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TylerDurden 15-12-2003 11:38

Copying to HDD
 
Whats best people? I might as well enjoy my new hdd so Im putting all new games that Ive bought on the hdd rather to disc.

But I gotta ask:

Is it better to ftp to pc hdd then back to xbox?

Or

Is it just fine to transfer from original game to xbox via XBcopy or any other app that allows such a thing?




If there is a better app than the one I posted about feel free to comment about it as well.



Tyler!

AXmichigan 15-12-2003 17:06

boxplorer baby
its a beauty

Quall999 16-12-2003 06:50

or dvd2xbox to rip to xbox-hdd (so pc is not needed). boXplorer is much nicer to look at and easier to use, but sometimes i get errors when dong some disks, which i don't get with dvd2xbox.

HANS_COBBO 16-12-2003 10:08

Try PX Hdd loader v1.3. Just got released today, 16th Dec.

TylerDurden 16-12-2003 13:54

Ill check out that PX HDD loader thing when I get it and have time to use it. I got a chance to try out DVD2Xbox yesterday and it was very easy to use. I just had to edit the XML so it sends my games to the right folder where I have them.



Tyler!

AXmichigan 16-12-2003 14:11

let everyone noe how ur results went

infidelity 18-12-2003 04:41

boXplorer kicks ass! that's what i use to transfer from game to hdd.

TylerDurden 18-12-2003 06:31

I have been trying DVD2Xbox because I had that first. But that has been working great. It seems to do everything automatically.

Ill get back with everyone when I get a chance to use the other programs out there.



Tyler!

AXmichigan 19-12-2003 12:09

i think boxplorer will win..
but lets see this new dealy

squallseifer 19-01-2004 05:31

Hmm sorry i asking a related question in another thread...
i just saw this now

But how do u use boxplorer to backup games from HDD?
Is it just a matter of creating a folder of the game on hdd then copying the dvd data into it?

Quall999 19-01-2004 06:13

That is exactly what you do.

squallseifer 19-01-2004 14:02

Damn i am smart...no im not
Thanx Quall, i'm trying to backup my Nba Live 2004 Disc onto my xbox, coz its currently my most frequently played game and i can only put one game on my hdd anyway...However the disc is around 6gb and i only have around 4.7gb left. Do you know what i can remove to make it fit? Or would it still be too much?

squallseifer 19-01-2004 18:05

according to the xbox game size list sticky, PAL Nba Live 2004 is around 3.11gb. Does anyone know what specific files/folder on the disc dont need to be included in order to make it smaller to 3.11gb? Because exploring the disc with boxplorer tells me that the disc is around 6gb

MikeTee 19-01-2004 19:37

????????
 
TYLER, you got me a bit confuzzled! In my post "MSDASH HELP", you had mentioned that DVD2XBOX was the way to go. I thought that this has been your program of choice from the getgo???

Well, anyway now that I've used both HDDLOADER & DVD2XBOX, I feel more comfortable with DVD. It's very fast and the XML file was already defaulted to my F: games drive. I didn't have to do anything but push start. HDLOADER was a little nicer to look at and was also fast but I just kinda' liked DVD better. I never tried Boxplorer, maybe I'll give it a shot for the hell of it.

My whole collection is on my HD now and loading times are a breeze. Have fun!

Mike T.

AXmichigan 19-01-2004 20:34

hehe
i thought id check this thread out..
hilarious
"Damn i am smart...no im not"
hehe
amazin

squallseifer 20-01-2004 04:31

lolz for a second i thought u were laughing with me
...but i know u were laughing at me.. its always like that. :(

Anyways i actually took a stab in the dark whilst blindfolded and decided to leave out a folder called "movies" from the dvd-disc.
And guess what, it all backed up onto my HDD sweetly, despite having around 4.7gb left. Works a charm.

Btw boXplorer will get u an ass caning (thats a good thing) if u want to backup ur games onto HDD. Damn even i can do it!

Quall999 20-01-2004 04:40

Quote:

Originally posted by squallseifer
according to the xbox game size list sticky, PAL Nba Live 2004 is around 3.11gb. Does anyone know what specific files/folder on the disc dont need to be included in order to make it smaller to 3.11gb? Because exploring the disc with boxplorer tells me that the disc is around 6gb
If your in boXplorer, and you press start. The size listed as "space available" isn't always the size of the files. This is why that game size list has some messed up sizes. Not sure which one is correct though.

Any .bik, .wav, .wma, or any other common video/sound files can be replaced with a 3 second blank sound/movie file of the same type (obviosly). So, browse the disk, any available?

squallseifer 20-01-2004 15:06

Quall mate ive already backed-up the game i just didnt include a folder named "movies" coz there was like different languages folders and once i saw a file with the name "nhl" i knew it wasnt necessary. Thanx anyway for the help mate.

So the most unecessary files that can be left out which arent entirely needed to be copied would be mainly video and sound files?


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