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  1. I just finished my Xbox port of Celeste Classic so thought I would share. This is my first Original Xbox port, so it's not the best port, and it can have problems. https://github.com/danielgpinheiro/ccleste-xbox
    6 points
  2. Figured I'd give my results of testing I did today. Initially, I was under the impression that a softmod couldn't take advantage of anything past the stock UDMA 2, but a user on the xboxscene discord said it should work, so I tried it. The results aren't exciting, but it's a clear improvement. I performed the tests on a v1.6 with an HGST 3TB HUS724030ALA640, at full capacity, only 100GB free on F. The only changes were the bios version. UnleashX noticed the changes. The stock bios showed Ultra DMA Mode 4, the UDMA 5 bios shows Ultra DMA Mode 32. I was told this is to be expected, as UX doesn't show the correct numbers, but it clearly shows the changes being made. Everything I tested showed an improvement, although minimal. I ran every test 3 times and took the average. The xbox has an 80 wire and Startech adapter. UDMA 2 (Mode 4) UDMA 5 (Mode 32) Console Off to XBMC4Gamers = 36 seconds 34 seconds XBMC4Gamers to Emustation = 16 15 XBMC4Gamers to UnleashX = 51 50 XBMC4Gamers IGR = 33 32 UnleashX Soft Reset = 18 15 XBMC4Gamers to CoinOps8Massive = 12 11 XBMC4Gamers to Xenon's PS1 Pack = 15 14 XBMC4Gamers to Xenon's NES Pack = 16 14 XBMC4Gamers to Halo CE (No Trainers) = 27 25 XBMC4Gamers to Halo 2 (No Trainers) = 34 32 XBMC4Gamers to Def Jam FFNY (No Trainers) = 26 24 My next test will be with my old 60GB OCZ Agitity II that I had in my pc versus UDMA 6.
    4 points
  3. I've made a new top part that adds back the original xbox identity, will upload it here soon
    4 points
  4. PrometheOS V1.3.0 Released PrometheOS, the custom operating system renowned for revolutionizing the Xenium/OpenXenium and Aladdin Chips experience, is proud to announce the launch of its latest update, V1.3.0. This significant new release brings forth an array of added compatibilities, fixes, and enhancements, further solidifying PrometheOS's position at the forefront of the Xbox modding community. What's New in V1.3.0: Extended Modchip Compatibility: Introducing support for the Xchanger V2.0 Modchip and Xecuter 3 (Purple) + CE Edition (White/Red) chips. Recovery and Launch Features: For Xecuter 3/CE users, the update brings the ability to backup, recover bank flash, and launch directly from the modchip. Enhanced Legacy Support: Fixes have been implemented to bolster legacy Xenium support. Comprehensive LCD Support: This version debuts LCD support for Xecuter 3/CE and Aladdin chips. Web GUI Chages: Users can now take screenshots of the PrometheOS menu via the Web GUI, a novel feature for easier backup of VSC HDD Unlock. Cerbios HD Settings and Ini Load Fixes: Resolves issues related to Cerbios HD settings not saving and the erratic behavior of Cerbios ini not loading properly. Bug Squashing and VSC HDD Unlocking Improvements: Alongside addressing numerous reported bugs, VSC HDD unlocking times have been improved, streamlining the unlocking process. Introducing the PrometheOS Tool: The PrometheOS Tool emerges as a comprehensive multi-modchip flashing utility, designed to simplify the installation process of PrometheOS across compatible modchips, marking a milestone in user-friendly modchip management. Supported Modchips: The V1.3.0 update extends support to a wide range of modchips, including: Xchanger V2.0 Modchip Xecuter 3 (Purple) Xecuter 3 CE Edition (White/Red) OpenXenium Xenium XBlast Aladdin/Jaffar Based Modchips, 1MB 49LF080(A) Frequently Asked Questions: Q: How Can I Install PrometheOS On My Compatible Modchip? A: Begin by launching the PrometheOS Tool. Select your modchip model from the menu, proceed to 'Flash Tools' > 'Update PrometheOS.' Optionally, use 'Backup' to preserve your settings and data. Then, choose the correct image file for flashing and follow the prompts to finalize the installation. Special Acknowledgments: Special thanks are extended to Shane McMahon from Rochdale UK, aka RetroConsSolesManUK, and Nextria for their generous donations of modchips which facilitated the addition and testing of X3 support. Development and Community Contribution: The PrometheOS team continues to evolve the platform with the community's input at its core. The source code has been updated and released on our GitHub repository, inviting developers and enthusiasts to contribute to its ongoing development.
