If you're making a portable you probably need something to watch it on. (Unless you want to guess what's happening in the game, but I wouldn't advise that) Anyway, this forum is your "Hacking a pocket TV/screen" one-stop solution. Share your experiences and knowledge here.
i tested my psone screen to see if it works. it powers on and the picture shows up on the screen, but the color's very wierd . it has this cap on it but it's for cleaning the power. do you think it might be causing this? if not, what might be the problem?
i was testing it out a bit and found out that the color distortion is the colors are opposite to what they're supposed to be and when i put the brightness all the way up, lines of correct color scroll up the screen
i did that already. when i got it, the seller said the video didn't work so i did the 5v thing before any testing. where have Mr.Mod and all the other senior members that know about this kind of stuff been?
PROBLEM SOLVED! i think. i tested the power with an 8.4v battery and the screen looked nornal instead of light grey so it might work but i don't have enough aligator clips or hands to test the power and video at the same time so i'm soldering on a battery conector. the problem is i don't know which wire from the battery connector that i'm soldering to id + and which one i -. one of them has a white line on it and the other one is blank. is there a standard for which one is + and -?
EDIT: i guessed striped is + and i was right . i tested the video and i worked . even better: it had the right colors