As shown in this video uploaded by LotoBak, the PSP is shown going through the Xbox Media Center via a WiFi connection. The whole experiment was only put to a halt, just because the WiFi gave out. Pretty nifty, huh? (Though one has to admit that it's still an expensive alternative for a peripheral, unlike the mania with the Wii which currently has people replacing the sensor bar with random objects like candles or flashlights... but to each his own, I suppose...)
Although XBMC is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL), it is written for use with Microsoft's XDK and so is not legally available as an executable program to non-official Microsoft game-publishers. Users are encouraged to compile their own binaries from the public CVS repository using the XDK, rather than downloading a questionable illegally released executable. XBMC's full source code is however legal 'as is' and is available on SourceForge.
Got that? Good. Now, enjoy!






version 3.11
2 qeustions:
do you think there will be a downgreader for version 3.11
and is there a remote control for a not downgreaded version or for version 3.11
thank you Raoul
if you know somthing send me a email or add me on msn : raoul_kroon@hotmail.com
PSP Repair Guide
could this please be updated
could this please be updated to run on a new kernel as currently, it uses the 1.50, which means that it can only support WEP wireless security, and not WPA or anything newer
PSP Repair Guide
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