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My friend. Everytime i replace cpu, ppu or any ic, it seems short circuit or smoke from ic i replaced. I test all pins if it has continuity. I dont know how i can swap an ic

Will Mega Everdrive Pro play Sega CD games on this? I'm guessing not since it's still a Genesis with a 32X, but maybe something about the way it's modded allows it to function

oi amigo, tudo bem? Verifique GP 1 Neptune da empresa Game Scare, ela está produzindo um modelo em escala comercial. Abraço

It's too bad that the USA never got the Sega Neptune in retail stores, but, no! The Neptune got canceled because of the Sega Saturn! If you have a Sega Neptune, then you don't need a Sega Genesis and a Sega 32X add-on for it. And if you have a Sega CDX or any other type of stand-alone Sega CD/Sega Genesis 2-in-1 console, then you don't need a Sega Genesis model 1 or a Sega Genesis model 2 and you don't need a Sega CD model 1 or a Sega CD model 2 add-on for either Sega Genesis model.

On the end opposite the battery side of the timekeeper chip is the 32.768kHz quartz crystal oscillator. When taking measures to expose and remove the battery, be very careful not to go too far on the other half of the top of the timekeeper to avoid the risk of destroying the oscillator. Without the oscillator, while the timekeeper will keep the time, date, and data in memory, the timekeeper's internal clock will not run when the CDI unit is off. So, if it was turned off at 12:30 PM, the clock will freeze on 12:30 PM until the unit is on again. This doesn't sound like a big deal, but it can be; the system may not behave correctly without a fully working timekeeper. The chip must be able to keep time as well as save data. Fortunately, it's relatively easy to fix this if you do manage to damage or destroy the oscillator. Just remove the old oscillator like you did the battery and solder in a new oscillator, which isn't expensive.

Seems like a lot of work for a smaller screen.

what kind of dc power does the duo need ? can i use md2 dc adapter ?

I received the 21" version today, but there is only a red led, it won´t turn on, do you have any tips what to look out for?

I’m one of those people who broke their ps2 trying to clean it out. It broke my heart and discouraged me from modding and cleaning machines but I’ve gotten over it now and have successfully modded quite a few consoles. This is one mod I want to do more than anything but really scared of breaking another ps2 or wasting money on the retro gem because it’s quite pricy. Is there another HDMI mod for another console that would be a bit easier, and possibly help practice for this one?

Now we have (almost) a Neptune out of a factory. Its a Brazilian project using FPGA! Look it up! it is awesome!

THIS KIT IS BADASS !!! you will rediscover your console, and have great fun to play with 4x speed loading and in game menu... this is INSANE !! I install it myslef and it's easy , just except the pin to solder on the TOP SPI-2 chipset ! the reste is not that hard ....

The title says it’s a PAC-N1 but if it’s an American Turbo Grafx it would be a PAC-N10! BTW, I’m in the market for a PAC-S10 & PAC-N10, please help me out!

i ended up not needing to plug the internal power barrel connector from the genesis board to the 32x, is this normal?

Instead of finding the larger game bit screwdriver, alternatively you can use an inverted torx bit and file it flat! Works great

Unfortunately my Mitsubishi CRT does not have an RGB input. I wish I could S-Video my Colecovision. Maybe I can, I don’t know.

A VERY tiny correction, but while the PS3 had HDMI out of the box, at first the 360 only had analog too, though it supported full RGBHV through VGA as well as component. It wasn't until the later "Elite" model that they finally provided digital HDMI output. Still, it's a very tiny nitpic since the majority of the 360's lifespan, it had that port post- Elite. Not to mention there's very few of those pre-Elite consoles still in working order for red ring reasons...

love it but look t it wrong and it might get scratched lol

Using just the composite rca cable to get that end result?

I recapped my board using a kit from console 5 and even after recapping I had to dial down the laser to 112 ohms before it could consistently spin and read discs without issue. For the time being it works but ultimately I may have to get a picoboot mod and serial 2 to sd adapter to play backups for longevity.

Ok soooooo the big question is…….will you be offering a send in service for this incredible mod? My Genesis 2, 32x & wallet are all ready to go

thanks for this video, super helpful while building this same project, unlike the high production macho nacho video.

and this thing is even bigger than a ps2 phat, what an achievement.

Supongo que los juegos de ps1 también se verían bien usando una ps2 con ese mod verdad?

But why didn't SEGA just move the Genesis platform over to the Nomad? Or even a Nonad CD that lets you okay music on the go? There were already 1200 games for the CDX, and there was virtually no competition for it. We might've seen a total of 100 million Mega Drives around the world being played as portables.

What would it cost to send you my wii for the hdmi installation, as i live in the uk?

I'm having a weird problem with my childhood SNES. It randomly acts like the start button has been pressed mid game even though I hadn't touched it. I'm using 2 first party controllers that work fine on another SNES I have, I've swapped out the controller ports (including ribbon) and it still does it. Have you ever seen this before? And if so, is there any info you could give me on how to track down and fix the problem?

