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Pingy's Ghetto Shield

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Sup guys, this is my version of a ghetto shield.

 

Front

Side

The contraption

Front

Other more different front

Back

 

 

Made out of 2 PCI slot covers and some electrical tape.

 

Using Kainy, I can stream at 480x800 (my phone's resolution) from all the way across my house with extremely low latency at high image/sound quality. I use the Sixaxis Controller app to connect my controller to my phone.

 

I took these pictures with my phone, so I can't get any pictures with my phone in the contraption. I'll try to find another phone to do that (I might take a video to show off the latency, too)

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Very nice.

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What phone do you have?

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What phone do you have?

 

HTC Droid Incredible 2. It's over 2 years old.

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Finally a use for PCI covers eh,

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Did you connect the controller to your phone for the PC input, or did you only do that for Android games?

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Did you connect the controller to your phone for the PC input, or did you only do that for Android games?

 

I have my controller connected to my phone when I'm streaming. It allows for longer range.

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That looks so much better than that wich slick and linus made. :)

 

Lol, thanks!

 

I prefer theirs though because mine is a bit slanted, and it's hard to adjust it to make it straight. They have a huge velcro strip, so they can adjust the phone however they want.

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Lol, thanks!

 

I prefer theirs though because mine is a bit slanted, and it's hard to adjust it to make it straight. They have a huge velcro strip, so they can adjust the phone however they want.

How do you put phone in it?

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How do you put phone in it?

 

I updated the OP with the phone inside of it.

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nice

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Cool, have you already played whit it?

 

Yes, I've been using it.

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Actually looks kind of pro. The black controller goes well with the black phone. It's looks way less ghetto than linus's pink case. :D

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Actually looks kind of pro. The black controller goes well with the black phone. It's looks way less ghetto than linus's pink case. :D

 

lol, thanks!

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Very cool. I am working a streaming setup using an Apple TV and my gaming rig, along with AirParrot, which is a $10 piece of software that lets you stream your PC's screen to Apple TV. I will be using a PS3 controller like you, and I will also be streaming in 720p. I have already done testing and it runs very smoothly.

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looks like linus and slick have a competitor

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