Is this video you can see he exits the .xex he ran and it goes back to the main menu.
Yea that'd be nice, but not sure if even possible on a stock unmodded console.
I have not watched all of the video.
Just to clarify a few things: I've managed to find the Rock Band Blitz on a certain website and just putting it onto the USB stick along with the exploit will do the trick? I'm yet to try those delisted live arcade games on my XBOX 360s, but it'll be a while until I get back home from work. Also, are those games region-free?
Correct, you should also be able to play this demo right now.
Yup. Demos are DRM free. You can download them off any website, copy them to a usb, and they'll show up on the dashboard and you can launch them. You can even burn them to a disc and they'll show up in your library like a normal downloaded game and run off the disc.
Please let me know, or anybody that tries this, if after running the exploit and running a unsigned xex, then exiting to home screen, if you can run the same or another unsigned xex without having to do the exploit again. The github wording is confusing on this.
Not a big deal I think. My PSP go and ps3 super slim need to restart the homebrew exploit. Then again on those it takes 15 seconds with 100% success rate
I actually bought a nice soldering/rework station. How do I use it? lolMaybe like take apart your X360 and solder a few wires? Only takes about 15 minutes to do a RGH3 mod.
Just takes practise, try tearing apart a broken electronic device (radio, toy, etc) and practise. Or strip some wires and solder them together. Tip: Always use flux first on all wires, connections you are gonna solder. There's a video at bottom of this guide where shows him soldering everything. Good luck!
Sadly, it'll have to wait for the Rock Band Blitz method to be released. The copy of THAW that I ordered locally the other day won't be coming as the seller apparently can't find it anywhere, therefore he had to cancel it. Apparently he sold it sometime in the past which might be true as he has lots of games on sale. I doubt he's familiar with the recent exploit, but you never know...
I started doing RGH very recently and I regret not having learned it a few decades ago, the advice you have been given is really great but the really important one is to solder on old or broken circuits. I did this shortly before my first RGH3 and I did it successfully. It is the best advice they could ever give you. Practice, practice a lot, understand how to melt the tin correctly and use adequate temperatures (I work at 350 °), understand well if your soldering iron is suitable, if for example tip parts do not melt well and how to melt correctly. My soldering iron is a bit low cost but it manages to do something, in some parts the tip does not melt but I try to melt well using other sides. Later I will change it. Do not be afraid to invest. You need material such as a 30AWG cable (the one I use), post fix (if necessary), flux and more. Know that you need to invest a minimum but it is something that will help you a lot. Listen to all the opinions of those who already do them, maybe I can't teach much because I'm new, I'm not an expert but I can get by, here in the forum many people will be able to give you excellent advice, I told you what works well for me but with practice you learn too.
Ah, just watched it myself. Can't wait to see the free demo in action.No problem, that video I posted answered my questions anyways. Cheers
