I recently moved my xbox 360 up into my room with my computer, and I have it hooked up with a crossover cable with bridging so I can access my wireless connection on my 360 through my computer. However, my connection on my 360 will hang up half way through matches of call of duty 4 or any other...
My PC is connected to my router wirelessly, than I have a crossover cable running from my PC to my 360.
EDIT: Also, I've tried bridging the wireless connection with the wired connection, but it changed nothing.
Dunno why it refuses to work. At the Test Xbox Live Connection screen, it fails at the IP Address test. I have DHCP on my router and my 360's settings are all automatic. The status codes I get on my 360 are W: 0000 - 000B, X: 4000 - 1001, Y: 0000 - 0000, and Z: 0000 - 0000. Anyone have a clue as...
I was thinking about buying a PS3 and run yellowdog linux on it. I'm not sure of it's capabilities, but would it be able to host websites and/or host Source Dedicated Server?
Ehhhh when she formatted it she probably reset something on it that would allow it to be seen as an external disc. Load iTunes and find the ipod shuffle on the left, click it, go to the settings and click the option that allows it to be used for disc access.
Whenever I enter or exit an object, the little dashed-lined box that either blows up or shrinks down from the object (when you double click it) to show you are entering it or exiting takes about 5 seconds to go, and the whole program freezes up while it does that. This dramatically slows down my...
Although I'm in very basic levels of learning Java, I know nothing on interactions of keys and sounds. I only know inputs and variables and that kind of thing (I'm learning from an old guy in my high school -.-'). How would I have certain keypresses play and loop certain sounds?
I was actually...
First of all, check out YouTube - Make Music with Guitar Hero Controller
I'm trying to figure out this program, but I only have a minor knowledge of java (I can build basic algorithm programs and such). This guy did it in C#, which I am currently attempting, but I cannot even make a hello...