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Wouter A

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  1. Ther are 3 75ohm resitors on the board in the y-pb-pr lines,  

    They are also in the xbox itself,  if i solder them inside the xbox i let the there and solder before the resistors from the xbox itself. 

    You can try to brodge them,  normally an output has 75ohm,  with these resitors together with the ones inside it is 150...

    They are the 3 black components marked 750 on the board,  please reply the result. 

     

  2. I am not 100% sure but when i plug it in to a smaller set it works fine, with the large i have black screens. 

    This only occurs with games that are in 480 and are 4:3.

    Have no other solutions to test yet. 

    Will receive a converter from n64 to conduct tests. 

  3. Force 480p bios does not solve the black screen on large tv's. 

    The real problem is that larger tv sets do not understand 480p in a 4:3 screen size. 

    I am trying to get a login for assemblergames,  mr nova over there created the 480p bios. 

    I would like to know how,  so i can create a force 480P widescreen bios. 

    Dies anyone here have a account on assemblergames? 

  4. I do not know the exact nature of this line,  but i know that when the line for the power button is broken te xbox will switch on and off when you do not expect it.

    I would repair it just to be sure. 

  5. At first you need to repair te trace,  this can be done with a single strand of a wire. 

    Second you can use the via on the end of the trace for the connection of d0. 

     

    Please make sure your soldering iron is not to hot, this is mostly the cause of lifting pads. 

    Make sure to use a good flux,  less heat is needed for soldering then. 

  6. I have noticed a little problem with using the converter... 

     

    When using on a smaller tv al is fine. 

    When i use the larger tv in the living room lots of black screens. 

    The xbox resolution with a lot of games is 480i, this gives problems with lots of tv sets. 

    Have found alternate bios files to force 480p on all games,  this takes complete care of the problem. 

    Downside is that you can not use the original cables anymore, they do not support 480i.

    Will supply the force 480P bioses soon.

  7. Is there anyone who is in possesion of the force 480P files?

    they where shared by mr. Nova at assemblergames.

    I am in desperate need for these files for the hdmi mod, most larger tv's do not support 480I over HDMI.

     

    thank you for sharing already, i will post a tutorial for adding a WII2HDMI inside an xbox soon, have 4 of them running already ;-).

  8. Is there anyone who is in possesion of the force 480P files?

    they where shared by mr. Nova at assemblergames.

    I am in desperate need for these files for the hdmi mod, most larger tv's do not support 480I over HDMI.

     

    thank you for sharing already, i will post a tutorial for adding a WII2HDMI inside an xbox soon, have 4 of them running already ;-).

  9. 1 hour ago, ludwig187 said:

    Very nice writeup and pictures. I did the same some weeks ago with mixed results. There seem to be several revisions and versions of the wii2hdmi board. Some will do 1080i, some 720p and some only 480p like mine (came in a black housing). 

    Did you set your xbox to ntsc and enable the higher resolutions in the system settings?  

     

    I used the cheapest converters i could find on aliexpress.  They did the job fine. 

  10. My brother has a few 3tb sata drives with some smart errors. 

    I would like to use them in some xboxes. 

    The drives work fine in the pc,  but not for data centers anymore. 

    How would a xbox react to these? 

    As the are not running full days,  will it go? 

  11. I use a few alternative points,  these are on the top of the board so you can use shorter/thicker/shielded wires. 

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    this is on a version 1.1, not yet tested on other consoles,  but as i can see the mainbords,  the differences are minimal. 

    This is a broken mainboard,  i have removed the a/v connector from the board. 

    You can also use these points for a wii2hdmi,  short 9 and 13 to ground to put in component mode. 

  12. Change it to 360 cavles,  it will change your world completely. 

    The plastic from the connector is locked at the side,  if you prone 2 pieces of metal at both sides it will come of withou damage. 

    After that you can build it up completely as a new cable,  you can't tell if it is opened from the outside.

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    Since there is no clear tutorial on the web I will submit it! 

    I have made a few plugs from wii2hdmi converters.

    These converters are plenty and cheap, they do not upscale,  unless you buy more expensive wii2hdmi plugs with a hole on the top. 

    To follow this tutorial you need a few items:

    (aftermarket preferred)  av cable

    Wii2hdmi converter

    Thin wire

     

    A few tools:

    Soldering iron, preferred regulated station. 

    Sharp knife

    Cutting tools for metal (angle grinder is fast) 

    Electrical wire stripper/cutter

    A pocket knife or small screwdriver. 

    I used a chinese av cable, the long and short soldering connections are opposite to original! 

