Really strange problems related to the X3(I think) on a 1.6

cubist77

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Mar 2, 2003
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I had an X3 in my 1.6 Xbox. After about 2 months of use, the Xbox died (wouldn't boot, no power leds, no power to the fan). One day the power just wouldn't turn on. I tried everything for troubleshooting. I removed the X3, changed power supplies, and checked the power switch with a multimeter to no avail. I put the X3 in my 1.1 and it works fine. No problem since I installed it. I installed another X3 into my brother's Xbox yesterday. Got it installed, flashed the chip, turned off the Xbox, and went to run some errands. When I returned, the XBox wouldnt boot at all, same problem as before, completely dead. I've installed Xeniums on 1.6s with no problem. Any ideas on how to figure out why the boards are dead or how to fix them. It seeems more than coincidental that both of the boards were 1.6s with X3s. If there is a problem with the chip that can kill a motherboard, that is not good, to say the least. Anyone else seen this happen?



PS: Neither of the boards have any burned chips or traces that I can find and neither board died in use.
 

umpa

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Re: Really strange problems related to the X3(I think) on a

My only best guess is that the LPC re-build is incorrect. I have not had any problems with the X3 at all on 1.1 - 1.6 boards.

If you used the LPC board from Tx I would suggest to re-solder it. The connections are small and could have Dry Joints on them. I always use wires.

Good Luck. - Let me know how you get on.
 

heavymman

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Aug 17, 2004
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Re: Really strange problems related to the X3(I think) on a

Its most likely a transistor problem. Had same problem in mine then replaced transistor and booted back up no problem. They have an article on xbox-scenes called ressurection of a a v1.6 motherboard. Also I have a couple of transistors left if you want to buy a couple. Just email me at [email protected]
 

wiluman

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Jan 3, 2004
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How to Convert DVD and Video to Your Fashionable iPad

iPad has been released for about a month, but it is pretty popular among people. I think you guys who got iPad are very proud. How do you make full use of its great space without spending extra money? Show it off before friends? It is the best choice to use DVD collection and video you have. But how do you deal with it?
Recently I got the information from internet. I feel it is useful for all, so I’d like to share it with you guys. It is third-party software that can rip DVD and convert video for iPad. And the whole process is so easy. They are Aiseesoft DVD to iPad Converter and Aiseesoft iPad Video Converter.

Next it is divided into two parts to describe it in details.
Part One: How to Rip DVD to iPad.
Firstly you need download the software: Aiseesoft DVD to iPad Converter. And then install and run DVD to iPad Converter.
The specific operating steps as follows:



Step 1: Load DVD.
Click "Load DVD" to add your DVD contents.
Step 2: Set output video format.
Click "Profile" button from the drop-down list to select the exact output video format that is the most suitable for your iPad. You can click the "Settings" button to set parameters of your output video such as such as Resolution, Video Bitrate, Frame Rate, Audio Channels, Sample Rate, etc. to get the best video quality as you want.
Step 3: Select the output path by clicking “Browse” button from the line of destination.
Step 4: Click the "Start" button to start the conversion.

Part Two: How to Convert Video to iPad.

Also it is the same. Firstly download the software: Aiseesoft iPad Video Converter. And then install and run iPad Video Converter.

The specific operating steps as follows:



Step 1: Add video.
Click "Add Video" to add your video contents.
Step 2: Set output video format.
Click "Profile" button from the drop-down list to select the exact output video format that is the most suitable for your iPad. You can click the "Settings" button to set parameters of your output video such as such as Resolution, Video Bitrate, Frame Rate, Audio Channels, Sample Rate, etc. to get the best video quality as you want.
Step 3: Select the output path by clicking “Browse” button from the line of destination.
Step 4: Click the "Start" button to start the conversion.

Tips:
The two pieces of software have some basically editing functions such as trim, crop, effect,
1. Trim:
Three ways to do trim:
a. Drag the “start scissors bar” button to where you want to start and “end scissors bar” button where you want to end. (1)
b. You can click the “Trim From” button when you want to start the trim during your preview and click “Trim To” button when you want to end.
c. Set the exact “start time” and “end time” at right part of the trim window and click “ok”.


2. Crop:
Three ways to do crop
a. Select one crop mode from the “Crop Mode” drop-list.
b. Dragging crop frame to choose your own crop.
c. Set your own crop value.


3. Effect
Drag the adjustment bar to find your favorite effect of Brightness, Contrast, Saturation and Volume.


4. Merge into one file.
Pick the “Merge into one file” to merge the files you choose into one output file. (2)

There is another piece of software named iPad Converter Suite. It includes DVD to iPad Converter, iPad Video Converter and iPad Transfer.
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