Sonyportableizer
Active Member
So I got a crazy MP5 player that is a fake PSP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NgF7RIghZs
It plays tons of video files, has insane resolution, plays games and does tons of crazyness for only $40 shipped. Much better the an Ipod if you use it for videos, and tons cheaper.
But when I try and play GBA games on it, well I cant adjust the audio using the controls (Using the buttons, it has no volume controls. AKA I must use the D-pad while watching video to change volume, but when playing games that function is disabled so the volume is stuck on loud as *Can'tSayThisOnTV*)
But is it possible to throw something in the audio line like a potentiometer that can controls the volume that way? And if so how can I learn about how to use what I need?
EDIT: Would it be as simple as putting the input into the pot, grounding it where its needed and having the new output go to the speakers?
P.S. I know MP5 files dont exist, its just the name of the thing
EDiT2: Got it to work, is really easy to do if any come upon this on google
It plays tons of video files, has insane resolution, plays games and does tons of crazyness for only $40 shipped. Much better the an Ipod if you use it for videos, and tons cheaper.
But when I try and play GBA games on it, well I cant adjust the audio using the controls (Using the buttons, it has no volume controls. AKA I must use the D-pad while watching video to change volume, but when playing games that function is disabled so the volume is stuck on loud as *Can'tSayThisOnTV*)
But is it possible to throw something in the audio line like a potentiometer that can controls the volume that way? And if so how can I learn about how to use what I need?
EDIT: Would it be as simple as putting the input into the pot, grounding it where its needed and having the new output go to the speakers?
P.S. I know MP5 files dont exist, its just the name of the thing
EDiT2: Got it to work, is really easy to do if any come upon this on google