    4 points
  5. *grabs a drink from my crowded freezer* Back to work. I peel off whatever's left of the adhesive pad thing. Maybe I could've just rubbed it off. Meh. For the absolutely clueless amongst us, what I'll be doing here is cutting a hole in order to add LEDs underneath to light the jewel (after polishing out the jewel). Mind you this whole area is not getting hollowed out, the jewel needs a rim of plastic to sit on. I decide the rim will be 4mm wide. Not owning a tool able to directly measure the plastic, I use my ruler to measure 4mm of width on some thick-ish paper and cut out a strip of that to use as my tool instead. With the paper strip and a needle I go around the circumference of the plastic, measuring and poking it with the needle to mark off 4 millimeters. With the needle's tip I connect the dots. Now the rim is clearly defined. Now I get my leather work gloves and safety glasses on. With my utility knife I score a second, smaller circle into the plastic. It looks like this (when it's done). Oh. The second circle doesn't need to be so close, but setting it farther away just means even more plastic to cut off later, and more time out of my day to cut it. At the start of scoring the plastic I'm applying very light pressure with the knife and keeping it slanted backward a bit so (1) the knife doesn't jump off track and cut things it's not supposed to, and so (2) if it possibly does jump, it jumps into the middle area there that we don't care about. Pic below shows the slant. Next pic shows how I'm really using my knife. I am not actually pulling it around with my right hand. My right hand is only holding it while my left thumb nudges against the blade to move it along. This gives me the most control over my cutting. Round and round we go, scoring the circle deeper. My aim is not to cut completely through the case, only to dig a groove. It's needed for the next step. This work takes a long g'damn time tbh. Better turn some music on... That's deep enough. Now I'm going to really cut out the plastic. I stab the groove and press down while wrenching my blade back and forth in the manner indicated by the blue arrows until its tip has penetrated the underside of the xbox's cover. I pull the knife out and continue along the circumference. Some explaining is in order. My reasons for the making the smaller circle and scoring it in before this step are (1) cutting right into the rim that I marked off would obviously ruin everything, and because (2) the plastic in that area of the xbox's cover is 3mm thick, too thick to stab and wrench at, it would take too much force to be safe for me or the xbox. The groove made it safe. All done. Now I reach in from underneath and trim the whole gnarly surface, cutting with a motion indicated by the arrow, gently, with little pressure. This step is not about final shaping so I stop just before reaching the 4mm rim. There's a tiny bit of slack left. ... I should say, even after all this cutting, the tip of the blade was still sharp enough to shave fur. :3 Greatest hobby knife ever, haha. Next step is final shaping. I do this with very coarse sandpaper and I do it outdoors while wearing a respirator (not a useless covid mask) and while running a fan. Sanding this plastic turns it into superfine dust that gets absolutely everywhere into the air, instantly, and I don't wanna discover what diseases I'd get from breathing that crap. If I didn't own a respirator and fan I'd just totally wrap my face in a shirt and jump into the shower afterward with the cover and all my clothes on. You know what. Maybe next time I'll just do the work while showering. Any grit of sandpaper from 40 to 80 will work. No fixed motions or angles are required for the sanding. Just shape the rim. Reaching in from underneath so I don't accidentally hit the exterior. I'm going to finish the shaping later and polish the edge with higher grit sandpapers. This is the look of things now. More to come.
