Where do the wires need to go to on the pi0? The only two wires you REALLY need directly from the Pi are the composite ones. Those are here: https://learn.adafruit.com/introducing-the-raspberry-pi-zero/video-outputs#ntsc-slash-pal-composite-video The square hole on the Pi is the signal, so connect ...

I'm not sure where the composite wires go (or how to separate them from the composite port) Yeah I removed the sockets from the board completely and am just going to solder bare wires onto the pads on the controller board. You shouldn't have to worry about removing any wires from the separate littl...

[mention]Cannikin[/mention] can you share a picture of your screen wiring? I'm not sure where the composite wires go (or how to separate them from the composite port) and a picture of the power wires would be helpful as well Also the button board connector is 100% in the way of the contrast port wh...

I was actually thinking of exposing just the menu button and then cross wiring up, down, and enter for the display with up, down, select on the gamepad. Anyone know if this will cause any issues being wired to two boards simultaneously? hahahaha Again, thinking the same thing! I thought about maybe...

I am liking the way this is coming together! How are you planning on attaching the Pie to the case? Also, do you think it will fit nicely after all of the connections are made to the Pie? Right now I'm using little squares (like 1/4" x 1/4") of this stuff: http://www.amazon.com/Scotch-414-DC-Extrem...

Do i have to cut up the button board or can i just lay it next to the battery area and press them from there? Really hoping i can just press buttons from right next to the battery but it seems like a long board so i can't tell. Also what do the buttons do exactly? Is it menu | up | down | sound up ...

Also, I am getting noise in the speaker to a small degree when nothing is playing and to a large degree when using headphones. My cables are not finalized, just hooked together, so I will probably be working to do some shielding and getting signal away from power to see if that helps. I think the r...

dirtybeagles wrote:Have u completed your circuit yet and confirmed working? Curious because I was going to try it.

Not yet...it'll probably be a week at least. I'll update the post here when I do!

Great, I downloaded this a while ago, but never got around to actually testing it. How did you get those special parts into fritzing? Is there a source for those? Just added the .fzz file to the first post! It's got the diagram and then you'll get all the custom components too. I haven't created th...

Great, I downloaded this a while ago, but never got around to actually testing it. How did you get those special parts into fritzing? Is there a source for those? Had to make 'em myself! When I get near my computer I'll attach the actual Fritzing file and hopefully it'll include the parts. Otherwis...