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	This is a dumping guide for the '''Xbox 360''' system, and includes dumping for discs with both XGD2 and XGD3 copy protection. For other Xbox system dumping guides see [[Microsoft Xbox Dumping Guide]] and [[Disc Dumping Guide (DICUI)\|Microsoft Xbox One Dumping Guide]].

	Forum discussion on original Xbox and Xbox 360 dumping [https://forum.redump.info/topic/6073/xbox-1-360-dumping-instructions/ here], additional discussion about Xbox 360 dumping [https://forum.redump.info/topic/8586/xbox-360-dumping/ here].

	~~==Two Methods of Dumping==~~
	There are two methods of dumping Xbox games. The method used will be determined by which type of disc you have, Kreon or 0800. Xbox discs with XGD3 protection can be dumped with both methods, but SS.bin/Security Sectors will only be perfectly extracted with the 0800 method (research in progress, and Security Sectors might not be necessary, regardless it doesn't affect iso hash since it's separate).
	* [[0800\|0800 drive flashed with custom firmware + Team Xecuter X360USB PRO]].
	* Kreon drives:
	** SATA models:
	*** SH-D163A aka TS-H353A
	*** SH-D163B aka TS-H353B (won't work externally with an adapter, must mount in a pc tower)
	** IDE models:
	*** SH-162C aka TS-H352C aka SD-M2012C(?)
	*** SH-D162D/TS-H352D

	~~==Dumping with 0800 drives==~~
	* Download: [https://archive.org/download/xbox-tools/Xbox_Backup_Creator-v2.9.0.425.zip Xbox Backup Creator 2.9.0.425 app]
	* Open the Xbox Backup Creator app.
	* On the "Options" tab, check "Build Clean ISO".
	* On the "Read" tab, uncheck "Use Sector Mapper (Xbox One)".
	* Click the Start button on the Read tab.
	* A read error should occur shortly after starting the dump. This is normal. Check the box "Apply zero fill to all remaining sector errors." and click the "Zero-Fill Sector(s)" button.
	* When the dump is complete, make sure that the log window reports exactly 65536 unrecoverable sectors. These are the security sectors. If the number is higher, this means there were actual read errors and your dump is likely bad. Some games can still be read at a slower speed and with more attempts at reading bad sectors. On the Options tab, choose your drive under the "Drive Specific" section, then choose "Xbox One" in the dropdown beneath. Then set Block Retry Limit and Sector Retry Limit to 20, and Set Speed to 1x. The dump will take a bit longer, but dumpers have managed to save otherwise bad discs by reading them in this manner.
	* After extracting the SS, run ss_sector_range on the SS.bin file to clean it and to obtain the security sector ranges.

	~~==Kreon drive Setup & Dumping==~~
	~~===Tools / First Time Setup===~~
	* Kreon disc drive models:
	** SH-162C aka TS-H352C aka SD-M2012C(?)
	** SH-D162D aka TS-H352D
	** SH-D163A aka TS-H353A
	** SH-D163B aka TS-H353B (this model does not work with an external adapter)
	* Flash your Kreon disc drive's firmware:
	** Download the appropriate firmware for your model:
	*** [https://archive.org/download/xbox-tools/SH-D163A_SB01_KREON_V100.zip SH-D163A/TS-H353A]
	*** [https://archive.org/download/xbox-tools/SH-D163B_SB01_KREON_V100.zip SH-D163B/TS-H353B]
	*** [https://archive.org/download/xbox-tools/SH-D162C_TS05_KREON_V100.zip SH-162C/TS-H352C/SD-M2012C(?)]
	** Unzip the firmware software, open up the command line and '''cd''' (change directory) to it's location.
	** Run the command: '''sfdnwin.exe -nocheck'''
	** You'll get a pop up that says "-Nocheck Use!!!", click "OK" beneath it. This will open the SFDNWIN app.
	** In the app, select your "Drive".
	** Click the light-blue Folder icon in the upper left part of the app, then select the ".bin" file that came with the app.
	** Click the green Folder icon.
	** If successful you will be asked to restart your computer, do this.
	* [https://archive.org/download/xbox-tools/Xbox_Backup_Creator-v2.9.0.425.zip Xbox Backup Creator 2.9.0.4250 app]: Download and open.
	** Under the "Options" tab choose "Build Clean ISO". Closing the app will keep this setting as default.
	* [https://archive.org/download/xbox-tools/ss_sector_range.zip ss_sector_range]

	~~===Dumping===~~
	* Xbox Backup Creator:
	** Open the Xbox Backup Creator app by double clicking on "Xbox Backup Creator.exe".
	** Navigate to the "Drive Tools" tab then click "Security Sector". Save this file ("SS.bin") into the "ss_sector_range" folder. NOTE: XBC will show "Xbox XGD3 Flag: 06" in the log window after you dump the SS.bin if the disc has XGD3 copy protection. This means you need a 0800 drive to dump the security sector info perfectly with (security sector info is an external file unrelated to iso hashes).
	** Click on "PFI Sector" ("PFI.bin") and "DMI Sector" ("DMI.bin") to save these as well in the same location.
	* Press the eject button on your drive twice so that it will open and close your drive (remounting the Xbox partitions). DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP.
	* In the "ss_sector_range" folder you downloaded, double click on the "ss bin to sectors text.bat" file.
	* In Xbox Backup Creator app: Under the "Read" tab choose "Complete Backup", then click "Start" to dump your Xbox game to an .iso file.

