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Playing original burned Xbox games on flashed xbox 360
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xtriz
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3. June 2010 @ 06:12 |
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So I have a flashed Xbox 360 with Hitachi drive and I believe it has iXtreme 1.51 FW.
My question is, would burned original Xbox games work on my flashed 360? And if yes, then how should I burn them and what sort of DVD-s should I use?
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Gary79
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3. June 2010 @ 06:44 |
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Yes, you can play orginal Xbox 360 games on a flashed 360. I recommend using Verbatim DVD+R DL 2.4x, I have not seen any negative reviews on this brand. You can find these DVDs at Best Buy or Sam's Club. As far as how to burn them, I'm not sure if I'm able to give you the layout on how to do so. This is a great site for information, one that will ban you if you disrespect there terms. However, you can Youtube your questions, and I'm sure you'll find what your looking for.
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xtriz
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3. June 2010 @ 07:30 |
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No I mean original Xbox games like the last gen Xbox games, not 360.
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3. June 2010 @ 09:15 |
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Originally posted by xtriz:
No I mean original Xbox games like the last gen Xbox games, not 360.
Yes you can, but you have to install an emulator to run the games. You can read about which games are supported from microsoft's own website link
"All drives should be updated to Lite Touch + (LT+) firmware if playing on XBOX live. Samsung drives and pre-78/79 Hitachi drives do not utilize AP 2.5. All other drives are considered to be detectable by Microsoft (YMMV). Make sure all rips are ABGX verified, contain SSv2, and patched AP2.5 (where needed). XGD3 must currently be burned on new drive with PC Burner Max firmware for 100% rip. All modded consoles can be potentially unsafe for use on XBOX live."
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xtriz
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3. June 2010 @ 10:38 |
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Originally posted by MrGreaser:
Originally posted by xtriz:
No I mean original Xbox games like the last gen Xbox games, not 360.
Yes you can, but you have to install an emulator to run the games. You can read about which games are supported from microsoft's own website link
I believe I already installed it, but should I use single layer, or dual layer DVD-s for original Xbox games?
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3. June 2010 @ 19:03 |
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Originally posted by xtriz:
Originally posted by MrGreaser:
Originally posted by xtriz:
No I mean original Xbox games like the last gen Xbox games, not 360.
Yes you can, but you have to install an emulator to run the games. You can read about which games are supported from microsoft's own website link
I believe I already installed it, but should I use single layer, or dual layer DVD-s for original Xbox games?
if i had a dollar for all the times this has been asked!
I have lost all and any respect i had for this site!
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xtriz
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3. June 2010 @ 19:32 |
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Originally posted by fudpucker:
Originally posted by xtriz:
Originally posted by MrGreaser:
Originally posted by xtriz:
No I mean original Xbox games like the last gen Xbox games, not 360.
Yes you can, but you have to install an emulator to run the games. You can read about which games are supported from microsoft's own website link
I believe I already installed it, but should I use single layer, or dual layer DVD-s for original Xbox games?
if i had a dollar for all the times this has been asked!
Thanks a lot for your help you really contributed to this thread.
/scrcasm
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3. June 2010 @ 19:38 |
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lol You have to burn them onto a dual-layer disc. It's a lot of trouble and kind of a waste of a DL disc just to play a back up. You should probably just buy the original. It will still play on your modded xbox. They are really cheap now.
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ArchFelin
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6. June 2010 @ 22:44 |
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I wish that I had a dollar for every time that this question has been asked but not answered.
I have some XBOX game that play on the XBOX 360 with Microsoft's update. I have tried to burn backup copies to protect my originals. I cannot get the back ups to work. I have tried dual layer once with the XBOX layer break and once with the XBOX 360 layer break. I tried DVD+R with the XBOX layer break.
More than I want a dollar for every time that this question has not been answered, I want an answer.
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7. June 2010 @ 06:29 |
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Originally posted by ArchFelin:
I wish that I had a dollar for every time that this question has been asked but not answered.
I have some XBOX game that play on the XBOX 360 with Microsoft's update. I have tried to burn backup copies to protect my originals. I cannot get the back ups to work. I have tried dual layer once with the XBOX layer break and once with the XBOX 360 layer break. I tried DVD+R with the XBOX layer break.
More than I want a dollar for every time that this question has not been answered, I want an answer.
google it or search the threads, your answer is there!!!!!!!!!!
I have lost all and any respect i had for this site!
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ArchFelin
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7. June 2010 @ 18:20 |
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Insisting that the question has been answered somewhere is at best unhelpful and sounds pretentious.
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8. June 2010 @ 06:34 |
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Originally posted by ArchFelin:
Insisting that the question has been answered somewhere is at best unhelpful and sounds pretentious.
So does not searching for the answer!
I found this link in 2 minutes, you could too if you bothered to search
Click Me!
Just a quick FYI before you start tho, most xbox 1 games you download off the internet are patched so they will not work in the 360, you are far better getting a original copy and ripping it yourself.
Another FYI, you can use DVD5's if you are running old extreme firmare (5.3 or below)
To get instant assistance with Flashing / JTAG / Homebrew from experts for free! click me (Im not one of the said experts BTW)
Make poverty history, cheaper drugs NOW! This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 8. June 2010 @ 06:38
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8. June 2010 @ 07:11 |
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Originally posted by miketrev:
Originally posted by ArchFelin:
Insisting that the question has been answered somewhere is at best unhelpful and sounds pretentious.
So does not searching for the answer!
I found this link in 2 minutes, you could too if you bothered to search
Click Me!
Just a quick FYI before you start tho, most xbox 1 games you download off the internet are patched so they will not work in the 360, you are far better getting a original copy and ripping it yourself.
Another FYI, you can use DVD5's if you are running old extreme firmare (5.3 or below)
you searched for them, your nicer than me. those lazy bastards!
I have lost all and any respect i had for this site!
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8. June 2010 @ 08:55 |
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Originally posted by fudpucker:
you searched for them, your nicer than me. those lazy bastards!
What can I say, I'm just a nice guy :D
To get instant assistance with Flashing / JTAG / Homebrew from experts for free! click me (Im not one of the said experts BTW)
Make poverty history, cheaper drugs NOW!
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ArchFelin
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19. June 2010 @ 20:01 |
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I found that link. It does not address the problem. I talks about a specific DVD reader and software from 2007. People use the DVD readers that come with their computers and people use Imgburn.
It may be that the proper structure for the dvd dataset that goes with the iso dataset is available somewhere. I would think that the dvd dataset is not proprietary information and that someone could post what goes in it the way that people do for the DVD dataset which is used to burn a 360 backup.
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19. June 2010 @ 21:35 |
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Originally posted by ArchFelin:
I found that link. It does not address the problem. I talks about a specific DVD reader and software from 2007. People use the DVD readers that come with their computers and people use Imgburn.
It may be that the proper structure for the dvd dataset that goes with the iso dataset is available somewhere. I would think that the dvd dataset is not proprietary information and that someone could post what goes in it the way that people do for the DVD dataset which is used to burn a 360 backup.
what the f%ch is wrong with people!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have lost all and any respect i had for this site!
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