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I doubt it even needs to be custom in most cases. Ive seen some DAMN tiny usb hubs, sometimes barely bigger than the sum of the ports.

Everyone on here is always complaining about the cradle, so I figured somebody would have one they want to part with! B) I'll take a few pics of the actual unit and post them up.

I do plan on upgrading to Open2x as soon as its released, so hopefully It'll lick the problem. I was planning on throwing the test build on my gp2x, but because of work/school I havn't had the time go through with it yet. Its 100% repeatable and happens with every file. Well, every mp3 and...

One (or more) of the skype wifi phones are arm based. The SMC model (Logitec here in japan) has an arm9 core and runs qtopia. Im sure the source is not available, but the OTHER model SMC offers is almost identicle but is only SIP, no skype. Source is available for that version from what I know.

No, I most certainly believe you. Its just a pretty crazy occurance. When it first happened, I immediately thought it was the headphone jack coming loose (as the mk1s were known to do). However upon inspection it was fine. The crazy part is that the headphones work fine with every other...

Unfortunatly It still doesnt work correctly for me. When I use this program, both the headphones AND the internal speakers play. Its impossible to use on the train this way. My headphone jack is fine, and this is the only program that does it. Really frustrating because I like the interface and...

I have a 1st edition Sony Mylo, with some signs of use. Everything works fine, but its not new looking. No major scratches though. I have plenty of other wifi enabled devices (including a Skype wifi phone), so the Mylo isnt very useful to me. I've been looking ot pick up a crade. I can post pics...

Ahhhh, its going to look similar to my dpad mod when I first did it. I used all gamecube parts. The gamecube PCB worked great, and the pad stuff was very similar to GBA parts. The GBA stuff will be a better fit. BTW, 3M double sided tape will work excellent for securing the dpad pcb to the GP2x...

I have one lying around. The problem is that its in the US, and i`m in Japan. I will be going back for 2 weeks in may, if you want to wait that long.

Duddy, just make the hole ever-so-slightly bigger.

Might I suggest that you spend an extra £ on a tube of super-glue :D No more lost sticks caps.

Notaz, how feasible would it be to implement software scaling into gpsp? I seem to remember you saying that its only useful for horizontal scaling, but just figured i'd ask to be sure. The 3:2 scaled option is great to reduce squinting, but unfortunatly it makes a lot of text unreadable...

Gruso, good job. Some controllers i've seen use a big metal ball-bearing as the center pivot. Judging by your pics, it looks like you could drop one right in there.

Ahhh, I thought you were using iso/mp3, but upon re-reading the thread I see its bin/cue. In any case, i'm really looking forward to your release, and appreciate all the hard work.

All this emulator needs is a tiny bit more polish and I think everyone would be happy. Here's to hoping someone takes the time. About the battery LED, it depends on your batteries. For me, it works fine. Some batteries have a different voltage scale and dropoff point, so its impossible to work...

The FMV on the PC Engine isnt really FMV at all, just animations loaded into memory. Exophase, if you want a real test of access speed, try out a game called "Gulliver Boy". That game, and one or two others used Hudsons "HuVideo". Its actual streaming video, similar in comparison to the SegaCD...

I dont have the links handy, but if you do a search on the forums you can turn up the part number for the stick. I found a few places in the US that sold them.

Sounds awesome! I've been thinking about having my PCE Duo-R shipped here to me in Japan from the US. (I bet its one of the only times someone has wanted to ship a PC Engine BACK into Japan :D ). Judging by your progress so far, and your recent updates, I may not have to after all. Thanks a lot...

Just a note about removing the old stick: It can be very tricky to desolder some of the pins, if your using every-day store bought equipment. The joystick casing sucks away too much of the heat, making it tought to use de-soldering braid. The easy way is to just cut the pins with a dremel or...

The Energizer nimh batteries themselves have proved to be fairly shitty, but that is one badass sounding charger! I've been using the Sanyo Eneloop usb charger myself, but the little windows utility sounds cool. I wonder if it would work under gnu/linux via wine?