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Ghost Soldier

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  1. It's easy to create a complete audio and video entertainment experience by connecting your computer, your Xbox 360 console, and your home theater system. By setting up everything to run on a wired or wireless home network, you can stream your Zune collection of music, videos, and pictures to your TV and stereo system using your Xbox 360. It's a seamless way to enjoy your Zune collection to the fullest, and you can control it all with the Xbox 360 controller or Xbox 360 Media Remote. Verify that your Xbox 360 is connected to your home network. From the Xbox Dashboard, go to My Xbox, System Settings, Network Settings. If your Xbox is not connected to your home network, selectConfigure Network and follow the on-screen instructions. [*] Share your Zune media collection on your computer with your Xbox 360. In the Zune software, go to Settings, Software, Xbox 360. Select the media collections you want to stream to your Xbox (Music, Video, and/or Pictures). Enter a name for your collection. Choose whether to share your Zune collection with all or just the selected Xbox 360 console(s) on your home network. Click OK. [*] Verify that media sharing is enabled on your computer. If you are using a Windows 7 PC: Note You need to have already set up a homegroup on your home network. For more about homegroups, see HomeGroup: recommended links. Open Control Panel, then under Network and Internet, click Choose homegroup and sharing options. Or, click Start, enter "homegroup" in the search box, and then click HomeGroup. Make sure the Stream my pictures, music, and videos to all devices on my home network check box is selected. Click Choose media streaming options, verify that Xbox 360 is set to Allowed, and click OK. If you made changes to your homegroup settings, click Save Changes. Otherwise, click Cancel to close Control Panel. If you are using a Windows Vista PC: Open Control Panel, click Network and Internet, and then click Network and Sharing Center. Under Sharing and Discovery, check whether Media Sharing is on. If it is set to Off, click Change. In the Media Sharing dialog box, select the Share my media check box and click OK. Restart your computer to update it with your changes. [*] Stream media to your Xbox 360. From the Xbox Dashboard, go to My Xbox and select a media library (for example, select Music Library). Under Select Source, select your computer's name. The computer name with a Zune icon indicates your Zune collection. (If your computer is listed twice, the other item just links to the Windows version of that media library. Both computer links might contain the same items unless you manage Zune and Windows libraries separately.)
  2. http://www.zune.net/en-us/support/zunexbox/watchingvideos/zunecollectionxbox.htm <~ You've probably seen this, but it might help others having problems.
  3. I'm sure you've tried a few of the simple things but it seems like the easiet thing is overlooked. Try a few of these: Power down PC and 360 Check Network connections (Sometimes I have to reconnect the ethernet cord into my 360) Check router and modem (Make sure you didn't change a code or added additonal firewall security) Did you change your gamertag or settings on your 360 Check for Malware on you PC, Malware Bytes is a good one to use. If you've updated windows try going back to a previous restore point I'm sure others will chime in with more. Keep us updated on the problem.
  4. Darn it, I planned on picking it up tomorrow.
  5. I'm hoping this date sticks. Called gamestop and they confirmed Sept 20 as the release date. Really looking forward to playing it.
  6. Oct 12 is the latest release date for it. Looking forward to picking it up myself.
  7. Picked up Guitar Hero World Tour 360 w/Drums, Foot Pedal, 3 Guitar Controllers for 5.00 at a yardsale. Everything works and is in nice shape.
  8. *Warning* Explicit words of wisdom http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42HPQetea8s&NR=1
  9. Look for rehashed games with updated rosters that you can purchase every year. Lets hope that EA leaves them somewhat independent so they can continue making great games.
  10. I've worked on the lines that they use to package games. Sometimes we would receive mislabels that had to be scrapped. Looks like you got one that was sent out before the error was caught. How many people bought launch day PS2 games like Midnight Club, Fantavision etc. and received two copies of the game ?? That was a hand packaging error. Those would be packaged by hand and the media removed from a spindle and put in case. Sometimes you grabbed more than one media disc. My favorite misstake was a Mary Kate and Ashley PS1 game that had explicit material labels put on during packaging.
  11. Very nice collection. I love how you can play any system with just a few button presses. Welcome to Atariage btw.
  12. Had to wait for 3 additional days after release for a BOS copy. I wasn't able to reserve my own BOS because gamestop sold out on preorders. Gamestop let me exchange my regular for the BOS and I paid the difference. So I got my duke on and later took someones BOS that they missed out on. Sorry I took someone elses BALLS OF STEEL
  13. Looks like I'll be picking up a second Wii in the future.
  14. Nice looking cabs you have. What's the story behind the Virtual On ? Did you win the lottery?
  15. Looking forward to its release. Nice video btw
  16. Seen them at TRU today. Also received mine in the mail from TRU from a preorder.
  17. Picked up a DS off of Axe. Everything went smooth A+ for another great transaction.
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