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Since yesterday, the developer emoose has offered a new version of its xvdTool tool, which allows you to analyze files of type XVD. 🤔For you who wonder what is xvdTool? Come on .... xvdTool is a command-line tool that allows you to manipulate the Xbox One console's XVD / XVC packages. Thus, it is possible to obtain detailed information about headers, hashes, signatures or the integrity of packet data, it can also convert XVD files by decrypting them and converting them to VHD or extracting them from the system. 🤔For you who wonder what XVD is? Come on .... The XVD package is a secure file format used by Xbox One to store data, analogous to Xbox 360 STFS packages. XVD files are usually used to store images / system data, while XVC (slightly modified XVD) is used to store game data (for a more detailed explanation of XVD files, see xvd_info.md). In addition, the tool also allows you to extract XBFS (Xbox Boot File System) files to the Xbox One NAND. Of course, no encryption key is provided with this tool, you have to find them yourself, for those who have a development kit, it's simple, just use DurangoKeyExtractor to extract these keys from the Microsoft.GamingServices framework available in Windows 10. It is a pity that the developer does not provide a suitable changelog. Download: xvdtool v0.53 https://bit.ly/32n9Xz4 👆 Post Credits: logic-sunrise

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when using the Aurora Asset Editor v1.1 program in Aurora, I put my ip xbox all right and connect it appears established conexion until there no error then click on Get Avaitable Assets and an error occurs: [14/06/2015 22:02:49]: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'System.Data.SQLite.dll' or one of its dependencies. Could not find the specified module. File name: 'System.Data.SQLite.dll' in AuroraAssetEditor.Classes.AuroraDbManager.GetDbTitles (String path) in AuroraAssetEditor.Controls.FtpAssetsControl. <GetAssetsClick> b__13 (Object o, DoWorkEventArgs args)

I know you have xbins but some Tools are not up to date. This site always have the latest Downloads: http://www.eurasia.nu Maybe you can add this.