GeeXboX problem

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  1. Phratt
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    Phratt GBAtemp Advanced Fan

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    Everytime I install GeeXboX, It doesn't work. It says it can't find the files on the SD, or that the files are corrupted even though I downloaded it straight off of Wiibrew for times.

    Does anyone know why?
     
    #1 Jan 27, 2009
  2. goku1980

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    i get that with the lateset reles of geexbox use 1.3a works better with the channel
     
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    Googled it and couldn't find it. Not to be a nag, but could you please link me?
     
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  4. Phratt
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    Nevermind, I think you meant .1 Alpha 3, anyways, i got the files, thanks!
     
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  5. Kurisuellegarden

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    Are you sure you got that other one working??

    I think you might of just put the GeexBox folder somewhere besides the root! Theres a folder you put in apps and one you leave on the root of your SD card.
     
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    OOHHH

    thanks alot!

    i didn't know that!

    and no, the other one didnt work. lul.
     
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  7. kebabinho

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    As this is a geexbox thread i thought i would ask my question here.

    I have a USB HD that i store my divx films on and play through geexbox.

    I notice some flickering during playback, as if it may be dropping frames, and im presuming its because tis only using USB 1.1.

    is this correct or is there another reason / way to make it better?

    - Kebabinho
     
    #7 Jan 28, 2009