The YouTube video here explains it all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWOPFg81TBg But in case it ever disappears, here are text instructions:
1) Download and install the ArcTools apk attached to this post.
2) Once installed it will ask you to update. (I did. Maybe it will work without the update, but I didn't go that route.)
3) In the ArcTools app, select the button that is second from the upper left "REBOOT".
4) From the menu, choose "REBOOT RECOVERY" then "SELECT REBOOT".
5) Your device will boot into it's original recovery mode. For tablets: Press power button until the device powers off then press it again to power it back on. TV PCs: Turn the the device off then on again or pull its power plug and then plug it back in (NOTE: If you're powering your device from a PC's USB port, this plugging and unplugging might corrupt your device's flash memory; therefore, I recommend using an external power source to complete this installation).
6) Once your device is powered back on, start the ArcTools app again, click/tap near the upper left where it says "DISABLE/MOVE PHONE APK".
7) Click/Tap on "ROCKCHIP GENERIC (RK3066,RK3188) CWM RECOVERY v. xxxx by fun..."
8) At upper left, click/tap DOWNLOAD. When download is complete, click/tap the next button "INSTALL APPS". (NOTE: Follow this and the next two steps at your own risk!)
9) The script runs very quickly here, and when you see the last line "RUNNING SCRIPT(1)" the process is finished.
10) Now just repeat steps 3 and 4 (REBOOT, REBOOT RECOVERY and SELECT REBOOT), and your device will reboot into CWM recovery! (NOTE: I completed this entire process with a Mini TV PC, and I needed a keyboard attached to USB and also had to use the arrow keys and the ENTER key on the lower right / Numberpad to navigate around CWM.)
Hope this helps people such as myself with odd devices that few others have

P.S. If you haven't rooted your device yet, I doubt this method will work, BUT you might follow my easy rooting instructions at the bottom of this post: http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.p...ssfully-rooted!
P.P.S. According to the video, you should perform a Dalvik Cache Wipe (found under ADVANCED menu in CWM) before backing up your device.
EDIT: I performed a dalvik cache wipe and was unable to successfully restore. Then I performed a backup without wiping the dalvik cache, and from this I was able to restore successfully.
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