DIY Video Card USB Powered Portable Flash Button Console Interceptor LED Indicator Plug and Play (Yellow)

1. [Application] For GBC, for , for GBP video capture card to connect unmodified for Game Boy and cassette tapes, the central processing unit consists of a for Raspberry Pi rp2040 (microcontroller for Raspberry Pi Pico), based mainly on the open source project for GB interceptor. 2. [Plug and Play] DIY video capture card is easy to use, plug and play. Capture or stream game streams via USB without modifying your for Gameboy, compatible with a wide of consoles, you don't need to open the video stream first. 3. [Important Step] Before turning on Game Boy, the GB interceptor is powered via USB, connects to the console and then to the game card. Connect the GbInterceptor to your computer, then turn on the Gameboy to load the game video stream into the video software device. 4. [Mode Button] Game video capture card, mode button (near LED) toggles between grayscale, green and frame mixture. Each time you press the color alternates, and each time you return to the grayscale, the combination of frames is alternated. 5. [Flash button] Flash button (near center, usually inside box). Used to upgrade to a new firmware version. Just hold it while connecting the USB cable. the interceptor should appear as a storage device (such as a USB flash drive) to which you can simply drag the new firmware file (uf2 file). 6. [LED Design] Red LED indicates the interceptor is on. The blue LED will remain on as long as the interceptor is synchronized with the game. (Can turn off briefly for a fraction of a second when Game Boy turns off the screen, i.e. when you load a level.) Specification: Item Type: DIY Video Capture Card Material: ABS Scope of application: for

• [Application] For GBC, for , for GBP video capture card to connect unmodified for Game Boy and cassette tapes, the central processing unit consists of a for Raspberry Pi rp2040 (microcontroller for Raspberry Pi Pico), mainly based on the open source project for GB interceptor.
• [Flash button] Flash button (near the center, usually inside the box). Used to upgrade to a new firmware version. Just hold it while connecting the USB cable. the interceptor should appear as a storage device (such as a USB flash drive) to which you can simply drag the new firmware file (uf2 file).
• [LED Design] Red LED indicates that the interceptor is on. The blue LED will remain on as long as the interceptor is synchronized with the game. (It can turn off briefly for a split second when Game Boy turns off the screen, i.e. when loading a level.)
• [Important Step] Before turning on Game Boy, the GB interceptor is powered via USB, connects to the console, and then to the game card. Connect the GbInterceptor to your computer, then turn on the Gameboy to load the game video stream into the video software device.
• [Mode Button] Game video capture card, mode button (near the LED) toggles between grayscale, green and frame mix. Each time you press the color alternates, and each time you return to the grayscale, the combination of frames alternates.