    4 points
  6. My experience with the dual fan + dvd elimination kit mod- Overall feedback is that I very much enjoy having this mod in my main build. I haven't played an actual game disc in years at this point, so the DVD drive was just taking up space. The Xbox I installed the fan kit into has an upgraded motherboard, with 1.4ghz CPU/128MB RAM, and I wanted to run a more quiet exhaust fan without sacrificing cooling. I installed a 60mm Noctua fan as the main fan and paired that with two stay quiet! 80mm fans. The system is extremely quiet, even at 100%, and I'm not seeing CPU temps go uncomfortably high, as was somewhat the case before. I haven't done temp testing yet (though I intend to), so I can't speak too much about the cooling difference with the mod yet, but so far so good! I also got a fan splitter and cut it down to a small size, then stuck it on the caddy. I didn't want to solder things together so that I could plug in the stock fan while working on my Xbox and be able to remove the fan caddy completely. I wasn't sure if the stock fan header would be able to drive 3 fans instead of one, but I haven't noticed any issues, even with all at 100%. I wanted to wire the 80mm fans off the regular CPU fan header to be able to control it in software. Quiet in XBMC and loud in games. Both parts are very well made and drop in place effortlessly. I spliced together a molex connector onto a DVD power cable. Works quite well and looks tidy. Praise: Very well made parts. Nemesis dialed the design in so that it all fits together effortlessly. The sturdiness of his prints are top notch. And they even manage to look good. His design lets you swap in different colored faces to the top of the fan shroud, which is a nice touch. Fitment is great. No alignment issues. Parts just drop in as if they were stock. Does what I expected. Blasting air directly down onto the CPU and PSU helps keep parts cool. I'll have to get a thermocouple and dig into it more, but seems to work, even if the 80mm fans might be recirculating some warm air. Well thought out / well laid out. The fan caddy has channels for running wires, and with my fans routing their wires was easy. Nem included a bracket for mounting SATA-IDE adapters with my kit, and it holds the adapter in place. It's not a cheap mod, but you get what you pay for. It's a niche product for enthusiasts, and it is well suited at its price point. I'm very happy with it and would get another in the future. Suggestions: Offer alternative way of mounting DVD bezel. Screw posts can break if you're not careful. Removing your DVD drive includes moving the DVD bezel from the drive to Nem's included mounting bracket. The bracket then screws into the Xbox's front screw standoffs. This has the side effect of allowing for situations where if you have the top case taken off and accidentally bump the DVD bezel, it puts pressure on the screw standoffs at an angle, instead of the usual lateral or downward pressure. This can lead to the screw posts breaking. Offering a DVD power cable would be helpful! After moving the HDD, the molex wire is no longer near the HDD. Running the power to the drive's new location requires an extension cable or similar otherwise. I made a cable by splicing a DVD connector to a molex connector, but it would be convenient if something like that could be offered/included. More room for running fan wires. This is more feedback for the 60mm fan bracket, but with dual-80mm fans mod too, there's probably going to be wires running between the fan caddy and the 60mm fan bracket. It's a bit tight and maybe would benefit from leaving an open channel in the 3D print for wires to rest in. Some means of powering the fans. Maybe also controlled via temp curves. I know Nem is working on a different method to power the fans (PWM, etc) so this may be a moot point later. Other Parts Used: Noctua NF-A6x25 FLX, Premium Quiet Fan, 3-Pin - https://a.co/d/3mci3zu be quiet! Pure Wings 2 80mm Premium Low Noise Cooling Fan | Black | BL044 - https://a.co/d/cok8ECZ FBHDZVV PWM Fan Hub Splitter 4-Pin/3-Pin pc 5 Way Splitter - https://a.co/d/8jixxL4
    4 points
  7. I finally got my RF shield restored. I went with metal plating instead of painting. Below are some before and after photos. Unfortunately the before photos are with the case on but you can still see the difference. Apparently the original finish was not metal plated, but some kind of metallic paint. When the RF shield was placed into the rust/paint removal solution the original finish came off instantly. A couple things to note. Although the rust has been removed, the pitting of the metal remains visible. I was warned about this before hand. The inside corners on the bottom piece were very difficult to plate. A special anode had to be created for that area, but even with that there are spots where the metal plating coverage wasn't 100%. I was originally going to use a rust removal solution (I didn’t want to sand it) and spray paint it, but the cost was only slightly less than metal plating. Overall I’m very happy with the result. I’m considering having the RF shield from my 1.4 Xbox restored. It doesn’t have any rust but it's very tarnished, so the result should be even better.
    4 points
  8. RAM chip 3 was the culprit. Reflowed with lots of flux. It would boot with pressure applied to the top of the case. I was able to hold the pressure and test with xblast. #3 was giving me fits, but the no boot was due to a bad job on chip #1. Chip #1 had a slight bridge and would fail sporadically, and chip #3 needed a reflow. In the times I have done this, it definitely wont test or boot if the first chip isnt done right. So if you are like me and do all 4 at once and dont get a boot, check chip #1 first. Also, the boards I have done have been 1.0-1.4. Chips from AliExpress and drag solder with lots of flux.
