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You can do some research for any ICs used, and find which pin is V+, then use a continuality or resistance tester to find out which input pin connects to that.

If it's AC, it doesn't matter(which is what gannon said).

The consequences will be dire... The games will hump you! Oh wait, that's my job!

The reason you can't get video on the TV is because you need to connect video ground, as well as composite. Use the pinout on PoD.

gamemasterAS wrote:sorry i geuse i did the code thing wrong

And that's why there's an edit button...

I scare myself a lot too. That is of course, only until I start humping my leg. At that point I love myself. I still hate that little drunk guy though.

Jeroen, I think I have you on my list, I'll check later when I'm using my computer.

You need a DC-DC convertor or regulator to bring the voltage down to 3.3V for the 3.3V line. Your battery will have to be atleast 7.2V for the 12V line.

marshallh wrote:For a screen, I'm sorry but your GBA screen won't work at all. It needs digital RGB in, which the GBA circuitry is designed to handle.

You can use a GBA, but you have to keep the whole working unit in tact, and you need the AV adaptor.

The help documentation those and Flash MX 2004 is all good.

I already knew that. You share a birthday with Skyone's sister.

I used to have you as the 30th, but I changed it when you said 31st twice. Guess they were typos or something.

Added!

Hey, I just added Ben to my list today, and realized that he shares a birthday with JackFrost22!

Max current output doesn't matter, what voltage are you giving it. By 'big block' do you mean the backlight's transformer?

A PSone screen is probably easier and cheaper. We have the pinouts for it, so there's nothing to solve for.

He shares a birthday with jackfrost!