The answer is yes, but you need to make a special circuit to decode the analog video into digital video. It's possible, but not worth it.