procyon123

Oh well, that would've been nice to have. But, thanks for confirming.

So, I can launch an .elf via DashLaunch's GUI, which is great. But, is it possible to launch an .elf at boot by setting one of the launch entries in launch.ini, like so: Power = Hdd:\path\to\xenon.elf If not, any chance such functionality might be added in the future?

DashLaunch includes the XellLaunch application which you could use to launch XMPlayer. Assuming you have a typical install of XMPlayer on your USB drive (i.e. USB root contains xenon.elf, symbols.elf, mplayer folder), run XellLaunch from FSD which will start Xell, which in turn should find xenon.elf on your USB drive and run it. Note that it's possible that some USB drives may not work. If Xell fails to find xenon.elf, try a different USB drive.

Thanks! How about the mplayer folder, any chance it can be placed on the internal hard drive too?

I have a few questions about launching xmplayer from DashLaunch: To launch an .elf on the internal hard drive via DashLaunch, do you just point one of the launch entries in launch.ini to the .elf file (e.g. "Power = Hdd:\xenon.elf")? Does DashLaunch and/or XMPlayer require it to be named xenon.elf, or can it be named something else? Can the mplayer folder be placed on the internal hard drive, parallel to the .elf's? My goals are: Automatically launch XMPlayer when the Xbox is turned on via the console's power button, defaulting to launching FSD otherwise. Avoid automatically launching XMPlayer when booting Xell (via eject button), hence the desire to rename to something other than xenon.elf. Prefer to avoid having to plug in a USB drive, although I suspect the mplayer folder won't work on the internal hard drive's xtaf/fatx file system, so USB drive may be necessary. Thanks!