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I'm going to run the program too, to see what I get. I assume your on XP. EDIT: Where is this program in xbins, I've looked everywhere.

http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/ele/1001715692.html It has to be a scam, but none the less it says its 1 dollar., ooooo you have to contact for real price. My bad lol

I have no clue, I really don't have any room to discuss it since I don't own one. I just know this is what people get to help dump and analyze their NAND.

You would need a DEBUG xbox, because you need that 2nd TCP connection opened to transfer or do anything.

Allow you to update your console to a vulnerable version (4532 or 4548) obtain the CPU keys for your Xbox (100% controll of firmwares installations) Installation of alternatives DASHBOARDS Change the DVDKEY in the Xbox360 motherboard change the REGION CODE: NTSC-U/C, NTSC/J, PAL, NTSC/KOR UNBANN X360 from LIVE with serial change (under develope) More and more and more in the nexts months... stay tuned Taken from Infectus Website

You could have asked nicely, since honestly I didn't know where it came from since I got it from xbox-scene. Reporting a site will do nothing except a war of reporting other sites. I wouldn't threaten with that, otherwise all sites would begin to get reported. And your going to DDOS the site? Grow up, ask first then demand later. Kids these days have no patience.

To anyone who thinks RSA can be broken. Heres a reference that has nothing to do with RSA at all. Pretend theres 5 people at a party, and everyone can shake everyone's hand. If they shake person A hand, then person A can shake their hand and that is a DIFFERENT combination. 5*4*3*2*1= 120 different handshakes Thats a lot of tries. So if you have a password of either 1-9, a-z, A-Z and its 12 characters that would be like 12p96 something, and it would be like 901233912380123 (random number lol) so imagine putting in 2048 for 96. That number is impossible to think of let alone factor (Because it would be 2048*2047 for this example) The real RSA forumula is more advance and requires more knowledge. This is just for perspective. It took 11 hours on one computer to factor RSA-110, and I believe RSA-110 took 2 days.

Its impossible to "resign" a .MAP due to the encryption. It uses a very good RSA 2048 type of security, which hasn't been cracked let alone factored. The only way to play the .MAPS is to skip the whole check of "resigned content" from a debugged xbox. Listen to what gabe said, you cannot load a .MAP in a CON file.

I took it from xbox-scene, but it was quoted from xbox-underground.

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Um.... 1) Its not my program, thus not my decision. 2) I could care less if people leech or not. The dedicated torrent servers already picked it up and are seeding it 3) Your right, because of that we should eliminate all torrents 4) If you get 20,000 downloads on a 300MB file in the course of about 3 days on one server. I think that server will crash so yes it will 5) There not plain fail. There a source for a buttload of illegal virus spreading. However, there very good for spreading large legal programs fast since you can connect to more than one server 6) There is no direct download for this, as it would be abused greatly. Before you bash me for putting a torrent, look at what it is and why it needs it.

The code search only lasted for 6 hours. And all 2 codes were found, entered and downloaded. Sorry macro your going to have to wait for another contest or wait for the maps to officially come out.

Updated to 2.1 Torrent for 2.1 added

EncodeHD Current Version: 1.0.66.0 (20th February 2009) Made by: Dan Cunningham EncodeHD is a an application to re-encode all types of video files for use on your home media player or on-the-go device. It aims to provide a simple interface with no fuss. EncodeHD uses a number of open-source tools: Updated Changelog: * NEW: iPod Atom is correctly set. This should prevent issues when trying to import into iTunes * NEW: Media Splitting now shows progress * NEW: Update information is displayed with each update * NEW: Log Files are now stored in My Documents folder under “EncodeHD Log Files” * NEW: View Log Files link under Advanced Settings * CHANGE: Switched to SVN build of Atomic Parsley for iPod Atom Tagging * CHANGE: Complete rewrite of the update checking mechanism * CHANGE: Bitrate Tolerance now set in FFmpeg (-bt) * CHANGE: Log Files are no longer overwritten and instead, are appended with the current date * CHANGE: If FFmpeg fails, the error now displays what file the error occurred on * CHANGE: Updated MediaInfo to 0.7.11 * CHANGE: Some minor code tweaks and cleanup * CHANGE: Version number format change * FIX: Media Splitting was STILL broken. This is hopefully solved now * FIX: iPod Settings were not respecting the H.264 LC Baseline Profile * FIX: Advanced Flags could potentially throw an array index error * FIX: More locale issues where decimal was assumed to be . If you have an MKV (Any type of movie) with 2 audio languages. By default, EncodeHD will take the first language audio stream it finds. However you might want to override that behaviour, and that’s easily done by adding a flag under Advanced Flags: -map 0:0 -map 0:2.0:1 This remaps the second audio stream to being the first. If you need a different audio stream, just modify 0:2 to whatever audio stream you like. Download: enchd_1.0.73.0.zip Or check Here for updated downloads

No. You cannot put .map file into a CON file. And load it through forge.

