Wow, very nice. I never thought of extracting them from my own Xbox.
The boot up sound and then the background noise that sounds like radio chatter...so cool. Still play my original once in a while. Thing's a tank.
Nicely done Deci.
Well done, indeed.I'm impressed.
Quote from: RadicalClass32 on October 10, 2014, 07:21:27 PMWell done, indeed.I'm impressed.It's really not that hard actually. I believe anyone can do this. It just requires learning how to use the tools you have.Before my local game store closed down, I was quick enough to get a copy of Splinter Cell and I got a USB to Original Xbox cable to transfer the files to the consoles HDD. I even put the said files in a memory unit as a backup for the future.After softmodding it, you can FTP into the console and if you go wth an HDD upgrade, you can FTP games to the HDD and play it off the HDD.For an FTP client, I use FileZilla. It's free and open source, I recommend it.
Quote from: RomanGladiator on October 10, 2014, 09:30:07 AMThe boot up sound and then the background noise that sounds like radio chatter...so cool. Still play my original once in a while. Thing's a tank.At least it was designed well. Mine is 13 years old already.
Quote from: Decimator Omega on October 10, 2014, 12:25:09 PMQuote from: RomanGladiator on October 10, 2014, 09:30:07 AMThe boot up sound and then the background noise that sounds like radio chatter...so cool. Still play my original once in a while. Thing's a tank.At least it was designed well. Mine is 13 years old already.Guess it's as old as a few certain members here hehe