answer the DAMN question

because the ttds doesn`t have the infolib.dat for pokemon white

If you got it from the SKIDROW server thing there should be a folder in the iso called SKIDROW. And in it are two files that you need to copy and paste into the New Vegas directory, replacing the old files. This will allow you to play the game. Heres the link to where you can get that version of the iso: http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5896532/Fallout.New.Vegas-SKIDROW-[tracker.BTARENA.org].iso read the install directions at the bottom. hope this helped. cheers! Source(s): http://www.btarena.org/games/fallout-new-vegas-skidrow http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5896532/Fallout.New.Vegas-SKIDROW-[tracker.BTARENA.org].iso

i don`t know but mine loads for 9 hours and still NOTHING..ughh

Where can you get the infolib.dat for pokemon white??

There are several recorders to include in your opinion. Look on Youtube. Allot of people are saying they are using Hauppauge capturing devices, just because it is expensive, well known with popularity, and such - but its not the only video game capturing device that you can buy for recording games. You can get cheap ones like Fraps, Dazzle, etc. You can get computer dependent or non- computer dependent. Some records record from component input and outputs to component. Many capturing devices, if not all output to component outputs. What does that mean? Well when referring to Component Video cables, most people are referring to red, blue, green wires (or YPbPr). This uses 3 cable output on HDPVRS. It is very important to understand component outputs are not digital. Real digital comes from HDMI, hence the name. Component video is an analog signal where the information is transmitted as three separate signals - hence red, blue, green wires, ok? The important point to note here is that the signal is analog and that it is video only meaning it is not transmitting audio, opposed to HDMI - you get everything in one cable video and sound. Component video can support HD quality video. Component is capable of carrying HD resolutions 720p, 1080i. So in essence all you need is a HDPVR that can upconvert or upscale the output back digital via component cables for wires. There is such a product called the TriStar MX HDPVR. To make a great montage of your video gameplay like Black Ops or something. You will need to get all your Black Ops recording from your File Share Theatre Mode area or record in live mode. Black Ops has a Theatre Mode like Halo 3. Look on Newelectronx Website under the More Detail Tab on the Product detail page. There is an example of a short clip displaying Black Ops and Halo 3 with short clips combined together with added background music. Also check on youtube for example made by the Newelectronx HDPVR. If you want to record from VCR, XBOX, PS3, Camera, etc then you will need a capturing device like a HDPVR. Keep in mind to capture from a VCR you will need a component output to use the 1212. So you will need a capturing device with composite inputs. As I know, old VCRs only have composite outputs. So, TriStar is perfect for that too. You will need a HDPVR that supports at least 16:9, 720p, and 1080i, anti-aliasing. With the option to use standard-definition and high-definition video output - this basically means it works with HDTVs and Standard TV. Some capturing devices only work with HDTVs and require a computer or PC. The HDPVR I am talking about does not require a PC and you can virtually do everything without ever touching a PC. The Newelectronx HDPVR is the best choice for the money and quality it bring to the HDPvR table. I would recommend that you check it. How would you get that game footage? Let me explain, to get the gameplay footage of Call of Duty Black Ops onto Youtube you should use a capturing device like newelectronx hdpvr. Or buy another video gameplay capturing device like it so that you can get all of your montages and combine them on your computer, because it is not possible directly from black ops game 1. Using the auxiliary cables (red white yellow) from your xbox 360 or Playstation PS3 output cable set - connect that to the input composite set area on the tristar mx hdpvr. 2. connect the component wire from the hdpvr to your hdtv. 3. power on both video game console and tristar hdpvr 4. enter file share and select the Cod Black Ops from the file share 5. press video in and then record on the tristar mx hdpvr 6. press stop on the hdpvr when the gameplay footage ends. now the video gameplay is available to transfer to your computer. 7. connect the hdpvr to your computer or mac with usb cables. 8. convert the recorded gameplay footage to youtube video file format or just upload. if you need to edit it first then do before you upload it to youtube. If you just want to share it, you don`t need a computer - just play it directly from the HDPVR player / recorder. It will play on your big screen TV and you can show your games off to your friend and family. Or burn it down to flash drive. check out some videos that have already been uploaded to youtube from a tristar mx hdpvr or look on newelectronx website for samples of video gameplay footage recorded from call of duty black ops file share area. I hope this answer helps to answer your question and gets you uploading videos with some sort of capturing device soon. Have fun and play hard. http://www.newelectronx.com/help.php?faq_id=214

Make a dummy account try signing in with that. It won`t work then swap back to your normal one and it will work. Its a comon bug. Happens to just bout everyone :)

In order to load music on your dsi from your computer, the first step step is to put your sd card into your computer. If your computer has an sd slot, its good and if you do not have one, you need a card reader. Keep in mind that your dsi does not support mp3 format. You need to convert your music to AAC format. Copy it to a new folder in the card and then put it back in your dsi. You are done.

First i want to know why you need music on your dsi ? But you can load music to your dsi using your sd card. Just connect the card to your computer and put music in it (mp4 format) it will be good if your computer has sd slot where you can put your card. But better load games not music :) John Doubtson

You should shift your music from you itunes library to the audio folder on your SD card. Its very simple.