    3 points
  9. It says in the description "just put it in your cart and buy it. You will not regret it" lmfao.. Yeah when your house goes into foreclosure from an xbox youll regret it
    3 points
  10. After hitting so many walls in my recent projects, it’s nice to have at least one idea come to fruition. This has probably been done before, but I’ve never seen it so I thought I’d share my success story. I have achieved complete IDE elimination with this awesome Startech adapter. Downside is the size of the adapter, but I have a few ideas to make it work. The speeds are really good thus far, but I haven’t done much testing outside of menus. Look past the mess of cables lol. https://imgur.com/a/Ima00KO
    3 points
  11. This thread will demonstrate how the xbox jewel can be removed, and in a pair of follow-up posts how a hole for it can be made on the xbox cover, all in a very low-tech manner. I'm not confident enough to call these tutorials, but they may be helpful. First: removing the jewel. I grab a couple feet of dental floss and stuff it under the edge of the jewel with a card or what have you. Then I dribble some rubbing alcohol down there, because in my experience rubbing alcohol acts as a mild solvent on the adhesive pad thingy underneath. Whatever helps. By the way it was another modder, not me, who invented the floss method. I start flossing while keeping the arms of the floss in that letter U shape. I'm going to add more alcohol in a minute and re-position the floss at the other side of the jewel then continue working it. After a while the floss approaches the middle of the jewel and it starts to bind, that's when I add some mineral oil to lubricate everything. Pretty much any type of oil will do though. The whole mess starts to look like this... Getting farther in, the floss wants to bind again despite the oil. I don't want it to snap. I lift one of its arms to a 90 degree angle and slowly work the floss back into action. Eventually the jewel is off. This took maybe 10 minutes.
    3 points
  12. I did this on a 1.0 tonight and played Halo 2 for a bit. I didn't notice any issues and XBMC4Gamers reported a temperature drop from 145f to 120f (both measured on reboot after playing for a bit). That's 63c down to 49c. I still want to play with it extensively to make sure it's actually stable, but if it's not, I can always put the resistor back.
    3 points
  13. I've posted a new version of the firmware, here's a list of some things that were added - PlayStation 3 support - PlayStation Classic support (the mini console) - CDC device mode for easier debugging of USB host stuff And controllers I've added support for - Switch Pro - Switch wired - N64 USB gamepads (may need to be updated to account for different brands) - PlayStation Classic Here's the link: https://github.com/wiredopposite/OGX-Mini/releases/tag/v0.2.0
    3 points
  14. Working on open sourcing this. Like the original programmer… but gives more visual feedback (made this before my chip version I released). Can program both XOS and PrometheOS. Works nice! Will be a bit because I have to revert things back from changes I made for chip version.
    3 points
  15. Enable the Home Screen and you will have the last 10 ran games, apps etc… + 10 randoms. But yeah that can be added.
    3 points
  16. Darkwatch Launcher What is Darkwatch Launcher? First some background. Darkwatch was released on PS2 and Xbox. The PS2 version has split-screen cooperative campaign. For the Xbox version, they removed split-screen coop in favor of having an Xbox Live mode. Some Russians figured out how to resurrect the coop mode. The discussion can be found here: https://www.emu-land.net/forum/index.php/topic,69320.0.html?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en. The caveat is that the functionality to save/load the coop progress does not exist in the Darkwatch game files. Coop progress is saved (in the RAM) until the system is reset, at which point it restarts at the first level. The solution? Darkwatch has 17 different chapters or levels. By hex editing the default.xbe with a different starting level code, coop progress can be resumed where it was left off. That's where Darkwatch Launcher comes in! I made Darkwatch Launcher with CDX. It gives you the ability to launch Darkwatch with chapter selection for Coop, or you can launch into the original Live-enabled version. So what is Darkwatch Launcher Package? Darkwatch Launcher requires 18 different patched XBE's to function. Darkwatch Launcher Package includes a .BAT script file which generates and patches the 18 different XBE files. It also includes the launcher files and folder structure. NO GAME FILES ARE INCLUDED! You will need to source those yourself. 480p, Widescreen? Darkwatch Launcher Package's patcher script also allows you to patch the game files with a 480p fix and/or widescreen. The 480p fix patch can be found floating around online. The widescreen patches can be found here: http://ps2wide.net/xbox.html. Why? Because I, like many people, search for couch coop games to play with my friends/family. It is scarcely known that Darkwatch can be patched for split-screen coop, and due to the inaccessibility of the patches and the difficulty resuming progress, I believe it is oft ignored. Darkwatch plays like a zombie/vampire western version of Halo. It is worth your time if you are looking for more couch coop FPS experiences. The Xbox version also has advantages over the PS2 version: 480p, widescreen, and in coop, both players play as Jericho, making cutscenes logical. Download (CONTAINS NO GAME FILES) https://www.mediafire.com/file/g26zg88i1r1fzn3/Darkwatch_Launcher_Package_v1.2.zip/file
    3 points
  17. I look at this post now and I realize how far I have come in such a short time... Thank you @sweetdarkdestiny for being supportive at a time when I needed it. You were a great help Sorry for deviating from the topic.
