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How-To: Xbox360 HDMI & RCA audio

Step 3Plug It In!

Plug It In!
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Now take that bad boy and plug it in where it's supposed to go.  Then take your HDMI cable and find that, oh would you look at that, there actually is room for the both of these Microsoft!  Now we just have to hope they don't issue a patch to the operating system that makes this mod unable to work.

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6 comments
Feb 11, 2012. 1:08 PMhypnotoady says:
Nice hack, takes all of 2 minutes. I cut off the offending tab with a hacksaw very easily and just re-assembled the connector taped with packing tape. Easiest $50 I didn't spend ever.
Jan 23, 2012. 7:55 PMtiminatorrrr says:
What would happen if you didn't put any electric tape or anything on it?
Jan 7, 2012. 11:31 AMyomammah says:
not trying to be a prick, but why didnt you simply grind off the tab, allowing the plastic casing to keep the internal already insulated?
Nov 5, 2011. 1:57 AMesudjatmiko says:
you're great man! i followed your instruction on this and now i can listen to game audio in my PC!
Dec 5, 2010. 8:07 AMAndrePOA says:
Really great. Thank you a lot. Great idea.
Sep 4, 2010. 6:56 AMAchan20 says:
dude. you r amazing. now i can hook my xbox up to my hdtv and the surround sound!! thanks!!

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