There are some good sites out there which do try to keep on the legal side of (US) copyright law if that is a concern. You need a working Xbox DVD drive and if you have that and an original disc there's, of course, no reason to use a PC or anything else other than the DVD2Xbox app to rip it to the HDD. MagicISO or Daemon Tools neither of those can help either for the same reason. It won't allow you extract anything from an original Xbox disc on PC as the drive can't read it in the first place.įrom my quick research and a few trials using virtual disc drives eg. Note: As of yet, there is no way to verify if XDG3 games were burned properly.I think sixties keith misunderstood that because, AFAIK, XISO is 'just' another Xbox ISO extractor.

However, not many people know how to burn the new XDG3 games, so that is why we are going to do it in today's Null Byte! I'm going to be teaching you all how to do this under Linux, since there is next-to-nothing for documentation on it.īe on the look out for pre-XDG3 and XDG3 guides for Windows soon. The new firmware has allowed us to burn discs with a different layer-break and the drive will read it and play it as if it has been burned properly (identical to the factory burns). So how on earth can we burn our fully-legal back-ups that we should rightfully be able to have? Well, on October 9th, 2011 c4eva and the good people at iExtreme released the iExtreme LT+ 2.0 firmware, which allows you to play XDG3 games, and back-ups! It allows the same data to be read from normal dual-layer DVDs, even if they are written to different sectors of the disc. This burns an extra gigabyte of data to the inner-ring of the dual-layer DVD, which is not burnable with commercial disc burners.

This is because Microsoft has come out with a new disc format to fight piracy, called XDG3. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.

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