Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2021 2:06 am Post subject: [Game name] does not seem like a XISO-File
Hello!
I want to extract a iso of Dragon Ball Raging Blast 1 but the program shows me the message: "Dragon Ball Raging Blast does not seem like a XISO-File".
I dowloaded the game from 2 different websites but i still have the problem
What can i do now?
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ArchAngle V.I.P. Lifetime Xbox Version: v1.6 Modded: Xecuter 2.6 CE
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Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2021 2:55 am Post subject:
What size is the ISO you downloaded? Any possibility it is a Redump ISI rather than an XISO?
Try Qwix instead of C Xbox Tools. If that too reports the same then it confirms there's some sort of issue with the download.
I suppose there's a possibility somebody extracted the game files and mistakenly used a disc program to create a standard data disc image. I've just tried that myself and indeed it does provoke that error message with the C Xbox Tool.
The solution is quite simple if that is the case; just use your zip/rar tool of choice eg. 7Zip. It treats a standard data ISO like any other archive and will extract the contents no problem.
You can then make your own XISO using the C Xbox Tool/Qwix or FTP the extracted game folder to the Xbox.
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Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2021 5:43 am Post subject:
The dot ISO files could be ReDump-certified archival Dual-Layer DVD dumps instead of simple XISOs.
Are they over 6GBs in size?
If so, try extracting the XDVDFS portion of the dot ISO file using XDVDMulleter Beta 10.2.
krloxxx Xbox-HQ Newbie Xbox Version: 1.0/1.1/1.4/1.6 Modded: X2/X3/XST/Xenium
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Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2021 12:52 am Post subject:
ArchAngle wrote:
What size is the ISO you downloaded? Any possibility it is a Redump ISI rather than an XISO?
Try Qwix instead of C Xbox Tools. If that too reports the same then it confirms there's some sort of issue with the download.
I suppose there's a possibility somebody extracted the game files and mistakenly used a disc program to create a standard data disc image. I've just tried that myself and indeed it does provoke that error message with the C Xbox Tool.
The solution is quite simple if that is the case; just use your zip/rar tool of choice eg. 7Zip. It treats a standard data ISO like any other archive and will extract the contents no problem.
You can then make your own XISO using the C Xbox Tool/Qwix or FTP the extracted game folder to the Xbox.
Hello!
Thanks for your reply.
The ISO size is 7.29 GB and i used Qwix 1.0 to open it but i saw this meesage of the image. So, there is something bad in the iso.
Then, i tried to open it with 7zip and WinRar but now im seeing 3 folders and the sound folder is empty... That is weird.
kaos_engr wrote:
The dot ISO files could be ReDump-certified archival Dual-Layer DVD dumps instead of simple XISOs.
Are they over 6GBs in size?
If so, try extracting the XDVDFS portion of the dot ISO file using XDVDMulleter Beta 10.2.
I used the option "Extrac files from the ISO" and i am seeing the same folders like i saw with zip and winrar.
And now I have an idea ... What happens if I download another version of the game and try to convert it to an Iso? This version has 3,41 GB
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kaos_engr V.I.P. Lifetime
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Posted: Sun May 02, 2021 2:05 pm Post subject: Re: [Game name] does not seem like a XISO-File
krloxxx wrote:
Hello!
I want to extract a iso of Dragon Ball Raging Blast 1 but the program shows me the message: "Dragon Ball Raging Blast does not seem like a XISO-File".
I dowloaded the game from 2 different websites but i still have the problem
What can i do now?
Dragonball Raging Blast is an Xbox 360 game, not an original Xbox game.
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