iGoldeNStar

I posted my launch.ini in the second link in my sig, These are the settings I have been using since day one.

Good Settings?

[Plugins]

Plugin1=

Plugin2=

Plugin3=

Plugin4=

[Externals]

ftpserv = false

ftpport = 21

updserv = true

calaunch = false

fahrenheit = false

[settings]

pingpatch = true

contpatch = true

fatalfreeze = false

fatalreboot = true

regionspoof = true

region = 0x7fff

dvdexitdash = true

xblaexitdash = true

noupdater = true

liveblock = true

livestrong = false

nonetstore = true

nooobe = true

autofake = true

xhttp=true

Switch to Aurora instead, that might solve your problem...

Otherwise, try enabling xhttp

i dont like aurora dashboard, i love better FSD

Go default, then enable pingpatch, that's basically my dashlaunch settings =)

i have a problem with my games..

It really depends on what you're looking to do, the defaults are pretty good in most cases...

the Configurator settings are only used when running the configurator (installer)

Now all you need is Aurora dashboard and your set

Thank you guys for your help and understanding

And the games work fast and fun

No, not really. They are both high definition. HDMI will carry audio along with video, the component will require you to add either analog audio cables or a fiber optic cable for audio. Not really anything you can do to get the picture to fit other than stretching.

 

Think of it in terms of your cell phone, if you take a picture in portrait mode, you will have black bars when you rotate it to landscape, because it was made to fit a narrower screen. If the game is designed for a narrow screen, you are missing the data that takes up the black boxes, you can't show something that's not there. You might be able to make it fit width wise, but that would require you to lose the picture from the top and bottom instead. Sorry, it's just something you'll have to live with.

I understand .. okay i have to live with this,

I will buy from Ebay Component Cable for Xbox 360 SLIM for better support

XBOX games old, thank you for your understanding

About the Black Bars

I'll have to use the TV of a 4:3 or just stretch TV 16:9 screen supported,

LG, Samsung and more ..

 

Yes, the only way that i'm aware of is to stretch the screen. Some games like Halo can be done using your 480 method, but most will not. Component shouldn't matter, it's a problem with the games not being designed for a 16:9 screen. But it's best to play them with the black bars, screen stretching sucks

Unless the game has a specific setting under video, the only way is to change the TV setting to stretch the content. Original xbox games were designed for a 4:3 TV not the newer 16:9

The first thing you need is a HDD attached to your JTAGed xbox360, not a USB hard drive. Download and transfer the HDD Compatibility Partition Fixer v1 to your JTAG. It can be downloaded HERE hdd_compat_partition_fixer_v1.zip

Use the file manager in FSD to run the default.xex, let it do it's thing and when complete reboot your console.

 

!!! WARNING !!!

This application will wipe your maybe existing Partition2

!!! WARNING !!!

Now download the Hacked Xbox1 Emulator from HERE xb1-5829-nov-2007-hacked.zip and transfer the entire compatibility folder over to partition 2 (HDDX) on your JTAG. You can either put the folder on a USB and use the FSD file manager to copy it over or use the built in FTP. If you cant see the second partition make sure you have Advanced File manger enabled in the FSD settings.

Use Qwix to extract your xbox1 game ISO's into folder format, it can be downloaded HERE Qwix101.rar . Once you have extracted the ISO to folder format you will have a folder with the same name of the game filled with many files. Transfer this folder over to your JTAG in a folder named Xbox1, so if the game was Black you would transfer the folder Black to Usb:\Xbox1\ or Hdd:\Xbox1. Now go in FSD and set a game path for the Xbox1 folder and make sure to check the xbox1 box.

Now when you go to the Xbox1 section in FSD you will see your Xbox1 games and can load them easily.

** Update **

You can also use ISO2GOD to create a GoD'ed version of the xbox1 iso, after that simply place the resulting folder in your Xbox1 games folder and FSD will pick it up on your next content scan.

ISO2GOD can be downloaded HERE

Enjoy