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It is a surprisingly good quality printer. For a thermal printer anyways.

I know this sounds crazy, but I am going to float it out there knowing I will probably get torched into the ground. I've been playing with this cheap "cat" thermal printer: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003341930695.html It works over Bluetooth LE and is very small and portable. Some people use them via Arduino: https://github.com/b...

There are a couple of forks that seem to be active. My preferred fork is Kitrinx’s.

This thread (mostly) solved my issue with this board. I've been able to use it wirelessly just fine but had never gotten it to work wired. PS3 mode did the trick. I _thought_ I had tried it before but obviously I didn't as it is working great wired now.

I had the opposite problem. I could not figure out why audio was not working over HDMI. It was driving me nuts. Disabling DVI mode restored audio.

Roland UM-ONE is working again after today's MiSTer update. Thanks again bbond007!

Sorry, did not catch this in testing :( I put in a PR for the fix --> https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Main_MiSTer/pull/352/commits/78323ca55ab2912b917561a8e045dfa199daec4b MiSTer.zip Also please make sure you have run this update --> https://misterfpga.org/viewtopic.php?p=17936#p17936 If this forum software let me "thank" you a 1000 time...

It’s like the MidiLink program is not reading the Menu settings.

Glad to know I’m not crazy.

I have a Roland UM-ONE USB MIIDI adapter that has worked great for me for a long time now. However recently it stopped working. I thought maybe it had died, but hooking it up to another computer shows it is working fine. Tooling around on the command line I noticed that MidiLink is trying to use serial USB instead of the Roland interface. There is ...

I have a board that looks basically identical to that one. It works great but it _needs_ a heatsink of some kind. That main chip gets very hot.

Other sellers of that board include a heatsink. For whatever reason mine did not. I happened to have a spare parts heatsink so I lucked out.

I use this guy. It works great.

https://www.amazon.com/Maker-Hart-LOOP- ... B01M68UK38

Well it's probably safest to just buy both....

I agree. I would love to have a case where the power/ethernet/whatever is on the backside and a few ports up front for controllers. Tis appears to tick that particular box for me.

I know you have to set the mode for each individual ROM and save. You can't just set it once for everything. Is it possible that is what is happening here?