    Just follow the pictures and you will be on hdmi in no-time. 

    Reminder,  the wii2hdmi boards are very sensitive to static electricity,  i have busted a few.

     

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    Cut of the connector. 

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    Cut in the sides to release easily. 

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    remove plug and open up.

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    cut the metal on the black line. IMG-20180324-WA0007.thumb.jpg.ad07965794daabd6120b9dab00a18500.jpg

    bend the pins open as far as possible,  this will sturdy up the connector. IMG-20180324-WA0009.thumb.jpg.a02ce5323a7f8d772e4541187f1b4d68.jpg

    remove the hot glue,  on original cables it is a piece of tape. IMG-20180324-WA0010.thumb.jpg.ffd9ce430f7709f3891fdfff503afff3.jpg

    desolder the wires. 

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    place the mode selector connections,  use the shortes wire you can,  unshielded is o.k.IMG-20180324-WA0013.thumb.jpg.724be1fa10f941bb90f58b47a88123fc.jpgIMG-20180324-WA0014.thumb.jpg.014bf6de37d0524bdbf58df1f113cd34.jpgIMG-20180324-WA0016.thumb.jpg.fbd2563b5dd505e49163fea3cb2c0300.jpgIMG-20180324-WA0015.thumb.jpg.2beb8948962ba4936f13e98bcd748082.jpgIMG-20180324-WA0017.thumb.jpg.cdcd1b115b5f50ec26196e4403171d2a.jpgopen up the wii2hdmi and snap off the connector. IMG-20180324-WA0018.thumb.jpg.e732d1c541b6f17d382d6fe03946f567.jpgclean all the contactsIMG-20180324-WA0021.thumb.jpg.46ca14eb8afd68b8276dab41e57dafe6.jpgIMG-20180324-WA0022.thumb.jpg.88b69acf6fbb0593582efd3650158b64.jpgIMG-20180324-WA0024.thumb.jpg.903b92b9acda87181682c104943928f4.jpg

    make the first connection,  it will sturdy fings up,  the lid has the exact size you need. IMG-20180324-WA0023.thumb.jpg.d647458ea11c252f7d90d31b2cd9a03a.jpgwith 2 cables installed, you do not need the spacer anymore. 

    make sure all the cables are as short as possible and don't short out each other! IMG-20180324-WA0025.thumb.jpg.8d1dcb7a1aa334f7e41607af73ab732a.jpg

    add a piece of insulation tape at both sides. It is wise to test it at this stage,  later on it will be a pain in the a**.IMG-20180324-WA0019.thumb.jpg.212671246630ce664080b37dffc36919.jpgIMG-20180324-WA0020.thumb.jpg.a116a4ace01372ff50ccd8e698214467.jpg

    measure and cut the hole for the metal,  it should slide in without to much hussle. IMG-20180324-WA0026.thumb.jpg.4de5923fba49d7be29dac7c9057d3e96.jpg

    cut the top metal piece at the black line. IMG-20180324-WA0027.thumb.jpg.cc61e18002d49bcc3e2a8975c68e7a25.jpg

    slide the metal piece in as far as possible.  This will hold the internals in place! IMG-20180324-WA0028.thumb.jpg.a2675cc2bb54d77b3829fd046cacbb9a.jpg

    solder it at the top and the sides. Your plug will not fall apart if you remove it from the xbox this way. IMG-20180324-WA0029.thumb.jpg.282588aee154cc7efa8c73b63d36a15c.jpg

    insert the completed converter,  IMG-20180324-WA0030.thumb.jpg.40a163f4a767519136afd4f21535f12a.jpg

    push it through as far as possible and solder a wire to the top and bottom,  against the plastic,  this will keep the internals in place and removes stress on the converter. IMG-20180324-WA0031.thumb.jpg.f7ca357008ac6d10443ee378067e979c.jpg

    time to test! IMG-20180324-WA0032.thumb.jpg.c9775bcdca9fcdb45df6e41b3a8efeb5.jpg

    720x480@60i, the boot screen,  some tv units have problems displaying this throigh hdmi! IMG-20180324-WA0033.thumb.jpg.73369f9d29fec6a2a01305564ec7dac9.jpg

    we have reached 1920x1080@60i, maximum resolution of xbmc,  although I advice to use 720.

    If you miss the options for higher resolution,  make sure the system is set to NTSC,  in pal it is unavailable.  Use enigma video switcher. 

    I will start to sell these adapters in a short while for €45,- due to the work it takes. 

     

    I have given all the connection types another color and the pin numbers are not the official ones! 

    Any questions?  Be free to ask. 

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