Give me more power stone 2, and i can't wait for the show!

Have you done an IPS Screen Mod? i just have recently and my Sega-CD Games wont even boot in the Nomad using an MED-Pro. they work flawlessly tho in the MegaSD and Megadrive 1.

This is an awesome mod. I'd love to get this mod done on my genesis model 1 hd.

Still up for sale?

This is subjectively better than the OSSC if you’re playing games that constantly switch resolution and use interlaced signals. The OSSC’s line doubler really does look nice for pixel games but adds a pixelated effect over 3D games. I use the GBSC into an OSSC for the best of both. My mega drive and snes go directly into the OSSC but my Saturn, dreamcast, ps1 and ps2 go into the GBSC. I output them video through VGA at 480p and upscale 2x using the OSSC. That seems to be the sweet spot for me but ultimately I do this purely to convert the interlaced signal using the GBSC, not for a clean image but for a consistent one. Handles great with the elgato 4K.

Are the throughholes you put the wires into labeled at all? If so what are they? It was a little hard to tell with the CSYNC wire being slightly unaligned with the others. Just want to make sure I get this right

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when you compare the Retrotink 5x pro to all of the HDMI mods that people spend a ton of money for each console then the 5x Pro is a no brainer. It is much better, plug and play and guaranteed to save a few consoles every year. Total up the cost of HDMI mods of all the various consoles and you will see the difference

While ice climber is a vertical game, supermariobros is a horizontal game,but did you really had to manually change those switches to skip from horizontal into vertical mode? Was there no way to do it automatically? And since those necessary switches are inside, it makes me wonder how it could switch from supermariobros to ice climbers and back again without needing manually toggle those switches,mmm.

So how does the Retrotink 4k / 5x pro compare to this mod ? from what i have seen the Retrotink is awesome (and no soldering and portable ?

I know this video is older but I'm working on an X'Eye right now and was curious if you had seen this: System boots up fine (has new region free BIOS and FRAM) and plays genesis carts ok, but doesnt even attempt to spin disc. Have tried multiple lasers (one replacement and was sure to remove anti static blob). I verified the lid switch / sensor is working ok as the dashboard switches from insert disc to checking disc as soon as I close tray or if i push it down by finger. This was also confirmed using test point pin on the CD board, it changes between 0V and 5V when the switch is activated or deactivated. I can see the red laser for a brief moment or two when first closing tray, but absolutely NO life in either motor, for the spindle or the feed. I separated the CD Drive from the system and wired up 5V direct to the motors and they activated ,so i know the motors are good. When system is plugged in and turned on (and lid switch depressed, im only seeing .900 volts on the motor terminals I verified that IC691 is showing correct voltage for laser on / off on pin 48. The only thing "off" is that supposedly Pin 4 of IC601 is supposed to show 5V to be fed to spindle motor as step 4 of the CD operation flow chart. Im getting around 2 and a half volts. So I'm considering ordering a replacement IC chip Sony CXD2500BQ but I'm not 100% confident thats the issue, I dont have a working Xeye to compare voltages. Just was curious if you had ever seen an Xeye that wouldnt spin discs and it wasnt a lid sensor issue. System has also been deep cleaned and fully recapped

I built one myself but all i get is a gray screen it's definitely not the cartridge slot or cpu or ppu anyone got any ideas?

Not sure why anyone would want to play PS1 games on the original hardware, the experience is so much better playing them on a PS2, especially with the smoothing of textures. If you’re going to mod anything mod your PS2, forget about the PS1.

One thing that confuses me a bit in Borti's instructions on GitHub pertains to adding resistance for a brightness fix to prevent it from looking too washed out. I see Borti added those resistors to the board, (R11, R21 and R31) so you don't have to reuse other resistors on the SNES board. The part that confuses me, is - are those resistors part of the circuit by default? His instructions still mention that you can still grab resistors elsewhere if you want, but also says: "seems to be a good choice. By replacing R3 on the SNES mainboard you must not use the brightness correction resistors R11, R21 and R31 on the modding board." So are R11, R21, R31 on the PCB not actually doing anything by default (How else would you 'not use them'?). Are you expected to do some soldering to 'use' those three resistors he built-in?

So i won't have any problem if i just match lazer model

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I recently bought a replacement laser and it appears that it has soldering covering at the back, should this be removed? I’m unsure if it can stay. If so, how would you recommend removing it? Thx

Do you guys offer repairs? I did this mod but would love for you guys to check it over.

hello sir, i have a problem with mine, in the test mode i have a cross with PLL_A Lock, what is this? thank for your answer.

Were you able to re-use the bottom RF shield post installation?

Is there a way to swap system storage with the memory stick? I mainly play a couple games at a time and I want that extra space for music

It's ok you didn't wanna play house of the dead or silent scope or virtual cop anyway...edit not silent scope.

Does an RGB mod an addition to this provide any benefit?

Do you have the STL file for the Neptune? I am trying to find a 3d model of it for EMUVR to make a UGC file to have it in a virtual environment.