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Old 17-06-2003, 16:52
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Unhappy HD To DVDR Games

I have images on my HD i have download, when i burn them to dvdr the game wont boot but if i copy the game to my xbox HD the game works. How do I fix the game so it will work on DVDR. This is not a problem for me but I cant get my nephew of my xbox because he doesnt have a HD in his xbox..

Please help so i can get my xbox back
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Old 17-06-2003, 19:11
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Re: HD To DVDR Games

Hmm ... shame you seem to be downloading games

Not really much info here ...

When you burnt the image, did you burn it as a directory, an ISO, a data image ???

I assume your trying the DVD`s on your X-box ( chipped ) ??

I wont let my kids play with the originals, and their X-box has only a 30gb hard drive installed.

I normally load the game on the HD, then FTP it over to the PC, after removing the demo`s and bink`ing some files i use craxation to creat a multi game boot menu, and an ISO. After un ISO`ing the image- it then gets burnt to the DVD in DATA image mode ..

I normally burn the image twice, one on a DVD-rw, to verify i didnt F****p - then one to a DVD-r.

Hope this helps you out !!


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I have images on my HD i have download, when i burn them to dvdr the game wont boot but if i copy the game to my xbox HD the game works. How do I fix the game so it will work on DVDR. This is not a problem for me but I cant get my nephew of my xbox because he doesnt have a HD in his xbox..

Please help so i can get my xbox back
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Old 17-06-2003, 21:14
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I would use ISObuster or ISOCraxtion to extract the files from the ISo. then burn those files using the Data burn method.
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yes thats the way to do it ftp the iso image to the pc then use isocraxtion to de-iso the image once done burn with the data method.

now heres my serious face appearing... as some people have already answered you i'll kinda let it slip this time. how ever in the future do not say you downloaded the game. this forum is here to help people backup their legitimate copy's, talk of warez is not allowed on this board this rule is inforced because if it was not we could get closed down by microsoft etc.


a simple bit of re-phrasing would have avoided this.
ie ( i just bought a xbox from my friend and he has some games loaded on to the hd. i would like to put these on to dvd could some one please help.)

same problem and solution just phrased differentley.
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Old 18-06-2003, 18:03
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Cheers for the help thats sorted it...

I will be a bit more careful how I word things in the future...

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