Does anyone have a link or picture for the Gameboy player pinout? Thank you

My point exactly. It's all cleaned up though and flux removed also so don't worry

A eye glasses cleaning kit would probably be ideal as it uses alcohol 'dries without residue' and a scratch free cloth plus it could probably be purchased at your neighborhood Dollar Store.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre ... 2930489300
These are what everyone seams to have the best luck with

Check for shorts, even a small amount of unseen solder can cause problems, a cheap mulitmeter can test for this.
Use electrical tape on the under side of the chip 'after soldering' to not cause a short on the board as well.
This is how I do installs for reference

I mounted a 80mm PC fan to the side on one of my cubes. The only thing that matters is 12v and correct amps

I just ran into one that refused to read burned games until I lowered the onms to 50 even with new laser. But it would read OEM games at 180

Just for some clarity

Makes me think of disk rot or the drives unique fingerprint when burning. Can we see a picture?

Thanks. The wireless was super hard to find but I was very persistent.

Recently received a SSBM complete in box, Box set from a trade. Even has the slip cover thing but I can not find anything about it online, not even a price.
Any info is appreciated.

Wow looks great, Good job.
I had cut off the fan housing in one and attached a 80mm to the outside of the enclosure. Doesn't collect as much dust as I thought but it sure did push air in the tight space it was in at the time.

The concern I had was the downscaling but you seemed to cover your bases quite nicely.
Good luck on your speed runs.
What games are you planning to do?

Hello and welcome

http://retrorgb.com/gameboyplayer.html
If you haven't found this yet I hope it will help.

Can you upload pictures of the mobo

If I remember correctly the pal version has a lower video quality. I would recommend NTSC-U or J for starters

Controller Port one is the most used. It's possible that the connection on the dongle is a bit worn and not making a proper connection with the worn first port. I would test with another controller, if it works fine then it's the dongle and would only require reshaping the pins

Upload the ISO somewhere and I can test it for you.

Wow that's tough. Can you upload pictures of the install?

https://youtu.be/Yp7KiZ5lFMI
Sorry I take forever to do anything but I finally took a video with my phone of the Drive beep against one without a beep and they are both DOL-001.

Yeah I agree the audio track thing is shit. I own a drive that makes a very loud beep, I can take video of it and upload high resolution pictures of the board.

Vertigo on NFGGames says 'The light beeping noise you're hearing is the machine reading the boot code on the disc. If you listen closely to your PS it does the same thing but in a lower pitch. Most disc systems have an audible boot recognition, I believe this is because it's an audio track, most of ...

No reason for concern* stupid corrective text.

I'm pretty sure you're correct toxic9

Oh I also forgot to mention.
The caps are not easily removed 'Think cheap ps3 controller', a noob would most likely damage the controller in the process of getting that sucker off.