Recent content by Zepher

not sure you can actually solder onto the battery. you can probably build a spot welder and spot weld tabs onto it and then solder to the tabs.

I usually have something playing on my desktop or on the TV. I also have that portable LG AC (bottom left) going in the summer and that thing is quite loud.

I bought a 256GB Sandisk Extreme one and it works great. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09X7CRKRZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 There was a deal recently for the PNY 256GB for $17, it's slower than the Sandisk but less than half the price.,

Using Yuzu. EDIT: I got it working. In the control config there is an input setting, and it was set to keyboard only. Also had to install firmware files to get the Mii selection working in Mario Kart 8.

Both, does the same.

I love the emulators, been playing some old NES and Atari Lynx games. Been trying to get a couple of Switch games working but they are unresponsive once they load up. they aren't frozen, it's just like none of the buttons do anything.

Went from a pair of AW3420's to a pair of 3423's. I love the blacks and lack of IPS glow.

I think it still does keyframes. I just tested it, cut a 3 min clip from a 3 hour video and the clip starts about a second after the selection I made in the program.

I knew that card design looked familiar,

Finally got it working,

Sitting here trying to get Emulation Station/EMU Deck to work. Everything looks like it's installed but when I select a game it says "Emulator not found, is it installed?"

Yesterday I was just wondering how people ripped Lynx games into Roms and stumbled upon this video showing an upgraded LCD panel for the Lynx. And since I legally own these Lynx games, I went ahead and downloaded them from one of those Rom sites to try on my Steam Deck,

you don't need a test bench, just a flat surface,

The monitor on the left was probably the last commercial display I used. It was a Sony PVM 27" I believe. you could use this box to turn it into a TV,

I just checked and the paid one does cutting/editing without having to re-encode the video, you can export in the Original Format.