Print

[opjose]

The SIMPLEST way to do it is using VHX Xbox MP3 Ripper, which works "both ways".

[Parha_ha]

Alright well I downloaded some Virtual XBox CD Ripper proggy of the site, however whenever I tried to "download" the soundtrack I wanted it came up with runtime errors each time, it was saying something about missing files or something ridiculous like that. Any ideas?

[opjose]

Yeap you need the VB runtimes.

[opjose]

The problem with this is that you loose all titling.

MP3 ripper can rename the downloaded files to correspond to the soundtrack names.

Going the other way, MP3 ripper also puts the file information into the Xbox database so that titles & tracks show up properly.

[dunkx]

i have just downloaded VXCR and the VB runtime files.
when i try to download the music i get
"Run-time error '53':
file not found"  
any ideas??
Thanks

[opjose]

QUOTE (dunkx @ Jun 7 2004, 07:31 AM)

i have just downloaded VXCR and the VB runtime files. when i try to download the music i get "Run-time error '53': file not found"   any ideas?? Thanks

You are still missing something, (somewhat obviously).

Are you running it on XP?

Have you checked it's requirements on the thread for it?

[colt45joe]

so what do i do if i want to put music into the music folder?

are there any programs that convert mp3->wma