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Can someone show me how to hook the audio on one of these things to a psone screen. Thanks.
I tried connecting the "Sound" spot on the FAOAC to the Left & right audio lines on the psone - but I must be doing something wrong. Thanks.


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did you remember to connect the ground wires as well? And, of course, you do have the volume up on the screen, right?
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Sponge,

Do I attach the audio ground to the psone ground (If not were does it go)? Thanks.

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Post by marshallh »

Yes, that will work fine. If a wire/pin is marked ground, you should theoretically be able to connect to any other wire/pin labeled ground.
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Hi guys,

Ok, thanks to help of some of the board members here (Atkafighter, bicostp, Marshallh, Sponge, etc)I feel pretty confident I can now hook up one of those plug in type tv games to a psone screen, does anyone have any good ideas about what to do if the tv game thing has a really big joystick sitting on top of say 4 really far apart tact switches? How can I someone how get that to run off of a d-pad or something similar? THanks again for all you help guys.

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Post by SpongeBuell »

that is probably what will be the case. What you want to do is make a really, really big D-pad :P


Seriously, solder some wires to where the tact switches are, and connect them up to a normal D-pad, like NES
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