hey all, im working on a new project and was wondering if its possible to use a DS screen as a status monitor for a PC
If so, how would i go about making a connection to one of the video ports (example: D-Sub, HDMI, S-Video)
i know the DS screen is a Digital signal only and i believe that the newer motherboards put out a digital signal. i could be wrong, but if you never ask questions, you can never gat an answer.
Thanks in advance
DS screen as a PC satus monitor?
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Re: DS screen as a PC satus monitor?
The problem is that while both are digital signals, they aren't directly compatible. You can't just connect the right wires to make it work - you'd need some kind of conversion circuitry that goes far beyond the scope of the casual hobbyist.
You would be better off using a screen that is already compatible. You can find small secondary PC monitors for around $100, more if new. Otherwise, there's a how-to on using a PSone/Zenith screen for that purpose.
You would be better off using a screen that is already compatible. You can find small secondary PC monitors for around $100, more if new. Otherwise, there's a how-to on using a PSone/Zenith screen for that purpose.
Re: DS screen as a PC satus monitor?
thanks a lot
i may just end up using an old PSP as a status monitor using some homebrew seeing as its going to tak a lot of work to get the PSO lcd to work right and to fit in the minimal space im using.
i may just end up using an old PSP as a status monitor using some homebrew seeing as its going to tak a lot of work to get the PSO lcd to work right and to fit in the minimal space im using.