What is better to use, Iso2god or xbox image browser

[iGoldeNStar 4]

what the best way to convert iso files for use on a rgh?
i have aurora 0.6b with dashlaunch 3.18.1,

I play games through the internal HDD, not the external,

In the future I will also want to convert ISO file of original xbox games
 

[gavin_darkglider 1562]

The safest way is ISO2GOD. Some games dont work in extracted formats, due to filename lengths, and XTAF(Filesystem used on the 360 HDD). All that being said, I would wait to do any of that, as there is a new way that is being worked on as we speak, that will revolutionize the process. And in saying that I have already said more than I should have, but in the end it will be worth the wait. All I can say is hold on to those ISO's and SVODs, because they are about to become really useful.

[iGoldeNStar 4]

360mpGui is safe to convert?

My intention is also to convert xbox original game isos

 

[saywaking 289]

they all work, for my purpose, i think the image Browser is the easiest to use.

[felida 1653]

2 hours ago, iGoldeNStar said:

360mpGui is safe to convert?

My intention is also to convert xbox original game isos

 

I use 360mpgui alot.. now, all that is, is a frontend for iso2god, god2iso, ect.

 

It is safe to convert, but once you convert the iso, you can not revert the output back to original iso.. you CAN make an iso, but it will be a bootleg version, versus an actual rip iso

[MariaCHo 1]

Hello there,

I have used Xbox Image Browser to extract an ISO file. I use aurora 0.7??? with an internal HDD. Where do I copy the extracted files to the xbox hdd to make the game run?

Thanks

[iGoldeNStar 4]

On 1/15/2022 at 4:36 PM, MariaCHo said:

Hello there,

I have used Xbox Image Browser to extract an ISO file. I use aurora 0.7??? with an internal HDD. Where do I copy the extracted files to the xbox hdd to make the game run?

 Thanks

You have a video here that shows exactly how to do it through xexmenu:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCs8bIwifzk

Or you can transfer the game through a File Manager in Aurora