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[Toddler]

QUOTE(xamphear @ Jun 15 2011, 08:03 PM)

Give it a try when version 1.3 comes out.

I will, for sure.  Maybe a better way to articulate my previous comment is to say if your tool had been available when I first got into the JTAG stuff, it would have become the linchpin of my setup--maybe it still will.  Looking forward to seeing the next version.

[veekay]

That was the same way for me.  Trying to work with Node21 on the xbox360 management side helped a lot, but not having something to handle from the PC direction sucked.  Looking forward to the next version.

QUOTE(Toddler @ Jun 15 2011, 07:18 PM)

I will, for sure.  Maybe a better way to articulate my previous comment is to say if your tool had been available when I first got into the JTAG stuff, it would have become the linchpin of my setup--maybe it still will.  Looking forward to seeing the next version.

[xamphear]

Version 1.3 released.

[damonnomad]

QUOTE(xamphear @ Jun 18 2011, 03:05 AM)

Version 1.3 released.

Cheers for the update.

Is it possible to add the ability to read title info from game.iso files? - It would be a matter of opening the game.iso (360 formatted?) and grabbing the information from the default.xex contained within.

[Midnight Tboy]

sweet looking program.

Thank you very much.  I'm going to give it a try for the first time this evening.

I use my internal hdd for storing only XBLA and DLC.  I play regular games from external usb hdd's

A few possible suggestions/ideas......but I don't know how feasable these are....but a couple of them in particular would be ideal.

1)  DLC/XBLA comparison list.  After it scans the 360 hdd for all the drive info on what DLC and XBLA you have for x games.....would it be possible to have it give a report or show what games or dlc you have missing/have/have-but-wrong-named a bit like xm360 used to do (but that was with XBLA only as far as I'm aware).  Been crying out for a content manager that could handle this for ages.

2)  The app to read the FSD xml files, and then add something that could pull down all the necessary covers and put them into the correct place.  I hate having FSD to do that, and waiting on the dashboard while its completing.....as if stop it, then it won't try to redownload the missing titles again and have to update each cover manually.

3)  Synchronising.  For the app to synchronise files that are on the internal 360 hdd, with those that are stored on a pc.  That way, can be very useful for adding new stuff to the 360, while keeping an extra backup on a ussb/pc drive.  It could also be ideal for those, like myself, that are about to install a new larger 360 hdd for transferring the info between the 2 hdds

[jackkill]

QUOTE(Midnight Tboy @ Jun 18 2011, 03:15 PM)

sweet looking program.

Thank you very much.  I'm going to give it a try for the first time this evening.

I use my internal hdd for storing only XBLA and DLC.  I play regular games from external usb hdd's

A few possible suggestions/ideas......but I don't know how feasable these are....but a couple of them in particular would be ideal.

1)  DLC/XBLA comparison list.  After it scans the 360 hdd for all the drive info on what DLC and XBLA you have for x games.....would it be possible to have it give a report or show what games or dlc you have missing/have/have-but-wrong-named a bit like xm360 used to do (but that was with XBLA only as far as I'm aware).  Been crying out for a content manager that could handle this for ages.

2)  The app to read the FSD xml files, and then add something that could pull down all the necessary covers and put them into the correct place.  I hate having FSD to do that, and waiting on the dashboard while its completing.....as if stop it, then it won't try to redownload the missing titles again and have to update each cover manually.

3)  Synchronising.  For the app to synchronise files that are on the internal 360 hdd, with those that are stored on a pc.  That way, can be very useful for adding new stuff to the 360, while keeping an extra backup on a ussb/pc drive.  It could also be ideal for those, like myself, that are about to install a new larger 360 hdd for transferring the info between the 2 hdds

I have a solution fpr your 2nd request: GaDaBaMa check fsd forum on off topic section for direct support from dev.
Its already working great. Just need a little more debugging. Now I don't re download assets every time I upgrade or just re install fsd2.

[xamphear]

QUOTE(damonnomad @ Jun 18 2011, 07:13 AM)

Cheers for the update.

