Configure You Xbox Emulator Here!

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Originally Posted by vzst

HI!

I downloaded the cxbx xbox emulator, when i was starting the
emulate, the cxbx write the following message:
Recieved Exception [0xC0000005]@0x000AFD28

please help

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please read the entire thread before posting
http://forums.emulator-zone.com/show...53&postcount=1
(just scroll down to bottom of the page and youll find your answer)
there are no xbox emulators that can run more than 1 or 2 games.
so far i hear only halo and turok can run on xbox emulators.

lets say the emulators DID work.. what kind of file/files do i need for the emulator to work? i was hoping that .iso files worked, but i think not... help?

the .iso files would have to be decompressed/extracted so you obtain all the games files and the emulator will "boot" the default.xbe file

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Originally Posted by donkeyknob

the .iso files would have to be decompressed/extracted so you obtain all the games files and the emulator will "boot" the default.xbe file

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dont you need a bios too?
Also you can use winRAR to exract iso's.
Im not to sure if any other programs can extract iso's but
winRAR always works for me.

does winRAR work with the xbox isos? (otherwise known as .xiso files?)

yeah, some form of BIOS would probably be required, depending on the emu i suppose. its probably not unlikely that there will be a bios free emu seein as they can make windows run on the xbox.....

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Originally Posted by the_ghost

dont you need a bios too?
Also you can use winRAR to exract iso's.
Im not to sure if any other programs can extract iso's but
winRAR always works for me.

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Nah WinRAR can't open XBOX ISO's

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Originally Posted by onewecallgod

uhhh....no. xbox DVDs are identical to PC DVDs. how do people copy xbox games then? OH NOES WITCHCRAFT! PCs can copy xbox games, therefore it can "read" them. (Note: read is put in quotes for a reason)

donkeyknob, 450 posts and i dont even ever remember seeing you.... good job though

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i think i read someware that xbox dvds are diffrent from pc dvds :dry: , because they have a larger data area than a pc disk which has some code that the xbox uses to decrypt the disk, or something like that. the pc can read the disk because it only looks like a standard dvd but isnt physically. this is just a guess, it may just be a standard dvd with the file table written in a non-standard location. someone should really look into this, it is at least partly standard. bypass any protection and pow youve got onee emulation problem solved. :happy:

um... no. they are written in a slighty different format to data DVD and movie DVD, a sort of mix between the two which the xbox console (using FATX instead of FAT32) reads

Ehm, we are in 2006, any news about xbox and ps2 emulators?
Some of them works now?

There is a friend of mine that was pretty sure in 2005 that he's pc was emulating xbox dunno wich emulator did he use but he's pc broke.

Well dunno hope now xbox emulation is reality.

Keep up the good job ;)

I am quite confused about the thing that you cannot have your PC's read an xbox dvd. Can someone tell me how the hell in the philippines did they make a pirated xbox games? just need to know. :D