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SyncOnGreen
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Comment #47908526
> SBU1 and SBU2 are secondary bus wires, for the DisplayPort AUX channel and hot plug detection (HPD). Correction - HPD signal is translated into vendor message and carried over CC…
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Comment #42471566
> Generating VERY precise timing and pulses, you need FPGA's or CPLD's Back in the day, I managed to create a working RGH modchip based on Atmega8 (8 bit micro) running at 20 MHz w…
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Comment #41698192
Sorry if you felt attacked, it wasn't my point. Congratulations on developing and shipping a fully-fledged product, I hope I'll help people in need of a "it just works" solution fo…
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Comment #41697715
The script can be extended with additional features like: - fixing macOS balance bug (outputDevice:setBalance(0.5) on output device change) - muting built-in speakers on headphones…
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Comment #41697574
Same can be achieved in a few lines of Lua using Hammerspoon and hs.audiodevice API. local builtinMicName = "MacBook Pro Microphone" hs.audiodevice.watcher.setCallback(function(e) …
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Comment #24529751
https://airflow.app/ is worth mentioning - paid software (sadly Windows/macOS only) but works with everything you throw at it, transcodes unsupported codecs seamlessly and has grea…
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Comment #21269437
I tried reverse-engineering the USB protocol but quickly moved onto another project. Project is on GitHub https://github.com/JaCzekanski/pdc-control Small correction: the software …
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Comment #21268594
Neat project - I was looking for something similar for powering various bits of electronics and stumbled upon WEB PDC001 (can be found on Aliexpress) cable which is basically progr…
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Comment #9662554
I had the same idea few months ago, I've even coded simple POC in Java which mapped submissions in subreddit to files. You could use FUSE to create virtual device and map files in …
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Comment #9313262
I've coded a NES emulator for my C++ programming course ( https://github.com/JaCzekanski/AnotherNES ) and one of the features is live view of RAM and PPU registers (check out Scree…
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Comment #8670790
I had a copy on my computer http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1753596/billy104k.zip