Just a quick release, you should now be able to point the shortcuts at .xbe files so you can launch your Xbox 1 originals straight from NXE. Of course you will need the hacked Xbox 1 emulator installed as well.

I’d love if someone could comment on this and let me know if it works, I’ve got no Xbox 1 games to test with.

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My 360 content manager is getting very close to release, I’ve been on the verge of releasing a beta for a few weeks now but keep finding things to add and improve on. It’s shaping up to be a lot more powerful than I first envisioned and it’s been one hell of a learning experience. Expect a release in the next few weeks

I also put together an image hosting site as I’m sick of other bloated and slow sites that are way more complicated than they need to be… There’s no restrictions on file size, bandwidth or uploads etc. it’s also anonymous and no personal info is recorded, in fact no info is recorded at all except total uploads. My hosting plan also comes with an insane amount of bandwidth so there shouldn’t be any speed/cap issues.

Please feel free to use it:

www.digitalreality.co.nz/i

Iso2God is a tool used to convert an Xbox 360 and Xbox 1 ISO images into Games on Demand containers, removing the need for a DVD drive in your 360.

Now that it’s possible to execute Xbox XBEs using the Xbox1 emulator, it seemed like a good time to add in support for Xbox1 ISO conversion to Iso2God.

Xbox1 titles cannot be run from Games on Demand containers, but thanks to some hard work by rab, it turns out they run just fine when launched from an Xbox Originals container which use a different content type of 0×00005000. Keep in mind if the default.xbe for the Xbox1 ISO has been altered in any way, or is not on the official compatibility list, you’ll need to use the modified Xbox1 emulator which was leaked recently. Not all titles will work 100% as they will only work if the emulator supports them.

Thanks go out to rab for his work in getting Xbox titles up and running from GOD containers and the large amounts of testing he ends up doing for I2G.

Changelog for v1.3.0:

• Support for conversion of Xbox1 ISO images.
• Changed starting sector of rebuilt ISOs to match SDK.
• Fixed handling of Unicode characters in Title Names.
• Fixed issue when custom thumbnails were loaded.
• Fixed error when a queued conversion with no thumbnail was edited.
• Lots of other boring tweaks and fixes.

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For lack of a better name… lol.

Slow progress but it’s nearing a release… (Click for full size. It’s kinda huge.)

This isn’t mine. I didn’t hack this. This hasn’t been publicly released till now (That I know of). It’s the only properly hacked XB1 emulator around. I believe the original hacker wanted it kept private but that was 2 and a half years ago. His names in the readme. This will work on retail and dev consoles.

In terms of resurrecting things like XBMC it’s pointless, we need a native port/replacement. But for playing original games and some old homebrew (Till we have native ports) this is perfect.

• Xbe signature checks removed (lets you run unsigned code)
• Xbe section hash checks removed (lets u run hacked xbes)
• Game region checks removed (region free baby!)
• Game media checks removed (play games from your hard drive)
• Debug/Devkit xbes supported (run your own xbox1 code)
• Attempt to play unsupported games (doesn’t mean it will work hehe)

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http://www.multiupload.com/WZRNWGJ3W1 – Thanks Carl.

LoveMHz has released the first public version of XeBoyAdvance, an extremely well polished GBA emulator for the Xbox 360.

From the release notes:

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Features:
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[+] Full speed GBA Emulation
[+] Screenshot output
[+] Save/Load States
[+] Ingame Menu via L+R Stick Click
[+] Spanish and Italian Lanague Support

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LoveMHz will shortly be releasing XeBoyAdvance to the public – A fully functional and full speed GBA emulator for the Xbox 360.

I’ve had the pleasure of beta testing this and can say it runs flawlessly. He’s busy tidying it up and adding support for cheat codes and save states, expect to see a release in the next day or two, pics below are taken from his 360 running through a video capture card on the PC:

Krk has been busy lately pumping out releases to his awesome ISO2GOD application, see changelog below:

Changelog for v1.2.2:

• New settings for padding removal mode and FTP port.
• Low disk space confirmation replaced with status bar notification.
• Fix for FTP upload progress.
• Fix for FTP connection issue.

Changelog for v1.2.1:

• Right-click menu for conversion queue to allow for edit, removal and reset of FTP upload status.
• Fix for minor bug in GOD container header. [Thanks Rab]

Changelog for v1.2.0:

• FTP support to automatically transfer GODs to 360 HD.
• GODs given unique names so multi-disc titles can now be converted.
• Option to automatically rename multi-disc titles. Eg: “<TitleName> Disc 1″
• ISO conversions can now be edited by double clicking the entry in the queue.
• Free disk space check.
• Fix for bugs in GOD conversion code that caused games to fail. (See notes)
• More details added to conversion queue.
• Minor tweaks to the GUI.

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Team XeDev released this first version of Dash Launch, which will allow you to boot your Xbox360 directly into homebrew software:

what it does:
waits for bootanim to finish, then launches a con (you don’t see NXE dash)
currently launch.xex is built to launch xexmenu con at
Hdd:\\Content\\0000000000000000\\C0DE9999\\00080000\\C0DE99990F586558

install:
-put launch.xex in the root of your hard drive’s content partition
-add the included patches to freeboot/xbr patchset (there is a bonus in there for those who don’t have it)

xex source is included, in it’s current form it does the minimal amount of work to launch the con if it’s not present it should fail to dash with “could not load” error message.

I’ll get a more detailed tutorial up shorty and release a modified launch.xex that’s a bit more flexible.

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Available on Xbins.

KrK / Team 360h released a new app called ISO2GOD, a PC app for converting Xbox 360 ISO images straight into Games on Demand containers.

What’s new/fixed:

• Progress bar now updates when rebuilding an ISO.
• More details about ISO image shown in ISO queue.
• Option to turn off prompt when choosing not to save a rebuilt ISO image.
• Option to always save rebuilt ISO images.
• Fix for problem that caused rebuilt ISO images to be seriously inflated when multiple ISOs were queued.
• Fix for when ISO started converting automatically after a previous queue had finished.
• Fix for rebuilt ISO not being deleted when requested.
• XexTool(info)(info) is now packaged separately from Iso2God to try and solve permission issues with virus scanners.
• After completion ISO entry will now turn green to confirm it has been fully processed.
• Improved performance when rebuilding ISO image.

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