XBoxBurner Is Easiest Way To Burn Xbox And Xbox 360 Game Images
XBoxBurner is a simple open source DVD burning software which takes nothing more than a few simple steps to follow in order to seamlessly burn the Xbox and Xbox 360 game images to DVD, so you can play them on respective consoles without facing any issues. XBoxBurner maintains a complete error log reports to let you know at what stage it encountered image writing specific problems. This assists users in analyzing the errors, disc burning related issues and also to get complete information regarding the post burn status of DVD-ROM.
To start out, you need to select the game image, specify burner to be used followed by writing speed and layer break (for Xbox or Xbox 360), and finally click Start to begin the burning process.
Underneath the configurations, you will see the RBU (Ring Buffer Unit) and UBU (Unit Buffer Unit) progress bar. Once the disc burning process is finished, don’t forget to head over to Log tab to see if the operation was successful or not. It works on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Here’s a few facts.
You cannot play a Xbox 360 game copy without modifying your DVD drive firmware.
This is not for those faint of heart or not technically inclined.
Once you modify you DVD drive firmware you are in violation of MS End user agreement and if / when detected your console will be banned from Xbox network forever.
The ONLY way to get back online is to purchase a new console, however you can still play OFFLINE.
For those that have kids who ruin discs, try mailing the scratched disc to the MFG for replacement. after talking to their support department.
So i can take any ISO and burn it to a disk and play? without a modded or jtagged xbox?
Nope
I would suggest using ImgBurn instead of this. IB has been around for a while and it’s rock-solid.
I’m sure you’d need a flashed xbox to do this.
So I can simply extract create ISO images of my son’s discs and then burn new ones and put the originals away so my son doesn’t scratch the heck out of the original? He’s already nuked two $50+ dollar game discs with scratches.
I’d also like to know the answer to this one – after seeing so many people get banned on xbox live I wonder how they would react to using this method to backup disks?