    2 points
  18. I've done a few versions now. One that uses the original jewel, a Halo one and a Steel Battalion one
    2 points
  19. It's a really cool and valuable item... just not that valuable. But then again, it just takes one guy out there with more cents than sense to come along and buy it for it to work.
    2 points
  20. @all thanks so far. for the next days I'm not at home. I will order new Flux an try to do a better job . I will post an update, when this is done. Merci!
    2 points
  21. I’ve always been partial to the paste flux over liquid. That’s just a preference of mine. I also usually tell people who are starting out to go with a paste or gel type until they really get the hang of it. When people start out with liquid (having never used anything else) I think they tend to not use enough of it. IMO.
    2 points
  22. I think XBPartitioner let's you check from what I can see online, but I haven't used it myself.
    2 points
  23. 2 points
  24. It worked without the resistors. I used Ver. 2.0 . I'm gonna try 3.0 next
    2 points
  25. According to Hazenos Cerbios Guide, 2-4TB should be 256, not 512 clusters. My 3TB has 256 and feels like a normal xbox. I'm on UDMA 5 on a 7200rpm HGST CMR drive. Harcroft said in discord to not even attempt UDMA6 unless I was on an ssd, so I stopped there. What does UnleashX say in your Storage settings, Ultra DMA Mode xx? HDD or SSD?
    2 points
  26. Madmab did update DOSXBox and his last version is 14beta5. This version was part of the DosXbox Ultimate Set (v0.9) "All games are optimized for stock Xboxes. Speed and emulator configs were tweaked to get the best possible experience for every game. Obviously a lot of hardware demanding games won’t run at all on the Xbox, so these were left out. We went through the hassle to go through almost the complete DOS games database (a few thousand) to gather the most worthy games for this collection. You will find the results in form of over 600 games and about 100gb of data. For a lot of games we choose the CD release over the disk version for when it gives the better experience. Where possible we included the full game over the shareware version. Also you will find quite some super rare asian (mostly korean) DOS games which you won’t find in any other romset out there (i.e. ExoDOS). These are mainly action and shmup titles and are greatly playable. Then there a few german only games, mostly adventures. Furthermore we have only included games which aren’t playable on any other emulator on the xbox as DOS emulation is rather complicated (more on this later). Only exceptions are superior DOS versions as well as some adventures and few other games which can now be enjoyed with the glorious MT32 sound, as this was DOS exclusive and the Xbox ScummVM release can’t emulate it. We have preconfigured and optimized all games for the Xbox. So all installations, setups, button to pad mappings, etc. is all done for every single game. You can start each game with just the press of one button."
    2 points
  27. Once again, only my opinion: I don't see what the point of simulating an XCM is. I would honestly rather have a unique, pure Xbox shell that nobody else has. I say it's perfect the way it is. XCM was meant as a fresh replacement for an old shell. You HAVE a perfect shell. I say keep it.
    2 points
  28. I'm not sure, you could try the Pico firmware and see. If there's an issue with that board, it would be routing for gpio 0 and 1 not being impedance matched, so if it doesn't work you could also try putting 27 or 22 ohm (or around that) resistors in series on the data +/- lines before the USB A host port and see if that helps
    2 points
  29. Take another look at the ram. It can all test good, and there can still be a slight issue somewhere
    2 points
  30. Current Progress Has errors unfortunately but it goes somewhere. Also using line/ray casting to detect if the NPC's path is open.
