I was playing around with AVS Scripts, and made this for my video:
Video inside a DSi illustration, with very nice scrolling effect.
I’ll not use this for all video’s, since it takes forever to encode this, though.

The improvements include:

• Removing the dots from the Indexes.
• Highlighting the Indexes.
• Adding a small description before the Indexes.
• Deleting cancelled and completly outdated pages.

1. Make sure you set your birth date correctly, and wait until your birthday.
2. On that day, boot up your DS, and you’ll notice a different sound.
3. Go to Pictochat, and choose a random room.
4. Happy Birthday!
Example below.

Note: I’ve set the birth date, name and language for this tutorial only.
My birthday is on December 7th.

Screenshots
http://www.yamihoshi.nl/files/images/YamiOS1.png
http://www.yamihoshi.nl/files/images/YamiOS2.png

Boot Ubuntu Karmic Koala/Linux Mint 8 or higher.
The following step is not required, but still recommended to do:
Start GParted (Ubuntu = System > Administration > GParted, Linux Mint = Menu > (All) Programs > Administration > GParted).
Take a look at the “Extended” partition, and keep the root Linux partition (most likely with ext4 or ext3 as file system) in mind (we’ll use /dev/sda5).
Now, press Alt+F2, type in “gnome-terminal”, and hit Enter.

sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt
sudo grub-install –root-directory=/mnt/ /dev/sda
sudo reboot

And now, after rebooting to Ubuntu/Linux Mint, open the Terminal again, and do this command to update the boot menu:

sudo update-grub

Well, you’re done!

Source: Make Tech Easier

In this 7 years of DS, I started playing the DS with a normal DS, and later on DS Lite.
I’m still using these, and ordered DSi (still waiting ~ DealExtreme).
But while the existens of the DS, I always wondered when a Gameboy Player-like device will come out for DS/Wii.
In the mean time, no$gba and DeSmuME kept improving.
Later on, NeoWynaut made the DS Debugger, for use for The DSHack Team only.
However, the biggest limitation is, it deletes every byte on all cartridges, so we have to load ROMs into a very ugly device.
And now, Filb.de sold their second DS Capture Device to me, known as the solution for recording own DS games, without Emulator or camera.

Photo’s

Video Tests

First test – No sound from the DS, small lag.

Second test – With sound and lag in menu’s, to high frame rate during gameplay.

Third test – Everything’s perfect!

YouTube ~ Video’s.
Hyves ~ Photo’s.

Hyves is the Dutch Social Network.
Don’t worry, my photo’s are understandable in all languages. (^.~)

We’ll take an example of an Application, which needs a DLL file to operate.

We’ll need MSVCR100.dll file.
First, open Google, and just type in your missing DLL file.
In this case: MSVCR100.dll.
You’ll most likely get a site, called “dll-files.com”.
Go to that one, it’s secure.
Scroll down to “Free Download”, and click the link inside that box.
Never use the Premium Install!
All it does, you can easily do it yourself!
A pop-up will open (unblock pop-ups if it doesn’t).
Click the headed link to download.

Instructions for Windows 95/98/Me
1. Open the ZIP file.
2. Open Windows Explorer.
3. Go to “C:\Windows\System”.
4. Extract the DLL file in that directory.

Instructions for Windows NT/2000
1. Open the ZIP file.
2. Open Windows Explorer.
3. Go to “C:\WINNT\System32″.
4. Extract the DLL file in that directory.

Instructions for Windows XP/Vista/7
1. Open the ZIP file.
2. Open Windows Explorer.
3. Go to “C:\Windows\System32″.
4. Extract the DLL file in that directory.
5. Go to “C:\Windows\SysWOW64″ (64 bit only!).
6. Extract the DLL file in that directory (64 bit only!).

And now try opening that Application.
If you get another DLL Errour, repeat this tutorial.
If not, have fun with your Application!

Glitch Base.

That’s right, instead of “bit.ly” or whatever, it will show the actual URL.
Tested on Twitter, and it’s working.
Install it, by clicking “Install” here.
Now you’ll see a new button at the right side of your browser.
Clicking it, will show and hide ‘long’ URL’s.

That’s all!