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[Puma81]

I might be missing something here but.

How do you go about burning the images you already have stored on your Hard Drive. Also as soon as I put a Blank DVD DL +R in my NEC3550a and XBC is running the whole app locks up and I cant even end the proccess. I have to restart my whole PC. Reason I ask about the burning is cause I woul like to use something else to burn my backups with other than CloneCD as I dont know why but I cant stand it as a burning program.

[liteon6x]

how long does it take to back up a xbox 1 disc with this app is taking me over an 1hr and a half

[liteon6x]

does anyone know if the log is normal thereseemtobe a lot of errors the game is jade empire(xbox1)


Xbox Backup Creator v2.0 Build:0100 By Redline99

Found ODD: DVD-RW  DVR-111L at [E] **
Found ODD: DVD DD EW164B    at [F] **
Found ODD: DVD-ROM SH-D162C at [G] *
Getting media info [E]
   Not Present
Getting media info [G]
   DVD-ROM
   Bytes Used: 13.7 MB (14,319,616 bytes)
Starting read process...
   Target Xbox version = Xbox One
Space Available on Drive D:\ 8.24 GB (8,844,357,632 bytes)
Space needed 6.92 GB (7,433,029,632 bytes)
Creating backup image [G]
   Opening image output file
   Processing Video Partition
   Processing Filler Sectors
   Inserting TAG information
   Processing PFI Sector
   Processing DMI Sector
   Processing Security Sector
   Unlocking Game Partition
   Processing Game Partition
Setting read speed to 0x10
Setting SH-D162C error mode to 0x01
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 601104
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 601415
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 758320
   Block error recovered at LBA: 758336
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 758832
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 915488
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1064032
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1064176
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1064208
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1064256
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1064304
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1064352
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1064400
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1064528
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1224320
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1224608
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1487904
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1493010
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1501425
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1505248
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1505584
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1535008
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1535313
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1545840
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1559088
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1561472
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1562560
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1562720
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1581904
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1585041
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1585088
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1586128
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1644208
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1651136
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1695360
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1696224
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1697264
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1703792
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1704144
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1706464
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1708080
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1726225
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1739376
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1759329
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1759424
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1791424
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1799696
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1822208
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1822736
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1824432
   Block error recovered at LBA: 1861264
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 1879872
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 2221344
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 2221648
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 2531200
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 2532257
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 2692240
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 2692752
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 2841008
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 2997744
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 2997776
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 2997792
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 2998256
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 3304496
   Sector error recovered at LBA: 3455168
   A total of 6,092 sectors were zeroed out.
   A total of 395 sectors with read errors were recovered.
Creating Layer Break File
   LayerBreak file saved as: "tt.dvd"
Setting read speed to 0x00
   Read completed in 02:08:31
Getting media info [G]
   DVD-ROM
   Bytes Used: 6.54 GB (7,027,228,672 bytes)

[sadalius]

Redline99, great work man. This is much appreciated. Hope you have continued success with this project!

Thanks again!

[Redline99]

Something isn't working correctly with Xbox One images and the SH-D162C.  I tried serveral with no success.  Using the TS-H943A however does work. So for now until the next update, only use the Samsung for xbox 1 images for use in the xbox 360.

And images made for use in the original Xbox (SDG605B) are completely broken.  The SS is in the wrong location.


skyline78de - Can you send me that SS and tell me the origin, thanks.

[j5350]

Whenever I try to burn a disc, it gives me this error:

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Action: Set layer 0 capacity
Sense Error: 6 / 29 / 00
POWER ON, RESET, OR BUS DEVICE REQUEST OCCURED

CDB: SEND DVD STRUCTURE
 0xBF 00 00 00 00 00 00 20 00 0C 00 00 00 00 00 00
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When I click OK, it ejects the disk and says Write Failed. I've tried it with two kinds of media. Anything I'm doing wrong? Thanks for the program. I'm sure I'll get it to work.  

[liteon6x]

I just did a burn of the disc and wehn i put it in my 360 it says this is xbox game disc put it in your xbox to start playing herer the burnlog

