V-Smile pocket?
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V-Smile pocket?
Would a v smile pocket work? The system has av out.
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Re: V-Smile pocket?
But not AV in, and therein lies the problem.Nortier wrote:Would a v smile pocket work? The system has av out.
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Re: V-Smile pocket?
i was thinking that maybe the system its self outputs av to the screen and then you could just connect it to those lines, idk i didnt think it was a good idea but saw my little cousin with one and was just curious. The mobo would prolly be pretty large anyway.
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Re: V-Smile pocket?
It would be possible, but far from practical.
There is more than one type of signal (different) screens can receive. Most portable devices run on digital signals, while most consoles and such run on analog signals. Modifying a digital screen to accept composite is really tricky. Here's what's required:
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There is more than one type of signal (different) screens can receive. Most portable devices run on digital signals, while most consoles and such run on analog signals. Modifying a digital screen to accept composite is really tricky. Here's what's required:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analog-to- ... _converter" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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