
GCPlug Open Source Plug'N'Play GameCube HDMI Dongle
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Update 10/4/17: I've included a new version of the plug with dimples to interface with the clips inside the digital port. So far, I haven't tested this plug design yet, but I had several requests for it. I collaborated with Citrus3000psi on a Plug'N'Play GCVideo dongle for the GameCube using my 3D Printed Digital Port Connector. Our goal was to create a compact device that's easy to use and plugs into an unmodified GameCube. Credit goes to Citrus3000psi for his exceptional work on the PCB soldering and testing - it's truly impressive. I've also attached his pictures from the first working unit. I'd like to give a shout out to Unseen, who provided custom firmware for this project that enables its functionality. The GCVideo project was made possible thanks to his outstanding work. For the PCB, you can find ready-to-order links and the firmware file on Citrus3000psi's release post for the project: https://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?p=1277833#p1277833 Now let's discuss the details about this case. The GCPlug Plug This is not an easy print, I was unable to print it with any of my machines. I recommend having it manufactured at a professional shop; it will likely cost only a couple of bucks at most. To assemble the plug, you'll need to salvage pins from a PCI connector (not a PCIe connector). The current process involves using pliers to remove the pins from the PCI connector and pressing them into the printed plug. This task can be time-consuming. GCPlug Top and Bottom are now optimized for printing on consumer machines. However, you may still want to have it made at the same shop as your Plug to get a really nice finish. GCPlug Solder Jig is just a jig to help you solder the board to the plug; it's a relatively easy print. GCPlug Button is simply a button insert that provides an external interface to program the GCPlug for IR remote control. Additional items needed for the GCPlug: * 4x M2x14mm Screws in tapered flat head style * 4x M2 nuts I've added these items to my Shapeways shop, and if you want to purchase them from this link, I'll receive a little bit of the profits: https://www.shapeways.com/shops/collingall-mods
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