This application was developed completely seperately from the 360 SDK and in no way contains any source code, or other materials, created by or belonging to Microsoft. The cake was a lie, but keep on reporting bugs and they'll get fixed :) * No check is made on how much free disk space you have. * Title Name is not currently extracted from default.xex so you will need to enter that manually. * PNG thumbnail is not extracted from the source ISO and used for the GOD container. Redundant sectors in the XDVDFS are not removed when creating the GOD container, so they will be bigger than NXE rips. * Multiple I2G conversions can be queued up to run * Automatically reads title info from ISO default.xex * ISO to Games on Demand container conversion
~ Fix: Trying to use an Xbox1 ISO won't throw unhandled errors. ~ Fix: Proper checking of fields in the "Add ISO" GUI ~ Fix: Crash when locating default.xex on certain ISOs ~ Fix: Access Denied errors when trying to open ISO on network shares. + Taskbar icon now flashes when a conversion finishes + New GDF/XDVDFS code to improve stability and prepare for removing padding sectors in v1.1 release. Special thanks to rolly poly for testing and putting up with my endless ramblings about file formats! Thanks go out to Team XeDev/Dstruktiv for NXE2GOD which helped us figure out what was needed for CON->GOD converts. This functionality has only been available through the Xbox 360 SDK until now, so we thought it was about time a legal app was released to perform the same task.
While it's possible to extract ISOs and run them off USB using replacement dashboards, it's nice to be able to run them as GODs as well. Iso2God is a tool which automatically converts Xbox 360 ISO images into Games on Demand containers ready to work on your homebrew enabled 360.įollowing on from Team XeDev's release of NXE2GOD, here's a new PC app for converting Xbox 360 ISO images straight into Games on Demand containers. Published by: forahobby on Saturday, January 30, 2010
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