I want to make a tiny display from a spare phone screen which

>>59419830
Probably just you need to read up on protocols the screen is using.

I converted my spare tablet into an external monitor, it can be done probably just about any Android device by now through software.

I ended up using a program called Twomon USB, this mirrors through USB and wifi, nearly real-time response and it's genuinely useful as a separate display in this configuration.

There are alternative programs out there for compatibility issues that I went through before settling on Twomon but they were all free to try, most free to use completely.

>>59420336
I know about this method, but for what I want to use it it's not ideal. I want to make a home made VR headset that would directly connect to my PC and act as a 2nd display.

It's possible to stream VR games to a phone with an app called Trinus VR, but you can only play shitty old games otherwise the GPU can't handle it.

ITT: what are drivers

>>59420661
Yes, I have recently learned about drivers, but I'm still not sure if I can just randomly connect any phone display to a driver. I mean the size of the connectors have to mach, and they have to actually be compatible.

https://hackaday.com/2014/11/02/using-cell-phone-screens-with-any-hdmi-interface/

>>59420735
a driver is a piece of software, 0/10

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Interesting idea. I just bought one of these side-clip things. Going to try it with my laptop for the novelty.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5tBl3nSMk8

>>59420815
>what is a driver board

>>59420875
>2011+3+1
>thinking driver is equivalent with a driver board
>ishygddt

>>59420986
You are the only one thinking that ITT.