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PSP into Retropi?

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Former Member over 9 years ago

OKay so I've seen Ben Heck's designs for portable raspberry pi gaming devices And they are all cool. I've even seen the designs with using and old game boy, gutting it and wiring a raspberry pi inside. I personally just finished my own Retropi console in an old NES console! But resently was also thinking of something more portable using the new Raspberry Pi Zero and a PSP 1001 I found online. I think wiring should be similar to the Gameboy projects, but the lcd screen I am not sure of. This guy in this video figured it out... But I'm not sure how... http://youtu.be/3Cc5mcBREIg

If anyone has any insights I would love to hear!! Basically I'm hoping to use the PSP's lcd  came with, but how to connect it to the raspberry pi... I'm lost.

Thanks!

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  • clem57
    0 clem57 over 9 years ago

    There are no schematics online, so a tear down would be needed. But if the PSP works, why not see PSP system guide - Allimage

    Clem

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  • adamspcs
    0 adamspcs over 9 years ago

    There isn't a good way to interface with the PSP LCD (not one that will fit inside the case), but there are plenty of cheap 4.3" LCD's and controllers that will fit.

     

    I've just finished putting a Pi Zero into a broken PSP and I'm posting a guide here if you need some inspiration:

    https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2201/pspi-1-0-psp-raspberry-pi-zero-retropie-mod/19

    https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2217/pspi-2-0-psp-raspberry-pi-zero-complete-build-progress/20

     

    Forgive me for answering a question asked 6 months ago.

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