Ok, it's time for noob question - I can see a lot of bms scripts for unpacking X360 files, but my question is how can I get those files - do I need to have some sort of connector console-pc? I ask my friend to put x360 game into PC dvd and there was viedeo and aduio folders only (I don't have working dvd right now so I'm not able to check it myself).
yeah am pretty much a noob here. And sorry if this is my first post and not searched. Any help on this would be great or a point in the right direction!
Theres stuff like Xbox360 iso extract and Xbox backup creator.
I'd recommend backup creator one because it lets you pick which file you want to extract. iso extract one takes out all files and most of the time you wont need them all, also might take longer. :3
I'm trying to do some trial and error stuff to learn how to do this, and I'm clearly missing something. I've been messing around with Exiso and PowerISO, but that still isn't doing anything for me beyond access files viewable to Windows. Could someone point me in the right direction in terms of tutorial or the obvious fact I'm missing?
Protocol X27 wrote:I'm trying to do some trial and error stuff to learn how to do this, and I'm clearly missing something. I've been messing around with Exiso and PowerISO, but that still isn't doing anything for me beyond access files viewable to Windows. Could someone point me in the right direction in terms of tutorial or the obvious fact I'm missing?
Noesis does the job automatically, just pick up the file from you window browser.
Protocol X27 wrote:I'm trying to do some trial and error stuff to learn how to do this, and I'm clearly missing something. I've been messing around with Exiso and PowerISO, but that still isn't doing anything for me beyond access files viewable to Windows. Could someone point me in the right direction in terms of tutorial or the obvious fact I'm missing?
Noesis does the job automatically, just pick up the file from you window browser.
Well remommaned you to use Xbox Backup Creator latest version, because old one does not supprot XD3 games, such as Skyrim, etc.... All others are pretty much usless, i did not try latest Exiso, but it could also work well. I dont know what is PowerISO for, but surelly does no work with X360 format!
piratesephiroth wrote:you can't dump original x360 games from a normal DVD drive anyway
Yes correct it is require Benq or Lite-On drive with modded FW 0800....
Thanks for everyone jumping in. I think the quoted facts are the ones I was missing, so is Benq a hardware or software solution? I'm trying to assess if I can do this with minimal hardware changes, since I haven't done hardware mods in almost a decade for a console and would prefer not to mess with my PC either (if possible).
piratesephiroth wrote:you can't dump original x360 games from a normal DVD drive anyway
Yes correct it is require Benq or Lite-On drive with modded FW 0800....
Thanks for everyone jumping in. I think the quoted facts are the ones I was missing, so is Benq a hardware or software solution? I'm trying to assess if I can do this with minimal hardware changes, since I haven't done hardware mods in almost a decade for a console and would prefer not to mess with my PC either (if possible).
You need Benq DVD drive from X360 and flash it with modded firmware what is call 0800. There is no any other method how to dump X360 dvd's! And i bet it wont ever be. I'm doing this for almost 7 years, so trust me, there is not other way. And of course you need Xbox Backup Creator latest with XD3 game support. However x360 scene is on the crossroad right now...
The #1 easy way to extract xbox games.
buy a usb thumb drive that is atleast 8gb
format it as an xbox memory card
install the game onto that drive from the xbox
plug it into the pc
use http://digiex.net/downloads/download-ce ... lorer.html
to copy the files off your usb stick
then use http://digiex.net/downloads/download-ce ... erter.html
to convert it to an xbox iso
then you can extract the xbox iso with any program that supports it.
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