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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0-Rnf5dId8
It seems to work well with lsdj.
So this was originally a BleepBloop cart, but I tried using my LSDj on my GC gameboy foot adapter thing with my EMS 64M cart and LSDj 4.0.4, but to no avail. I just kept getting the *bah-ding* boot sound, but "Nintendo" would just be a dark bar.
Any thoughts?
That could be a power short or something.
I had the same thing happen when I was building my LSDJ keyboard because I had the wires on the wrong pins.
Maybe its a problem with the ems carts? Get someone else with one to test this (*hint* thretris)
TmTgr wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0-Rnf5dId8
It seems to work well with lsdj.So this was originally a BleepBloop cart, but I tried using my LSDj on my GC gameboy foot adapter thing with my EMS 64M cart and LSDj 4.0.4, but to no avail. I just kept getting the *bah-ding* boot sound, but "Nintendo" would just be a dark bar.
Any thoughts?
I never tested an EMS 64M in my Gamecube before I sold it. Wanna hear something odd though.. Same thing would happen with my old 64M cart in a GBP. I could not get a proper boot.
What I did is simply swap the EMG shell for an original style cart shell and it worked great.. Something about the way the EMS shell was shaped just wouldn't allow a solid connection.
MAYBE, just maybe, the GC adaptor suffers from the same connection problem with the funky EMS cart shell.
Just a thought