I stated this in another thread, I don't remember, I built an Alexa control

[CPUWIZ]

Hello peeps,

 

I ran into a roadblock, with my MCP-WiFi project, that nobody knows about properly, So I built a device, that acts like all 4 buttons on the 7800 and a universal IR led (I can send anything I want). It's done and works from phones, tablets, computers and via voice. I'll post a pic of it, when I screw it back together. Didn't start with a case again, shocker!

 

Cheers,

-R

 

P.S. "Alexa, turn TV to 50% will even work, to turn the volume to half, I'll just execute a macro, that turns the volume down by as much as it can be turned up, and then turn it to 50%." and I can execute as many IR commands in a macro, as I want. The relays, driving the buttons on the 7800, can be used for appliances up to 240V AC. They'll last forever.

[CPUWIZ]

Not turned on right now, but you get the idea.

 

 

[Jinks]

That looks way cool. Except no kinect or mindlink support? Will wait for version 2..

New tech meets old is always interesting!

[ChildOfCv]

Alexa, move Pac-Man right.

[CPUWIZ]

Nothing fancy, some drone wire connectors and some other misc hardware, running spoofing software, I control.

 

 

[CPUWIZ]

LED matrix fit in the space perfectly, came from the parts bin, looks cool. Blinky shit = GOOD

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LED matrix fit in the space perfectly, came from the parts bin, looks cool. Blinky shit = GOOD

That looks like the exact same LED matrix used on the YM2017 music album on Genesis cartridge that was released last year.

[CPUWIZ]

That looks like the exact same LED matrix used on the YM2017 music album on Genesis cartridge that was released last year.

 

I never saw that, cool. This one can turn each pixel to green, yellow or red.

 

EDIT: Found a youtube video, looks like that one has brightness control over each LED, but is only red. Still very cool idea.