These are the directions for updating your device and flashing it to the latest version of GCVideo.
This also works for the standard edition HDMy Cube device, you just need to solder in a pin header or hold the wires at an angle with some pressure.

The flashing device used in this guide is called the: CH341a USB Flasher

It can be found on ebay or Amazon for about $3 shipped from China (slow shipping) or around $7.50 shipped from U.S. sellers.

These are the current versions of GC Video we have available for download:

• GCP_GCV_2.4.bin (OLD)
• Major Release:
  • internal reorganization
  • dual-output support
  • brightness/contrast/saturation control via OSD
• GCP_GCV_2.4a.bin (OLD)
• Minor bugfix release:
  • fix audio issues introduced by 2.4 for some board configurations
  • ensure that the mode popup is always shown with correct colors
• GCP_GCV_2.4b.bin (OLD)
• Minor bugfix release:
  • fixes a small color shift
• GCP_GCV_2.4c.bin (OLD)
• Minor bugfix release:
  • Fixes an audio scaling bug that resulted in reduced volume even when volume was set to 255 in the OSD
• GCP_GCV_3.0a.bin (OLD)
• Major release:
  • A few new features, including a firmware update system to install future updates (BUT NOT THIS ONE) by running a bit of homebrew software on the console.
  • New Features:
  • attempted to improve signal compatibility
  • non-standard mode detection
  • automatic processing bypass for non-standard modes
  • automatic image centering, with optional image shift
  • more flexible scanline strength including hybrid
    scanline profiles
  • infrastructure for installing future firmware updates via console
  • faster startup time
  • analog component output signal range workaround
  • YCbCr 4:4:4 and 4:2:2 output options
  • advanced options menu for disabling parts of the image processing
  • less strict gamepad snooper timing to fix GC+ compatibility
• GCP_GCV_3.0d.bin (LATEST RELEASE – Released 02/03/20)
• Major release:
  • Major fixes with update feature, and diagnostics mode added to flasher.

1. Open the housing of your device with a philips head screw driver

2. Connect the jumper wires in a row the pin header like so:

3. Now follow the following diagram and put the jumper pins all the way to the bottom of the programmer in this order:

4. You should have this result:

5. Now get your soldering iron ready and look at this pad: JP1 (Next to the 6 pin header)

6. Now with a very small amount of solder create a bridge between the pads so it looks like the following:

7. Now you are ready to connect the flashing device to your computers USB port, please see the video below for instructions on how to flash the update file.

8. If you have successfully flashed the firmware remove the bridge on the JP1 pad with your iron or using de-solder braid so it looks like the following again:

9. Unplug the wires from the pin header and close the case up with a philips screwdriver, the flashing is complete.

Note: To get audio and the correct picture from your device be sure to go into ‘Other Settings’ and select ‘Enhanced DVI Mode’ and enable it then go back a menu and press ‘Store Settings’ after flashing.