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Here it is 2024 and i just discovered this little utility. WOW! Works great! You do NOT need to be in an app (app focus), like Zoom, to mute or unmute the mic. Super handy!

does mechanical switches act like just a standard tactile button?

You saved my PS2, thank you so much!!!

I purchased my 512GB OLED less than a month ago and it has this issue. I am in talks with Valve support but decided to order the replacement OLED audio board from IFixIt for $25. There is a review on their page saying it fixed the issue for them. I primarily use BT / 2.4GHz dongle headphones with mine and like to tinker, so I'll see if this resolves and compare the boards. That seems like a promising route to go for those unwilling to RMA.

Idk i feel like what's the point i use it for nostalgic purposes, i would just pick up a emulator on ds or psp

I want one to😭😭

funny i seen the same fix done in a lame way on the same AMP but your way you did is the best way and thank you

I took a look at your channel and seems like we are both from canada! - You think it would be possible to get this mod done on my pair of Stax's?

Hey there! I have a ps2 slim and when I turn it on the laser motor pushes the laser eight up to the spindle and keeps trying to force it forward, but it just skips on the worm drive. Any idea how to fix this? It's not reading any disks. But I feel like it isn't the laser

I have a problem. I used a command from the command line and it added a number to all files after the extension. How can I modify that and delete the number?

neat!

I found this video on a forums. Not sure if the post was yours. it said the below. Do not go below a resistance of 725 Ohms on the DVD potentiometer Do not go below a resistance of 650 Ohms on the CD potentiometer if the forum post was yours and you said this, how did you find this out? I'm curious if it was trial and error. Did any pots get ruined while in these areas? Thanks!

Oh wait, wow! So this means the only Electronics component I really need is a rpi?

If it still doesn’t turn on, clean the power switch

Well some chips were at the end of life, Kevin did say he wants to or is planning on making a new version but being occupied with analogue as well as collaborating when the nes & snes classic came out his hands & time have been tied up. I do believe that he will revise to update the hi def nes for a second version. He would be dumb not to with all the new technology coming out along with 4k & 8k becoming more popular. That's more money to be made. I feel you on him strong arming the community with it not being open source but granted he did take a lot of years studying and reverse engineering to unlock all of its potential for us to enjoy. A small price to pay but hey I would pay it just like most who did because its a lot of work and knowledge behind the project especially with the high amounts of compatability to deal with.

9:54 oh god I knew where he was going with this.

Amazing! Tried everything else but this was the only thing that worked!!!

thankssss

Bruh, how is your mouse scroll wheel so loud? Lol

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had a weirdly high background-noise level on my meteor , took it apart and resoldered the connections (one cable was torn and one soldered badly!) thanks to your video i knew where to solder the cable to ;)

Hi, I have the same amplifier, the wires that connect the amplifier to the headphones have come loose, could you take a photo of me to understand how to re-solder the various wires? Feedbac

Now all we need is a cardboard box hotbox.

Great build! Did you solder the wires directly into the Raspberry Pi? Or did you crimp terminal plugs in the cables? I'm kinda new to electronics and I've found some builds that use the terminals and others that don't detail the soldering too much, so I don't know if the plugs are necessary for the board to work.

Keep Going

you real talent

bought a gamecube from ebay with all this already done, but when trying to remove the microsd i snapped the dann thing 🤣 i kinda wanted to do it myself anyway, so thanks for making this. a lot of the tutorials weren’t as clear as this one, i appreciate ya :)

I completely eliminated the headphone noise on my OLED deck by using the electric insulation tape trick, but one thing I did differently that I haven't seen anyone mention yet is that I used two layers of electric insulation tape. I just folded the insulation tape over. I don't know if that will make the difference for any of you but it worked for me. My headphones are Timeless 7hz.

Im watching the video like 🙃

Bonjour monsieur, s'il vous plaît il s'appelle comment le jeu d'entrée de la vidéo

Thanks for covering this issue and following up. It’d be interesting to hear if anybody who’s bought a new SD oled recently has the issue 🤔

This fixed my playstation, thank you!!

Bro, your video is awesome!!! It was very easy to follow and helped me immensely. Short, sweat and to the point. Great work!! Thank you again...🤩👍👍👍

You fixed my ps2!!! Thanks for letting me re-live my childhood games

My dad passed away found his old ps2 we’d always played just did this exact thing following your steps having zero knowledge on electronics and it worked thank you in so glad I can play all these old games we’d use to play

No way you get 725 ohms on that screw

Would deoxit work

Per a GitHub issue tracking this, apparently the pulldown resistor between the jack and ribbon connector was removed.

i have cambridge audio azur 540 r the fan is constantly going round and its noisy can you help

Sadly this modification is no longer sold. It was developed and manufactured by one man, Kevin Horton, who works for the FPGA emulation company, Analogue. These are the same creators of the Analogue Pocket, etc. It is unlikely that he will ever manufacture or publish his works as it is likely a conflict of interest with his current employment at Analogue. They would much rather you buy their product, the Nt Mini, than this modification which Kevin would solely benefit from.

I would like to know how much you do that work for my NES

Thank you Thank you Thank you for actually following up. Like 3 RMA reddit posts I read had the OP say, I'll follow up, They never did. So my HP daughter board, has a W in the trapezoid. No clue what that means is it's not a batch number. I agree I should RMA it for free, it is a flaw and Valve knows. But I only use HPs when I'm playing online Multiplayer with my friends, The rest of the time is usually speakers. Maybe I will RMA it when Stellar Blade or FF7R rebirth comes out and I dust off my PS5. As is, it's a minor annoyance and I use my deck every single day so it would feel lonely with out me. 😢

this worked great, thank you!

PSA do not put UV resin or prints into the sink. You'll ruin your drains

Sad to see this type of person who doesnt clean their device ..i think thats why he had issie in his 1st device not taking care of it... Obviously dest ur unit ma boy

Got my OLED SD and immidiately sent it in. I live in germany and the repair was done in poland. One week later I got it back and it's mostly fixed. Much less noise than yours after RMA. If I really pay attention to it I can still hear it (barely), but I consider mine fixed.

I put din 125a m2 plastic washer under two screws holding audio board. Completly eliminated the issue.

This is very interesting to me as on your test I can very clearly still hear the noise after RMA. Maybe it's not quite as bad as before but it's still there. I had the same issue with mine and sent another ticket saying the problem is still not fixed. The fizzing is not audible when using an external dongle DAC so I know there must still be a problem with their replacement board.