All the more reason for the "some day" attitude. someone ELSE has got to figure out how to make one with mass production for $20 (I can dream, right?)these aren't made on a production line. They are all hand made and the price won't drop.
They're not hand made. Still, that doesn't make them cheap. We're talking about a couple hundred, not millions of boards. Not a huge price break there.All the more reason for the "some day" attitude. someone ELSE has got to figure out how to make one with mass production for $20 (I can dream, right?)these aren't made on a production line. They are all hand made and the price won't drop.
So expensive x_x
These capture devices during testing did have an HDMI out port but the image was not stable and kept scrolling down as if an old CRT with a broken H-hold. Wonder if the HDMI port was removed because it wasn't a problem they could fix before release or could it have been done to reduce production costs.No 3DS on TV screen => lame
will...i think if you connect it to Toshiba laptop that has 3D display without glass ( forget the model..but its qusmio )No 3DS on TV screen => lame
Cost reduction. There wasn't much interest in the HDMI output. The rolling screen wasn't from any problem, I just hadn't completed development of the HDMI part of it.These capture devices during testing did have an HDMI out port but the image was not stable and kept scrolling down as if an old CRT with a broken H-hold. Wonder if the HDMI port was removed because it wasn't a problem they could fix before release or could it have been done to reduce production costs.
lol if this guy gives it for 10$s i will buy it or else loopy i am buying your capture cardCost reduction. There wasn't much interest in the HDMI output. The rolling screen wasn't from any problem, I just hadn't completed development of the HDMI part of it.These capture devices during testing did have an HDMI out port but the image was not stable and kept scrolling down as if an old CRT with a broken H-hold. Wonder if the HDMI port was removed because it wasn't a problem they could fix before release or could it have been done to reduce production costs.
look at old e3 vidsI wanna know how original DS games look on the TV.
Cost reduction. There wasn't much interest in the HDMI output. The rolling screen wasn't from any problem, I just hadn't completed development of the HDMI part of it.These capture devices during testing did have an HDMI out port but the image was not stable and kept scrolling down as if an old CRT with a broken H-hold. Wonder if the HDMI port was removed because it wasn't a problem they could fix before release or could it have been done to reduce production costs.