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		<title>Back Up Wii Games &amp; Installing HomeBrew</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Dec 2008 01:06:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<div class="ebox dingo"><h5>Episode 12</h5></div><p>Burning a Nintendo Wii game backup &#38; Installing The Homebrew Channel.</p>]]></description>
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		<itunes:subtitle>Episode 12

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Coming up on today's epsiode:
Burning a Nintendo Wii game backup #38; Installing The Homebrew Channel.
Burning Wii Backup
OK, first we are ...</itunes:subtitle>
		<itunes:summary>Episode 12

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Coming up on today's epsiode:
Burning a Nintendo Wii game backup #38; Installing The Homebrew Channel.
Burning Wii Backup
OK, first we are going to burn a wii backup disk, here we got a Modified Wii with FW 3.4U with a Wiikey Installed. Lets take a look at the Burning workflow process. This only pertains to Modified Wii's Support Playing BackUp Disks.

Preparing the Wii Backup .ISO image. Most wii backups are about 4.37gb. Use WiiBrickBlocker to remove any Region updates that may harm your wii. Remember, NEVER update from outside your wii's region.
Once completed we are going to be changing the region of the wii iso, open RegionFrii, There are 3 different types of regions to choose from, Europe, US, Japan, the game we are burning is the New Naruto Shippuden EX3 only released in Japan. so we will select our own current region, in my case it is US, click convert.
Imgburn, clonecd, and Nero, work for windows, but i prefer to use my Mac Built In Disk Utility to burn the wii backup, I burn at 2x to 4x but never higher than that. you can burn both + and -R's. If you use +r's then they have to be booktyped to - rom. I recommend useing Sony for Japaneese regional  Backups, i have had a few problems with other brand disks when burning Foreign games. Onced finished burining do a quick test on the wii to make sure your game can be played.
Alright and there ya have it! Burning your wii backups!
Installing Homebrew Channel
It allows Installations of The HomeBrew Browser, Apps, Games, and Utilities! We are going to be needing A FAT Formated SD Card, (preferably a 2GB) a copy of The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess with your consoles region. My current version of the wii is Updated to 3.4U some features may have some problems with certain homebrew apps and utilities. some utilities may not work properly a downgrade is optional.
First we are going to take the twilight hack v0.1 beta2, saved game file. Place it in the SD card in /private/wii/title/rzde/data.bin. Put your SD card in your Wii and turn it on. Go into Wii Options --#62; Data Management --#62; Save Data --#62; Wii.
Find your Zelda save, click on it, click "Erase", and click Yes. Open the SD card and select the "Twilight Hack" save that corresponds to your game region. Click copy and then yes. Now exit out of the menu.
If you are using System Menu 3.4, you must use the hack right away or it may reset and you'll have to start over.
Insert The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess game disc and run the game. Depending on what type of game and consol region you have, you have a choice on what save file to load. since i  have a 0A-2 USA Zelda disk with a USA console, i will use the second save slot.
Once in the game, turn and talk to the man standing to the side. Follow threw with the install. Restart the Wii and you will have the Wii HOMEBREW CHANNEL.</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Back Up 360 Games</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 10 Nov 2008 23:42:35 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<div class="ebox dingo"><h5>Episode 9</h5></div><p>Burning a Xbox360 Backup for the NME2.0 Chip. This model has the BenQ DVD drive,  installed with the NME2.0 Mod-chip.  Lets take a look at the workflow process.</p>]]></description>
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		<title>GPS on PSP</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 26 Feb 2008 05:43:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<div class="ebox dingo"><h5>Episode 5</h5></div><p>Today we take a look at  installing and using GPS on your PSP.</p>]]></description>
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		<itunes:subtitle>Episode 5

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Coming up on today's epsiode:
We take a look at  installing and using GPS on your PSP.

	GSP Receiver
	Customer Firmware
	MapThis!
	Google Maps ...</itunes:subtitle>
		<itunes:summary>Episode 5

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Coming up on today's epsiode:
We take a look at  installing and using GPS on your PSP.

	GSP Receiver
	Customer Firmware
	MapThis!
	Google Maps DL Utility

Installation Process of 3.52 M33

Plug your psp in. You'll need to download Mapthis! You will need a Map downloader. When download your map, make sure the file name starts with a underscore (_PalmBeach). Place _Map in the Maps folder in Map Viewer. Upload it to  the Mapviewer folder on your Memory Stick. Quick reminder Installation may very depending on your GPS Receiver. Dissconnect your psp. Boot up in recovery mode (Hold L+R+Turn On). Go to configuration: and make sure your Firmware is set to 3.52 M33.
Plug your GPS receiver. Open your MapThis! on your PSP MC. Select your map and you are ready to go. Navigate using the Joystick to mark the coordinates of our exact location. Set Marker ( X Button ). Turn GPS Receiver On (Square Button). Alright now lets open map this.
When it's done loading select your map.Okay, here is our maps loaded and running, now lets mark our current location. Alright, now lets take a ride and test out the live tracking. Zoom In and Out Using the Up and Down (Arrow Keys Up #38; Down Arrow keys). Record your GPS (left arrow). Switch between views. Rotate Map using (L+R Buttons), Select a action (Start)</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Installing Wii Key</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 15 Feb 2008 04:59:29 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>PixilStaff</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[<div class="ebox dingo"><h5>Episode 3</h5></div><p>Installing a Wii Mod Chip. Before we Start Disassembling the wii, We want to make sure we have all the appropriate tools to get the job done.</p>]]></description>
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		<itunes:subtitle>Episode 3

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Coming up on today's epsiode:
Installing a Wii Mod ChipBefore we Start Disassembling the wii, We want to make sure we ...</itunes:subtitle>
		<itunes:summary>Episode 3

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Coming up on today's epsiode:
Installing a Wii Mod ChipBefore we Start Disassembling the wii, We want to make sure we have all the appropriate tools to get the job done.

	Wiikey
	Triwing Screwdriver
	15w Soldering Iron
	Small piece of 30 AWG wire
	Silver Bearing Solder
	Tweezers
	Rosin Soldering Flux
	Electrical tape
	Wiikey Setup Disc

First, test and see how our wiikey is going to be positioned on the Circuit Board.

Apply Soldering Flux to each of the 6 pad points. Then apply silver bearing solder to each of the 6 pad points. Position the chip so all of the 6 pad points match the correct spot on the circuit board. For this next step You will need 2 inch, 30 gauge wire. Apply soldering flux to each of the six points on the circuit board. Now apply silver bearing solder to each of the six points on the circuit board. Carefully solder the 2, inch, 30 gauge wire to the points on the circuit board
Place the wiikey on the board and feed threw the wired points. Curve all the wires to match to the correct pads and solder all wires closed to from the wiikey to the circuit board points. Cut the access off the wires. Apply some black electrical tape over the key to prevent any shortages. plug the everything back in and place the wiikey setup disk in and should look like a game cube game. If so proceed, if not double check your points.
Enjoy your Wii!</itunes:summary>
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