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The reason for this is the simple fact that I have done a lot of work with this type of file, and I am very familiar with the format..XBE files are very similar to.EXE, so you wont have much of a problem using them if you have any sort of experience with.EXE files.

Well, here we go.

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Xbox Games .Xbe Code An Entry

To encode an entry point, you simply XOR the real entry point with either Debug or Retail key, depending on if you want the XBox to see this as a Debug or Retail executable.

To decode an entry point, you XOR with the debug key, then check if it is a valid entry point.

Note: The Kernel Image Thunk Address member of this header must also be encoded as described later in this document.

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Any backup must be on DVD-R media for maximum compatibility across all the Xbox disc drive makes.

DVD2Xbox itself has an ISO Mode which is described as an ISO Ripper option.

Ive never been quite sure what it is actually meant to be used for.

I assumed DVD2Xbox would create a single burnable ISO file from an original game disc.

When I tried it was before I had a PC and ISO rippingburning was completely foreign territory.

The result was a long wait for a folder with three files: a default.xbe, a part00.iso and a part01.iso.

The game would not run on the Xbox when you launched the default.xbe from a file manager so as it was useless to me at that time Ive never thought about it again until now.

Theres nothing provided with DVD2Xbox about the ISO Mode so I still have no idea what you do with these three files.

The old tutorial below suggests it is supposed to do what I originally thought and would be applicable to what LudviG is asking about too.

However the guide (edited) only refers to creating a single ISO file which is what youd expect with any game under 4.7GB.

Xbox Games .Xbe How To Burn Them

Theres no mention of it being split in two separate parts with a default.xbe for company let alone how to burn them to create a bootable Xbox disc.

How to create a Xbox ISO file that you can FTP to your computer and Burn it to Disc.

Load DVD2Xbox on your Xbox.

Put in the game you wish to backup.

Press Y on your Xbox controller.

Select the Dump Directory.

E:, E:Games). If it gives you an error that says you do not have enough space in this directory then you select an area with more space, or get a bigger HDD 5.

Wait until it is done copying to your HDD.

Hook your Xbox up to your network VIA FTP.

Start your FTP client and connect to your Xbox.

Find the directory you dumped the ISO file in and download the ISO to your computer.

Put in a blank DVD-R.

Click the button to burn the DVD.

Test the resulting disc plays on your Xbox.

DVD2Xbox itself an ISO Mode which is described as an ISO Ripper option.