Strange Foods: How to Prepare and Eat Balut

Today we take a look at how to prepare and eat the Filipino delicacy balut.
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[@asb6493]

When did this channel become a food channel

[@rokkosworld]

About 15 mins ago.

[@BytePen]

In the intro video, I said it was going to be mostly tech, but don't be surprised if I post something off the wall. I had an opportunity to try Balut and it was very interesting, so I wanted to make a video about how to prepare and eat it. I have my "normal" video about soldering a glitch chip and rom dumper on the Xbox already line up for next week.

[@rokkosworld]

@@BytePen I shall be waiting. I like your vids, straight to the point. Especially the random comments you say at the end. Those are the best.

[@BytePen]

Glad you like them. You're the first person to point them out. I think it's an unwritten rule that KZbin videos have to be at least a little silly and/or pointless. I just prefer to condense this into the last 4 seconds and the thumbnails. Haha

[@asb6493]

Hey can you make a video about connecting the Vita to your phone for sending stuff wirelessly

[@BytePen]

What kind of phone. Android?

[@asb6493]

@@BytePen yes

[@BytePen]

It's basically the same as ftping from Windows, but instead of using WinSCP, you're using something like ES File Explorer. I'll consider it. In the meantime, are you running into problems when trying to do it?

[@asb6493]

@@BytePen can you tell me how to do it , I don't know how to do it with a FTP

[@BytePen]

Download ES File Explorer for your phone, then go to side bar > network > lan and click the plus button to add your Vita. Open VitaShell and press the start button and make sure that the connection type is set to ftp, not USB. Close the start menu and press select. You will see an IP address like 192.168.0.57:1337. Put this whole thing in the Server field in ES. Click Anonymous and Enter a display name if you want. Then click okay. You should now be connected. You can swipe left or right to change "tabs" in ES, so switch to the local "tab" and find your file, then hold down on it for a second to select it and click the copy icon at the top. Swipe right to get back to your Vita and go to the folder you want it in and press the paste icon. Let me know if you have issues.

[@sherwinjhon5229]

Balot is Filipino dish

[@BytePen]

Yes it is.

[@sherwinjhon5229]

@@BytePen Yah, Im a Filipino btw.. I love your yt channel

[@sherwinjhon5229]

@@BytePen can you make more psvita & psp video

[@BytePen]

What else are you having trouble with?

[@BytePen]

Also, thanks! Makes more sense that you are Filipino, haha. At first I thought it was just random.