Raspberry Pi Micro Arcade Cabinet

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Fri, 08 Apr 2016, 07:26
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Fri, 08 Apr 2016, 07:52
Krakatomato	hahaha! Ace The news today: Eventually got the source compiling - you have to do it against the latest linux kernel as it's a module, so that just takes forever on a Pi Zero! Made the necessary changes, re-compiled and now I have the buttons working properly - along with a lovely little display Hot-glued some small laptop speakers into place whilst waiting for the compilation to finish too. So that means I now need to sort out the extra buttons for start/select/coin insert etc. Oh, and then there's the matter of sorting the audio out - which means making another circuit as there's no audio out on the Pi Zero! Ok, technically there is - via the PWM pins, but I have to build a low pass filter circuit and re-map the GPIO pins to get audio out on the correct pins. I was building a small circuit for the amplifier, so it's just an additional bit to this for the filter. Hey ho! Onwards
Fri, 08 Apr 2016, 14:47
cyangames	Wow! --- If you can sell them, I'm just saying.... -=-=- Web / Game Dev, occasionally finishes off coding games also!
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