    2 points
  31. It does replace it. Prometheos is also flashed to the first bank of the x3 chip.
    2 points
  32. Never understood why M$ didnt make official clear ones or even smoke ones.
    2 points
  33. https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/xbox-dvd-remote-scan.5917/
    2 points
  34. The Drive is changed now. You need to load them to E:\PrometheOS\Skins\ instead of C. We forgot to change it in the nfo, the nfo will be updated with the next release.
    2 points
  35. The worst xbox case mod you will see today, but changes the temps about -3c with this lol. Now my xbox temps is 44C ~ 47C, before dual fan kit about 58C ~ 62C
    2 points
  36. If I had to guess I would say it needs a recap. So replacement of the capacitors. You can lookup and buy kits for this or order them individually on their own. Sounds like by power it on and off multiple times before getting it to boot is charging the capacitors enough to give it some life but once you turn it off they start to drain and once drained the problem returns. I could however be wrong and the issue might be something else. I did have an old TV like this though that I found on the side of the road. If I plugged it in after being unplugged it would not turn on right away. After some time of being plugged in the set would turn itself on and work until power was removed. Then the problem would then repeat. I eventually replaced a bad capacitor and the problem was solved.
    2 points
  37. I finally finished downloading last week after 5 1/2 weeks. I haven't got around to installing them yet, though. Thanks for this. I'm still seeding as well, but my upload is only 1Mb/s, basically dialup.
    2 points
  38. Made an editor for making node placing and connections files. It's called the Crisp Editor (Cause it's one crispy editor). It's unfinished but it's doing it's job well. I think.
    2 points
  39. Epic, this needs to be pinned on the first page of the forum. Its that good.
    2 points
  40. After much delay, I’ve finally got around to getting this beauty started. I’m a stickler for details and my OCD makes me do everything extremely slow lol. She has been fully dissembled, thoroughly cleaned, recapped and pasted, 128MB RAM, and HD+ ready. Taking frequent breaks to tackle weekend chores, but it’s happening and has been a fun time. I get way too much satisfaction taking these things apart and detailing them. @Bowlsnapper I should probably go ahead and get a startech adapter housing from you, but I’d rather wait for the clear version also. Guess I can hold off on that one part for now as it would be the easiest thing to swap out, being right on top. Should have a finished product tonight.
    2 points
  41. I somehow overlooked that I had a before photo of inside the RF shield. It's quite a difference.
    2 points
  42. ENDGAME 8MB Cerbios Flasher & UX Dash Installer I am posting a mirror of the TSOP flasher utilizing the Endgame exploit. This means that no savegame exploit is necessary. Just a memcard or USB drive with a stock Xbox. Will also Install a basic version of UnleashX to get you started with something. Mega Link: https://mega.nz/file/lzcFBRqb#SdqDkbwJ5qQuD_Md6aXht6shgPiD1A_N27e4X7D8b9o --------------------------------------------------------------------- Use this as a starting point to maybe run the OGXbox installer that Sweet made! Very fully featured and handy! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Credit for this flasher/software goes to SweetDarkDestiny. I do NOT take credit for this. https://www.xbox-scene.info/forums/topic/437-endgame-8mb-cerbios-flasher-ux-dash-installer/#comment-833
    2 points
  43. Managed to figure it out earlier but thank you so much for the link! Used Yelo Neighborhood to throw Retail Game Loader on the drive and was able to boot Double Steel with no issues.
    2 points
  44. CDX is the multi-game/demo/trailer playing application used on OXM Demo discs and original Xbox games.
    2 points
  45. Correct. Higher bitrates mostly, which leads to less macro-blocking artifacts in HD videos. It's mostly the CPU upgrade that helps with this. My 1.4ghz / 128mb Xbox still has about 70MB of RAM free when using this profile, so it's not hitting a memory limit.
