I read as much as I could on this board first but I'm sure I'm still asking a question that's been asked a million times. But I really need advice with this and there are people on this board who really know their stuff. So here's my problem...
I have a 21pin 32 Saturn. The modchip is from Gamegizmo.com, bought recently.
I followed the instructions on there and a clarified version of them from another site. I'm pretty sure the wires were soldered correctly. I double checked all my connections as well. But the gamegizmo.com instructions show one brief part mentioning an 0014 and 0019 connection (and I've seen it mentioned on this board). What is this, and how can I know which mine is? Also, when I know this, what do I do with it? Is there anything I should be soldering besides the red wire to the 5+ volt and the blue wire to the 14'th pin on 32?
Right now, I start the saturn and it shows the green cubes and the CD drive does make some (though not as much as usual) noise, and then it reads original and backup CDs as an audio CD. And it won't play the tracks (even of an actual audio CD).
Thanks a lot for any help! Any advice at all or links would be incredibly appreciated.
I have a 21pin 32 Saturn. The modchip is from Gamegizmo.com, bought recently.
I followed the instructions on there and a clarified version of them from another site. I'm pretty sure the wires were soldered correctly. I double checked all my connections as well. But the gamegizmo.com instructions show one brief part mentioning an 0014 and 0019 connection (and I've seen it mentioned on this board). What is this, and how can I know which mine is? Also, when I know this, what do I do with it? Is there anything I should be soldering besides the red wire to the 5+ volt and the blue wire to the 14'th pin on 32?
Right now, I start the saturn and it shows the green cubes and the CD drive does make some (though not as much as usual) noise, and then it reads original and backup CDs as an audio CD. And it won't play the tracks (even of an actual audio CD).
Thanks a lot for any help! Any advice at all or links would be incredibly appreciated.