Different XeDK Types: Demo Kit: Used at trade shows like E3. Looks exactly like a Retail 360. The most basic model that will run unsigned code, and access PartnerNet. Reviewer Kit: Is a Smoky Gray Color, like a Dev Kit. Usually has a 60GB Hard Drive Shipped to reviewers at magazines, and websites. Test Kit: White like retail models. Usually has a sidecar attached, if it doesn't wires will be coming from the top, allowing a sidecar to be attached. Only the DVD Emulation port is installed though Has larger Hard Drive, usually about 100-160GB. Dev Kit: Is a Smokey Gray color. Has Kernel Debugging enabled May, or may not have a Sidecar attached. Usually has a bigger hard drive (100-160GB). Extras: Sidecar - This is the big chunk on top of some XeDKs that you see on the internet. It will have either one or two USB-B ports on the back, if it has one, then you can use the DVD Emulation feature, and play Debug/Work in Progress games directly from a computer's Hard Drive; if the Test/Dev Kit has two Ports one will be the DVD Emulation, the other will be the PIX (Performance Investigator for Xbox) port, which lets you see what the CPU is outputting. Power Supply - 213W needed for Sidecar, otherwise retail PSUs will work fine Benefits: Play test/dev builds of unreleased/prereleased games PartnerNet is free DVD drive is not locked to console Can be reflashed at anytime to any version Play games off hard drive Hard drive not locked to console, can use any size SATA HDD Can take screenshots or videos of games Play homebrew built XEXs Backup games to your PC Multi-region Downfalls: PartnerNet is nowhere near Lives status Cannot play retail games (unless patched) There is no warranty, so if you get the three red lights, you have to fix it yourself Getting the SDK and/or SDK tools is much harder than getting the XeDK Cost is significantly higher than a brand new retail 360 Not all games that are patched can be played Questions: How much should I pay for...? The best answer to this question is, "How much would you pay for this ____(truck,car,house,monitor,...)?" If you still don't get it, there is no set price, it's all based on numerous factors (condition,what's included,type,...). The best advice I can give is base it on how much the other person is selling it for. PartnerNet, tell me more... Yes it's free, but you will find 1/900th the populace of Live on it and it does not interoperable with Live. You cannot download movies or TV shows. However, Live Arcade, updates, add-ons, and unreleased versions of those are available for free. Taken from a site, which apparently took it from xbox-underground.

You don't have to respond to every topic, its clearly post booting now. Your replies are identical to others ones. You can stop now.

I don't think he has the files, just the screenshot that proves that xboxdevguy has the files.

What you said in AIM, doesn't have to be brought up here or argued about. Take it back to your AIM chats.

I'm still perma banned for nothing, so honestly I could care less if I ever get the maps.

I didn't even know HDMI was meant for computers, I thought it was for TV's. Man... I'm behind.... Based on those specs however with that 500GB drive and 6GB of ram you should be fine just getting a decent ADI video card. Get a digital output if you want, thats close to HDMI and a tad bit cheaper. The current stock video card is crap. Thats where Best Buy and dell get you, they can get you this cheap hard drive and RAM since its build outside of the USA. I would go with any type of Radeon ADI card (Make sure it has ATI Cross Fire X technology) That will work with your 64 bit OS and make it look clean and play very well with the new resource intensive video games for computer. Hope that helps.

Xbox 1: Re-Linking Games Tutorial written by : LinksAwakening Last edited: August 10, 2003 TOOLS YOU WILL NEED: - Hex Editor (I use Hex Workshop... BPSoft.com) INFO: Re-linking (typically done with video/movie files) is where you tell the game (i.e... the default.xbe) to look for another file other than what it is supposed to. In other words, you could tell the game (I'll use Enter The Matrix as an example), to always look for the atari.vid file instead of the other files (i.e... the Niobe and Ghost videos). That way, whenever a Niobe/Ghost video is supposed to play, it will play the Atari intro video instead, without the need to manually rename the file multiple times. Useful for saving space on backups, because you don't need 2 copies of the video file... For instance... you could link all of Niobe's videos to Ghost's, and then delete the Niobe videos. Whenever a Niobe video is supposed to play, it will play Ghost's version instead (or vice-versa). *Re-Linking is very useful when trying to fit an over-sized game onto DVD media, without deleting movies.* PROCEDURE: NOTE: For these instructions, I will use Enter The Matrix as an example. 1. Decide what you want to link to what. I know it sounds obvious, but seriously take a little time and decide what files you want to link to what other files. If you will be doing it with a lot of files... I would suggest you keep a Notepad Document open and leave notes in it... 2. For an example, I will link ETM's g89_n.vid to g89_g.vid (i.e... link Niobe's video to Ghost's), so that when the game is supposed to play Niobe's video, it will play Ghost's. Once you are ready, open up the game's default.xbe in your Hex Editor. Using your Hex Editor's "Find" command (usually in "Edit" menu), type in the filename of the movie you want linked to another (g89_n.vid in my example) and press "OK" to find the filename. 3. Once the filename is found, replace it with the filename of the movie file you want the other file linked to (g89_g.vid in my example). 4. Continue searching for the first file (in case there are other instances of the filename) and change as needed. 5. Save your changes and try out your finished products. Good Luck... Tutorial written by : LinksAwakening

Both codes were discovered. Supposedly 5 seconds after updating the webcam, someone copied into xbox.com and won. I have a life, I couldn't sit there clicking F5.

I've had the Webcame page on an auto screenshot every 15 minutes, and I have 4 different codes (one of which was converted from binary) D3BM8-4FPP6-DCK9D-6PMBQ Hope to see last one soon.

nm Theres 2 searches going on. I give up