Creating Layer Break File
   LayerBreak file saved as: "tt.dvd"
Setting read speed to 0x00
   Read completed in 02:08:31
Getting media info [G]
   DVD-ROM
   Bytes Used: 6.54 GB (7,027,228,672 bytes)
Getting media info [E]
   Not Present
Getting media info [E]
   DVD+R DL (Blank, Manufactured by RITEK)
   Bytes Available: 7.96 GB (8,547,991,552 bytes)
Starting write process...
   TAG Located
      Xbox Version: Xbox One
      Hack Version: 3
      Created By: XBC v2.0
      Source Drive: DVD-ROM SH-D162C
   Mode Parameter = Xbox 1
Checking Stealth Compatibility
   Video is valid
   PFI is valid
   DMI is valid
Stealth Check Passed!
   Data Sizes:
      Total:     6.92 GB (7,433,027,584 bytes)
   Creating Buffer: 20.0 MB
   Prefilling buffer
   Buffer Filled: 100% 20.0 MB (20,971,520 bytes)
   Initializing Writer [E]
   Media capacity 7.96 GB (8,547,991,552 bytes)
   Image size 6.92 GB (7,433,027,584 bytes)
   Setting write parameters
   Setting layer 0 capacity at: 1913776 sectors
   Setting write speed to Maximum
   Initialization complete
   Starting write
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   Write complete
   Syncing Cache
   Closing Track
   Finalizing Disk
   Write completed in 00:41:20

[X-Staff]

A very cool app - love the gui

congrats from Xecuter

[Redline99]

j5350 - I have seen that before on some devices when doing then "Set layer 0 capacity" I'm not sure what causes it, but I'll do some reseach on it, can you pm me more information like, Writer model, internal/external, IDE driver versions, have you ever encountered this error in other software.

liteon6x -  "Buffer Error" that is a rare one, that means that the internal 20MB buffer cannot fulfill the requested bytes to feed to the writer, someting has stalled File I/O reading.

X-Staff - Wow, thank you Xecuter.

[liteon6x]

HMMM I GUESS I AM STUCK THEN SINCE I FLLOWED ALL OF THE INTSTRUCRIONS AND STILLL DIDNT GET A WORKING BACKUP UP I THINK I MAY WAIT FOR A NEXT BUILD

[Harry Paratestes]

I extracted an image allright, then verified that it was in fact a stealth disk. Proceeded to burn and gave me a sense error at about 8%. I then tried to burn the image with Clone CD since it passed all the checks, This burned succesfully but is not readable. I must note that I extracted with a samsung ms/25 in 0800 mode using a sata to USB adapter. I use this same setup for ISO Buster and it works fine. Could it be the sata to usb giving it problems while extracting data from the disc?  Thanks

[gsharpshooter]

QUOTE

DeaDSwiTcH' date='Sep 10 2006, 11:54 AM' post='3646801']
I hope you have permission to use the Xbox 360 logo on your application.

COME ON THIS GUYS SPITS SUM FIRE TO MAKE CREATIONS TO HELP US AND ALL U CAN THINK ABOUT IS I HOPE U CAN GET TO PAY MONEY FOR A LOGO I MEAN I NO ITS NOT RIGHT BUT STILL GIVE HIM A BREAK IM SURE HELL FIX IT  

[Topcronos]

Hi everyone,

just a quick note to post my results and thank Redline99 for this great tool !  
ho...before you read further, please excuse my english I'm french  


1 Successfull backup
2 toasters

All 3 attempts have been performed on the same game using the same hardware/software setup:
--> original disc read from XBC 2.0 with Samsung SH D162C (fw 0.80 from Kreon)
--> image burned from XBC 2.0 with Pioneer 111D (flashed to 111L fw 8.26 from the "dangerous brothers")

Unfortunately, I do not have any screenshot/log of displayed error message but will post as soon as I get others.

This means that there is still something unstable in the way we backup discs, but we are obviously very closed to success  

Thx again Redline99

[Redline99]

Topcronos - Thanks for the information/heads up, it may take some time to see patterns.

[littlestevie360]

QUOTE(Topcronos @ Sep 12 2006, 07:25 AM)

Hi everyone,

just a quick note to post my results and thank Redline99 for this great tool !  
ho...before you read further, please excuse my english I'm french  
1 Successfull backup
2 toasters

All 3 attempts have been performed on the same game using the same hardware/software setup:
--> original disc read from XBC 2.0 with Samsung SH D162C (fw 0.80 from Kreon)
--> image burned from XBC 2.0 with Pioneer 111D (flashed to 111L fw 8.26 from the "dangerous brothers")

Unfortunately, I do not have any screenshot/log of displayed error message but will post as soon as I get others.

This means that there is still something unstable in the way we backup discs, but we are obviously very closed to success  

Thx again Redline99

try reverting you 111 drive firmware back to the original firmware it was released with, the db firmware ive noticed can be hit and miss on some systems.  The standard firmware its released with will autobitset without alterations right out of the box...(if i remember right the only pio drive you have to reflash is the 09, dont quote me on that though, its been a while since i needed to flash a drive).

Ive done several tests with the kreon firmware, and its very tight, ill suggest to those that are having trouble with this meathod to try out the usual methods first to run a comparison, it may be your hardware.  Just a suggestion to save confusion.


--littlejonny