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 <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LostNintendoHistory/lostnintendohistory.github.io/main/img/NDSTVOUT/DSTVOUT.jpg" width="250" height="250"><br></center>
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 **First iteration of the TV-OUT board in action**
 
 ## Installation 
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 This feature is only found on the Nintendo DS Lite. Nintendo DS Phat does not contain this feature nor does the Nintendo DSi. It is important to remark that **this is not the same hardware** found on Devkits or other special units. This hardware feature is present in virtually **every single Nintendo DS Lite** out there. The reason why it was left there is unknown, but as said before, it is not related to development units, those use a different video capture hardware. Maybe Nintendo imagined the Nintendo Switch as early as 2006?
 
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+<center><img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LostNintendoHistory/lostnintendohistory.github.io/main/img/NDSTVOUT/PCB_Rev_11.png" width="350" height="350"></center>
 
 
 We only need a few extra hardware components to make this video signal usable. You will be able to download the schematics and gerber files for our open hardware circuit board [from the repository](https://github.com/LostNintendoHistory/Lost-NDS-TV). NOTE: Currently working on revision 1.2 to fix some minor issues.
 
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 **First prototype and tests before designing a proper board**