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[ed2000]

QUOTE(Deathtrap @ Feb 4 2010, 07:14 PM)

load the ISO with "Xbox image Browser" and click "File" and then "Create Layout" there you go.
Now load this file into x360Scrub and then the iso and let it do its work

 
Thanks for the Info

[iceman2048]

Sounds like a great app!

Quick question though, would the scrubbed iso files be significantly smaller than if the iso was extracted using Xbox image browser then ftp the contents and load straight with xexmenu?

Thanks in advance.

[Emu9x]

QUOTE(iceman2048 @ Feb 4 2010, 06:35 PM)

Sounds like a great app!

Quick question though, would the scrubbed iso files be significantly smaller than if the iso was extracted using Xbox image browser then ftp the contents and load straight with xexmenu?

Thanks in advance.

No.

Buggy, messes up army of two the 40th day.

[evans05]

just did baa and it removed 100 meg, wohooo

[jeffrey92]

Someone should make a list that shows how much each game will save. For some it might be worth it but I'm guessing for most it won't matter

[GemCollins]

Tried it on Arcade unplugged vol. 1, Left 4 Dead 2 and Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution; Arcade went from 7.395MB to 3.827MB (saved 3568MB), Left 4 Dead 2 from 7.654MB to 5.422MB (saved 2343MB) and last Civilization from 7651MB to 6834MB (saved 817MB) so in total the program saved me 7228MB on my HDD. That's the size of an unscrubbed image!  


Notes:
Developers please add .000 support! (Although I simply renamed it to .iso and had no problems with it)
Also wave 5/6 games are being detected as Wave 4

[[Imported]Intruder]

Burnout Paradise

Was  7.29 GB (7,835,492,352 bytes)
now 3.64 GB (3,919,372,800 bytes)

[Shippy]

QUOTE(jeffrey92 @ Feb 4 2010, 07:26 PM)

Someone should make a list that shows how much each game will save. For some it might be worth it but I'm guessing for most it won't matter

Just load your image in xbox image browser, it'll tell you the size of the game.

[Mekapo]

Of if we already use "xbox image browser" to extract to our drives, will this save any additional space?  If so, is there a way to use this program on the extracted folders instead of the ISO?

This post has been edited by Mekapo: Feb 4 2010, 10:27 PM

[[Imported]Intruder]

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Intruder' date='Feb 4 2010, 10:04 PM' post='4633045']
Burnout Paradise

Was  7.29 GB (7,835,492,352 bytes)
now 3.64 GB (3,919,372,800 bytes)

Plus ISO2GOD = Fail....  Game runs fine in the background but I get an unreadable disk error  

[PersuasiveDick]

QUOTE(Mekapo @ Feb 4 2010, 09:50 PM)

Of if we already use "xbox image browser" to extract to our drives, will this save any additional space?  If so, is there a way to use this program on the extracted folders instead of the ISO?

Nope mate, don't bother. As example, Left 4 Dead 2: Normal ISO: 7.654MB, Scrubbed ISO: 5.422MB, Extracted ISO: 4.657MB
I don't really see the use in this program anymore, imo :/

[JCDenton@AS]

Perfect, pack this with iso2god!

[Lush]

nice work... implementing this with iso2god would be great....

[jetlip]

Has anyone used it yet? How big is the iso before and after the scrub?

[jsawyer86]

QUOTE(jetlip @ Feb 4 2010, 05:46 PM)

Has anyone used it yet? How big is the iso before and after the scrub?

Did you read up a couple of post before yours?