Xbox Mods...

[IceCold]

Hey guys sense I haven't found this on the forums yet I figured I'd ask. Now, by looking at the Sega Dreamcast Schematic, you can see where to hook up a pair of headphones or, a headphone jack. I was wondering if the same could be done for a Xbox. I looked at a few schematics for hooking up a VGA output to the Xbox, and it seems like it can be done as well. CAn anyone confirm this? I'd like to do it to mine. Thanks

[XCVG]

It can be done, but why not do a cool mod like a TSOP flash.

[Joes2Silly]

Simplest solution? Find the points for the audio out. Do I know where they are? Absolutely not. Sorry I can't be of any more help

[IceCold]

My xbox already has a Softmod running UnleashX and XMBC. Lol, modded the controllers today with LEDS and plan on painting it soon.

[ttsgeb]

you could always just get a simple headphone jack adapter for the audio out.

[stuntpenguin007]

make sure you get some kind of paint that bonds to plastic, like krylon fusion.

[ascentuk]

Hey guys sense I haven't found this on the forums yet I figured I'd ask. Now, by looking at the Sega Dreamcast Schematic, you can see where to hook up a pair of headphones or, a headphone jack. I was wondering if the same could be done for a Xbox. I looked at a few schematics for hooking up a VGA output to the Xbox, and it seems like it can be done as well. CAn anyone confirm this? I'd like to do it to mine. Thanks

i have the pin outs somewhere in my workshop for the av connector on the back of the xbox , shouldent take to much effort to run a fly lead from the back of the motherbord to a headphone socket mounted on the front of the case

i might give it a go when i get back

i will upload the pin outs when i get home


Edit

Found it

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AVIP Connector


For audio signals, use AVIP Pin 2 (right channel), Pin 4 (GND), Pin 3 (left channel) and Pin 5 (GND).

if i remeber correctly the avip connector has sheilding round it

i will see where good solder points are for these pins

the audio outputs are line level outputs , ie not amplified , you may want to make a small stereo amp to go in there as well

i have a link to a diagram for one , i will find it and edit this with the link

ok here is a link to a tidy little headphone amp that you can build for about £12

theres some stuff in this project we dont need like the case and battery pack as it will be powered from the xbox psu instead

http://www.minidisc.org/headbanger.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

enjoy

hope this helpls

[ascentuk]

maybe this will make things slightly more clear.