Sansa clip hack firmware

But ironically he was able to find an even smaller battery which seemed like it should work, assuming he could get it wired up. Your front lawn cannot currently play DOOM. Pretty much everything else can though. The Sansa Clip has a single color screen, with yellow pixels at the top and grey for the rest of the screen. The monochrome display makes things hard to see, so a dithering technique is used to try and make things more visible.

He took the cell out of its plastic enclosure, removing the circuit board in the process. That PCB is the charging circuit, which he replaced with the one from the stock battery. After insulating the cell with a layer of Kapton tape he soldered it to the MP3 player and did his best to adhere all the parts to each other.

This is not the first time this has been done, but [Simon] has found a different method of accomplishing the task at hand. The other external input hack we saw cannibalized the internal microphone , rerouting its connections as an external input. But the method seen here keeps that microphone intact. The device includes an FM radio chip which is attached to an ADC on one of the devices other integrated circuits. Now all he has to do is set up the device to record from the radio and connect his source to the jack which he epoxied to the base of the enclosure.

The first order of business was to install RockBox, an open source hardware package built for a wide range of MP3 players. Acting on a tip from a fellow square dance enthusiast, he disassembled one to see how he might add an external audio input. It has seemed, over time, that U. Thanks for your answer. The strange thing is that the station name is wrong, but any further information track name and so on is correct.

All the other stations in the area though show proper station call letters though. Yet another reason to call the station and complain. Not transferrable! Did you download it from the link in the 1st post in this thread? Did you extract the. It seems to be working OK for me. Are you following the step-by-step instructions above for installing the firmware?

Again, step-by-step? Another thought. According to your posting history, you have never posted in the Clip Zip board before, or mentioned you had a Clip Zip.

All of your previous posts have been regarding a Fuze model. The Fuze firmware is located here.