    2 points
  46. Version 0.2b: Added initial support for starting playback partway through a video. When playing a video that was already in progress, XBMC now starts playback at the correct time. This doesn't seem to affect all videos, further testing is needed to determine why and target those codecs/containers/etc. XBMC now displays the correct length of the currently playing video. XBMC can now fast-forward/rewind in currently playing videos. Transcoded videos are delivered over TS streams (instead of MKV). Changed profile identification. New builds of XBMC in the future (beyond 3.5.3) should now work with this profile. Beginning to add support for Photos. Doesn't work yet. To-do: Fix thumbnails for media in XBMC. Not sure if thumbnails being sent by server are too large or what. Profile has a spot for "MaxAlbumArtWidth" and I tried setting this to 192 (the size XBMC uses for its own thumbnails), but I'm pretty sure this only affects music. I don't see an overall thumbnail size setting. Figure out why DLNA folder browsing doesn't work. Jellyfin handles "special" libraries in a certain way that XBMC doesn't like, including Movies, Shows, Music. Browsing Photos directories (and other basic library types) works. Settings RequiresPlainFolders and RequiresPlainVideoItems to true doesn't seem to help. A lot of testing is still needed. There is a huge variety of content that JF supports. Need to dial in exactly what XBMC supports and ensure transcoding or direct-play happens properly. Need to test: HDR, high framerate videos, high bit depth videos, Atmos, and many others. Create versions of profile targetting 1.4ghz / 128mb upgraded motherboards. Testers needed! XBMC4Xbox-v0.2b.xml
    2 points
  47. It is available from Xbins FTP server. Use Team Resurgent's Pandora v1.0.7 Windows application to connect to and download it. Download the Pandora v1.0.7 release from GitHub - Team-Resurgent/Pandora You'll find the file at XBOX/Console Based Applications/apps/emulators/x86/dosxbox/dosxbox_v13.zip Or, download it from this xbins FTP server mirroring web site: https://xbxbx.ams1.ppn.prutzel.com/xbins_xbox_mirror/Console Based Applications/apps/emulators/x86/dosxbox/dosxbox_v13.zip
    2 points
  48. I'll add my url collection of ogxbox 3d print files MattySudz legendary 3d prints MattySudz ogxbox 3d print files: https://www.mediafire.com/file/e09xzobmrnba83j/MattySudz_XBOX_STLs.zip/file Virus Total test result: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/ac398e5d0cd313bba9a13b8fe44bcf81518be965a3586a0cecdd51fc1fb41167?nocache=1 3D print fan brackets 3d prints Noctua 60mm fan bracket (A): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4617648 Noctua 60mm fan bracket (B): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5460707 Noctua 60mm fan bracket (C): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5369322 Nexxus 70mm fan bracket: https://www.printables.com/model/79247-original-xbox-70mm-nexus-fan-adapter-and-mount Xbox v1.0 gpu 40mm fan bracket: https://www.printables.com/en/model/79249-original-xbox-10-gpu-40mm-fan-adapter Fan hole fill: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/original-xbox-fan-hole-fill-1-0 OGX360 3d prints OGX360 T4.1 case: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/ogx360-t4-1 Xbox controller & thumbsticks 3d prints Xbox One to OGXbox Duke/S thumbstick adapter (works on 360 controllers too): https://www.printables.com/en/model/139382-thumbstick-adaptor-for-original-xbox-duke-s-contro Xbox Duke/S thumbstick: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2474639 Xbox Duke/S USB to memory unit adapter: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4077036 Xbox Duke cable strain relief adapter: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5423476 Modchip 3d prints OpenXenium support holder: https://www.printables.com/en/model/313758-xbox-original-openxenium-holder HDD ide to sata adapters, hdd caddy adapters 3d prints HDD adapter for stock dvd drive caddy: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4461734 2.5 to 3.5 inch hdd adapter for stock hdd caddy (A): https://www.printables.com/model/351702-xbox-25-inch-to-35-inch-adapter 2.5 to 3.5 inch hdd adapter for stock hdd caddy (B): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5596972 Tool-less 2.5 to 3.5 hdd caddy adapter: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4970131 Generic sata to ide hdd : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3791879 Startech sata to ide hdd bracket: Xbox console outer shell 3d prints Xbox feet with o'rings: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4725922 Xbox dvd drive blanking plate: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5394953 Vertical console stand: https://www.printables.com/en/model/466979-original-xbox-vertical-stand Xbox v1.0-1.4 to v1.6 conversion: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5732958 Xbox v1.0-1.6 front faceplate: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5415785 Xecuter X3CP control panel scan: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5152786 X3CP control panel round buttons: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4854287 X3CP control panel wide buttons: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3731819
    2 points

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