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Hacking Might have bricked my Wii U by following the wrong tutorial
Thank you! I'll try to not brick it this time. In other news, I talked to the friend who gave me the console and he said he made a nand backup before, so I was wrong. What can I do to restore it now?- BIGCAP2727
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Hacking Might have bricked my Wii U by following the wrong tutorial
I didn't hack the Wii U. I know how to but when I got it it was already hacked Aww man that sucks so much. Thank you both for the help anyways, I've learned the lesson lol- BIGCAP2727
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Hacking Might have bricked my Wii U by following the wrong tutorial
But I installed it on the USB memory like I've done with every download.- BIGCAP2727
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Hacking Might have bricked my Wii U by following the wrong tutorial
No, it doesn't. And I don't have a nand backup.- BIGCAP2727
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Hacking Might have bricked my Wii U by following the wrong tutorial
I don't think so, but the boot loop is the same that occurs when running CBHC, right?- BIGCAP2727
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Hacking Might have bricked my Wii U by following the wrong tutorial
Yes, and the problem remains the same. :(- BIGCAP2727
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Hacking Might have bricked my Wii U by following the wrong tutorial
Still getting locked in the loading screen.- BIGCAP2727
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Hacking Might have bricked my Wii U by following the wrong tutorial
So I was trying to enable controllers for Wii games and to get GameCube games working (since all I was getting was the infamous black screen when booting them) when I thought it was a good idea to follow this YouTube tutorial about installing Nintendont through Homebrew (I had already tried...- BIGCAP2727
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Hardware Might have bricked my Wii U by installing Nintendont
So I was trying to enable controllers for Wii games and to get GameCube games working (since all I was getting was the infamous black screen when booting them) when I thought it was a good idea to follow this YouTube tutorial about installing Nintendont through Homebrew (I had already tried...- BIGCAP2727
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Psionic Roshambo:
@SylverReZ, in my experience, I wouldn't say I am an audiophile because to me MP3s seem fine, frequency cut off but good enough lol although in my laundry list of freak gifts... Is the ability to hear frequencies beyond what anyone else I have ever met... I max out hearing tests with shocked looks from the Drs, sad part is I can hear frequencies much higher.+1
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Psionic Roshambo:
I am thankful florescent lights are mostly LED now... And TVs are far less annoying lol
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SylverReZ:
@Psionic Roshambo, As somebody who has listened to music over everything, I prefer some good quality headphones that can output the sharpest audio. I listen to my music mostly with WAVE or FLAC files, with MP3s I can tell the difference straight away by the compression artifacts.+1 -
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I mean I can tell the difference even with a high bitrate MP3 but I guess "it sounds good enough"
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Plus studio quality MP3's do exist, they are just like 512Kbps and are huge ass files lol
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@Psionic Roshambo, MP3s were designed to be as small as possible, so that they can be shared on the internet. WAVE files were more bigger in size and would take hours to upload back in the day.
