Sometimes I leave the raw footage for these videos sitting on my computer way too long. This recent series of Xbox DVT4 videos date back … Continue reading
Category: Microsoft
Xbox DVT4 Network Update (XDK 5933)
We bring the DVT4 up to the latest available XDK software update to ensure it runs as smoothly as possible. We go … Continue reading
Xbox DVT4 Factory Restore (XDK Recovery 5849)
This video steps us through one of the finer things in life, factory restoring a DVT4 using a Recovery 5849 DVD-R that was burnt … Continue reading
Xbox DVT4 SSD Upgrade with Cable Routing
The parallel ATA cable needed a bump to a slightly better version to reduce the likelihood of errors with the new 120GB Western … Continue reading
Inside the Xbox DVT4 Development Kit
At long last, I return! This video kicks things off and is part of a five or six parter. Over the next … Continue reading
The Jewel of the Xbox
For the longest time I’ve had this Kasumi Blue Xbox from a fellow game enthusiast from way down Melbourne way. And for the longest time the darned jewel has been crooked. I got around to straightening it up. I ended … Continue reading
The Good Old Switcheroo
What’s this we have here? The HP Stream 11 – an ultra portable laptop with a decent keyboard for AU$215. That’s US$164 at the time of writing. With that said, it is outdated and ultimately not really suitable for everything … Continue reading
Console Collection Overview | August 2016
A little overview of where my console collection is at as of August 2016. I’m currently on a mission to downsize the collection to one … Continue reading
Cloning CompactFlash Cards with HDD Raw Copy Tool
While dealing with XTIDE and CompactFlash (CF) cards I have been using HDD Raw Copy Tool in Windows XP. While I could have done this with dd in linux or Mac OS, I chose Windows XP in a virtual machine. … Continue reading
Upcoming Microsoft Xbox Softmod / TSOP Mod
I’ve got two lovely ladies (well Xbox units) wanting to be free of restricting official firmware. One problem… one has a failing … Continue reading
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