Is it possible to add the ability to read title info from game.iso files? - It would be a matter of opening the game.iso (360 formatted?) and grabbing the information from the default.xex contained within.

What do you mean by "title info"? It already reads the game name, TitleID and MediaID from 360 ISO files. What more would you need?

QUOTE(Midnight Tboy @ Jun 18 2011, 09:15 AM)

1)  DLC/XBLA comparison list.

2)  The app to read the FSD xml files

3)  Synchronising.

Jackkill is right about #2, check out gadabama.

As for the others:

#1 I'm not aware of any master game/DLC list like there are for other ROM scenes. abgx has a list of releases, but it doesn't contain enough information to match to individual content files. If you know of a regularly updated database of 360 content that contains more than just scene release names, let me know.

#3 This is possible, but it would be a lot of work to make it function reliably over FTP. There's already a helper function that can scan your 360 and show you if files on your PC are already on your 360 or not, but it requires enabling the beta/advanced features in the options. Then you'll have to figure out how to use FSD to map a network drive, which can be confusing/buggy, that's why the feature is currently hidden.

[Midnight Tboy]

Thanks for the quick replies.

I forgot about GaDaBaMa tbh....which I saw briefly mentioned before I went on holiday.  Taking a look at it now, and posting for advice on it (regarding updating FSD and jqe360)

I suppose as for #3 (synchronising), it's probably not going to matter for most but would be great in distant future for keeping the active working drive and backup in top condition.

For a master DLC/XBLA list, I actually thought XM360 was redundant  (hadn't used it in such a long time now)....and I'd never tried the xm360server....but I've just took a look at it now, and ran xm360server /D and its now creating me a list of all DLC titles...prob take quite a while.  I don't know if that list is still maintained (if its managed by Node21 presumably?) vs using the older perl scripts.....but is there perhaps any way to use this info?

The older non-updated xbla file is in CSV format with the following fields

[0 day Attack on Earth]   03/02/2010   20   2.25   54   Night Missions Map Pack   4942E61AFD9154744E668C0B9AEFE57800AAEABE58.


Something looking in the form of how OfflineList used for things like NDS lists would be ideal, where it shows and can filter based on have, missing, and incorrect named based on the font colours of the title etc.

[Midnight Tboy]

I meesed up when running the xm360server....forgetting to edit the cfg file....so as a result...the dlc csv saved to nowhere.

Just ran it again though, but for XBLA, which is quicker, and it is indeed still updated.  The most recent xbla title on there showing

58410b3f   15/06/2011   4   8537   Magic 2012


Re-running it for DLC now.  Hoping these csvs are of use?

I could email them if wish, to save having to run it yourself

If they are usable, then I think the only thing to add would be the delisted games, but don't think theres many of them

edit: DLC downloaded.  6083 entries included....seems fully uptodate comparing it with most recent known stuff

This post has been edited by Midnight Tboy: Yesterday, 06:18 PM

[xamphear]

I've used xm360 on the console a lot, but haven't played around with the PC side server at all. I'll check it out and see what I can do with the reports it generates.

[Zelpus]

Great update, extremely helpful with organization.

[veekay]

For any iso I try to read it just says "Error reading file, press F5 to refresh"

abgx360 is on there

[veekay]

I think the problem is because it detects the location of the program as

C:\WINDOWS\syswow64\abgx360.exe

and there is no way to change that

[veekay]

It is in the system32 folder.

Could also have a browse option for if it is located elsewhere.

[xamphear]

QUOTE(Rebellion @ Jun 23 2011, 07:01 AM)

HI, I have a problem with 1.3.
Everytime i check a checkbox or press the upload button on the upload screen i get an unhandled exception.
I have tried reinstalling Visual C++ and dotnet4 but the problem persists.
OS is win7x64.
I would be really grateful for some help here.

Do you live in a culture that formats numbers differently from the US standard of "4,500,000.30"?

Also, can you email me a screenshot of the program with a bunch of files visible, showing their name and sizes and stuff? [email protected]