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[Xplorer4x4]

Sorry to bump an old topic but wanted to add something useful here. exiso already resided in my exiso folder, and extracting the image still failed(the exaction was instant). I copied exiso.exe to C:\windows\system32, and then it extracted the iso fine.

[dokro]

QUOTE(vesper8 @ Dec 20 2012, 09:20 PM)

I found a bug with the queuing system in 1.0.0.7

If I add a folder with 10 ISOs in it.. it does it very quickly.. say in 15 minutes.. averaging about a little more than 1 minute per ISO.

But if I add a folder with 40 ISOs.. then it takes over 200 minutes.. averaging 20-50 minutes per ISO..

The longer the list grows.. the slower it goes.

I love the queuing system otherwise but right now it's forcing me to do it in batches of small queues (10 or so ISOs)

There must be a memory leak or something about the list being long causing problems.. I wish you would fix that and release 1.0.0.8 )

I think is a history.log problem... It grow up grow up and grow up...

[sluggxp]

Any chance you'd be willing to release the source code? I really hope it's not in French... LOL!

[schmurtz]

Hi,

I have created a little Windows interface for extract-iso for xbox 360.

E-xiso GUI

It makes easier to extract multiple iso with a queue list and a little FTP browser.
It allow to create a menu with Quickboot faster : you click one button and it creates local copy of xex that works with Quickboot from XEDev Team.

To extract an iso :
- launch Exiso-GUI.exe
- clic on browse (1) and select an iso file.
- select a destination folder (2) (local or FTP) .
- clic on the "+" button to add this iso file to the queue list.
- add each iso file in the same way, then clic on the "Go !" button (4)
- Be patient : the extraction result is displayed in the lower windows (5), it takes about 15 minutes for 7Go.

(IMG:http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/4839/exisogui.jpg)

To create a local extraction for quickboot:
Quickboot is not really user friendly when all your games are on the FTP of your xbox. extract-iso GUI allow to create a little folders tree on your local computer that can be used with Quickboot.
- launch Exiso-GUI.exe
- clic on the "FTP" tab. (1)
- Put the right FTP informations in cases then clic on connection. (2)
- Xbox 360 drives must appear  (3), then go to the root folder of your games. (for example "/HDD1/games")
- Clic on the "QuickBoot maker" button (4)
- Once the operation is finished, you have a "games" folder on the root of your computer local drive. Launch Quickboot.exe from XeDEV team then clic on the "Scan Local" button and select the "c:\games" folder.

(IMG:http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/228/exisoguiftp.jpg)

With windows XP exiso crashs, you have to disable firewall to make it works.
With vista/Seven run Exiso-GUI in administrator mode.

There is probably some bugs in it, you can tell it here, I'll make modifications.

E-xiso GUI

Original french post is here, I've made this version for the little english community  (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

Bye !

This post has been edited by schmurtz: Feb 23 2010, 11:28 PM

[schmurtz]

New version here, less bugs
Only in French for the moment.

[hfmls]

at least something bugless!! thank you so much

[crimpshrine]

Great, thanks!

Can you please update the current version with the english version?

[seppelq]

if you use an external hdd or transfer manually via ftp tools i would use:

http://forums.xbox-scene.com/index.php?showtopic=706287

[schmurtz]

QUOTE(seppelq @ Feb 24 2010, 01:39 PM)

if you use an external hdd or transfer manually via ftp tools i would use:

http://forums.xbox-s...howtopic=706287

 Xbox360 Iso Extract seems to be great too
I have updated english version to the last 1.0.0.5 version.

updates:

• lot of bugs corrections (the principal was during local extraction)
• add ability to choose FTP port
• drag and drop of an iso file works
• successfuly extracted iso are now colored in green
• listing of iso files before extraction
• all activities are logged in history.log
• ergonomic improvements
  ...

[deeptrap]

Looking good,

just dl the 1.0.0.5 french version because cant find the english one.

going to test right now.

thank for releasing this/

[schmurtz]

QUOTE(deeptrap @ Feb 25 2010, 09:54 AM)

Looking good,

just dl the 1.0.0.5 french version because cant find the english one.

going to test right now.

thank for releasing this/

The new version link has been updated in the first post.
You can find the new version here.
Traduction is not perfect at that time but it's better than french

I can't edit my first post...
New screenshots :
 

[niai]

why am i getting this from virustotal.com

Antivirus Result
AntiVir BDS/Backdoor.Gen
CAT-QuickHeal Trojan.Agent.ATV
Comodo UnclassifiedMalware
eSafe Win32.BDSBackdoor
Ikarus Backdoor
McAfee+Artemis Artemis!F4190BFAEEBB
McAfee-GW-Edition Trojan.Backdoor.Backdoor.Gen
Symantec Suspicious.Insight
TrendMicro PAK_Generic.001

[schmurtz]

QUOTE(niai @ Feb 25 2010, 12:58 PM)

why am i getting this from virustotal.com

Antivirus Result
AntiVir BDS/Backdoor.Gen
CAT-QuickHeal Trojan.Agent.ATV
Comodo UnclassifiedMalware
eSafe Win32.BDSBackdoor
Ikarus Backdoor
McAfee+Artemis Artemis!F4190BFAEEBB
McAfee-GW-Edition Trojan.Backdoor.Backdoor.Gen
Symantec Suspicious.Insight
TrendMicro PAK_Generic.001

With what do you make the test ?
I've test it on virustotal.com and there is only only one alert probably due to bad heuristic detection.
(IMG:http://img705.imageshack.us/img705/8416/totalvirus.th.jpg)
I can post sources here if necessary, you'll see that there is no virus in it.

[niai]

i downloaded the 1st link and when i went to extract avira (that i am using on my local pc) said exiso.exe was a virus so i dod a  virustotal.com scan and thats what i got

edit
this is the link i used http://alecsis.free.fr/Extract-xiso/Extract-xiso_GUI_US.zip

This post has been edited by niai: Feb 25 2010, 04:40 PM

[bigpokey]

Ok now what do I do with these files in here. Where do they go? How do I make this work?

Thanks