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[sosotiit]

nothing to think, if you had read the sticky, it would have told you that with iXtreme 1.0/1.2 that you cannot rip games anymore.
You will need to flash back to 5.3 in order to rip, or acquire a Kreon Drive.
-soso

[wrightyi24]

Heres one for you. I have a kreon drive and ripped all of my original games using that and an NEC burner with liggy fw update. My old 360 was a samsung with the latest xtreme before the bans. That Xbox had a 3 ROD and died on me. Now I have a new xbox which came with an Hitachi drive, I have bought a samsung drive and applied it to my new xbox. This works fine (apart from my drive wont open unless i manually insert a game but that is for another post, i think it is a mechanical problem). The problem is that my existing backups are having random problems some don't boot at all (due to stealth issues i guess which means that the fw is doing its job.), most other games produce a dirty disc error (discs are clean!). I can play all originals with no problems! Any ideas guys, I originally used XBBC 2.4 for my games and Imgburn to burn the isos. I used XBBC 2.5 for Forza Motorsport 2 but it hangs on the loading screen before a race! Please help!!!

p.s thanks to c4eva and all in the forums who keep the scene going!!

[sosotiit]

Honestly, if you have done all your backups with XBCr, they should be OK. Check them with DVDmulleter.

Maybe you samsung need the lens to be clean, or pot calibration?

-soso

[sosotiit]

yes I would definitely redo the image from original, and check it before burning.

pot calibration: refers to an adjustable resistor ("pot") on the laser. You can adjust it as per http://forums.xbox-s...howtopic=517961 .

-soso

[sadalius]

Here recently I've been getting "video file appears to have an invalid checksum! It is most likely bad!" on my rips of originals on Xdvdmulleter 9.7. I ripped virtua tennis 3 yesterday, but was able to use the autofix to remedy it, since I got that, I've been going back through some of my other originals and it does the same thing with them too, but the autofix gives me "Couldn't get requested file". The one I've been working with today is Guitar Hero II using an SH-D162C with Kreon version 0.81. The SH-D162C is in an external USB enclosure and I've used XBCr and Schtrom's to rip the game multiple times with the same results. The same image passes XBCr's stealth check and it also passes Schtroms acidflash image stealth check as well. At this point, I'm sure it's not the ripping software, could be the reader not working properly? I did notice that my PC had installed some windows updates sometime this morning though, could that have caused a problem maybe? PC at work shows the same symptoms.

[sadalius]

Sorry to double post, but I seem to have found my problem. I disabled anydvd, rebooted and ripped it again. This time Xdvdmulleter gave it the all systems area go! Don't know why I didn't think of that before!! Maybe if someone else is having similar issues and has anydvd installed might give this a try.