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	* In Xbox Backup Creator app: Under the "Read" tab choose "Complete Backup", then click "Start" to dump your Xbox game to an .iso file.		* In Xbox Backup Creator app: Under the "Read" tab choose "Complete Backup", then click "Start" to dump your Xbox game to an .iso file.

	~~==Submitting Dump Info==~~		#REDIRECT [[Microsoft Xbox & Xbox 360 Dumping Guide]]

	* '''Game Title''': Most obvious, is located everywhere. Please include subtitle if any.
	* '''Region''': The region the disc originated from like USA, Japan or Europe
	* '''Languages/Language Select''': Some games either show a language selection screen at startup or in the game options. Many games will boot with different languages depending on the active language selected in the BIOS. Booting the game with each language selected in the bios is necessary to identify the supported languages for these games. Note that it is possible to submit a game without checking the languages, but this then needs to be stated in your submission.
	** Note: You may have to change your Xbox 360 system locale in order to access languages not supported by the dashboard, such as Czech, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, and Swedish (locale = Czech Republic/Slovakia, Denmark, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden). Using the Image Browser in Xbox Backup Creator may help to identify if the game uses any of these languages.
	* '''Serial & Version''': Open the DMI.bin file with Windows' Notepad app and you'll find a string like AV202202E0X11. This string contains valuable information: in this case, AV2022 is the disc serial (AV-2022). 02 is the version (1.02). E is the region code (PAL). Finally, the last two bytes tell you that it's Disc 1 of 1.
	** Region Codes: W = Region Free, A = NTSC, J = NTSC-J, E = PAL, K = (NTSC, NTSC-J), L = (NTSC, PAL), H = (NTSC-J, PAL)
	* '''Edition''': some games were rereleased in different packages or bundled with extra hardware, for example, '''Classics'''/'''Platinum Hits'''. If the game was released in original package, post edition as "Original".
	* '''Case Barcode''': The number on the case displayed beneath the vertical lines, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode Barcode].
	* '''Ring codes''': The string of characters displayed on the inner rings of the disc. Check older submissions to make sure that you report everything that is needed. Make sure you have good lighting conditions and/or a magnifying glass if you have problems reading the text. For more information about the (mould) SID codes see [http://www.ifpi.org/content/library/sid-code-implementation-guide.pdf this link].
	* '''DMI/PFI/SS Info''': Use a hash program like HashCalc to get the CRC32 hash for the DMI.bin, PFI.bin, and SS.bin files. You should store the CRCs along with the DMI string as shown below.
	** AV202202E0X11
	** DMI: hash
	** PFI: hash
	** SSv1: hash
	*** If you dumped with the Kreon method, submit the SS as "SSv1".
	*** If you dumped with the 0800 method, submit the SS for XGD3 discs as SSv2 and SS for XGD2 discs as SSv1. (ss_sector_range will convert/downgrade original XGD2 SSv2 files to SSv1, so that 0800 drive SS files will match Kreon drive SS files).
	* '''Primary Volume Descriptor (PVD)''': Open the iso file with IsoBuster. Right click on Track 1 > Sector View > type "16" in at the top, then copy the data at 0320 - 0370 (full six rows) and paste it into your dump info document.
	* '''Security Sector Ranges''': The contents of the sectors.txt file.
	* '''Size''': The size of the dumped iso file. Provide the size in bytes.
	* '''CRC32/MD5/SHA1''': Use a hash program like HashCalc to get the CRC32, MD5, and SHA1 hashes of the dumped iso file.

	~~===Verification===~~
	In case you're verifying a dump that is already in the database, don't worry if your DMI's and SS's CRCs don't match. They often differ between various regions, even if the actual image checksums match. The PFI, on the other hand, should be identical for all games of a certain WAVE. Known PFI CRCs so far are:
	* WAVE1: 739CEAB3
	* WAVE2: A4CFB59C
	* WAVE3: 2A4CCBD3
	* WAVE4: 05C6C409
	* WAVE5: 05C6C409
	* WAVE6: 05C6C409
	* WAVE7: ????????
	* WAVE8: 0441D6A5
	* WAVE9: 0441D6A5
	* WAVE10: E18BC70B
	* WAVE11: E18BC70B
	* WAVE12: E18BC70B
	* WAVE13: 40DCB18F
	* WAVE14: ????????
	* WAVE15: 23A198FC
	* WAVE16: AB25DB47
	* WAVE17: ????????
	* WAVE18: 169EF597
	* WAVE19: 032CCF37
	* XDG3: 26AF4C58



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	* Xbox Backup Creator:		* Xbox Backup Creator:
	** Open the Xbox Backup Creator app by double clicking on "Xbox Backup Creator.exe".		** Open the Xbox Backup Creator app by double clicking on "Xbox Backup Creator.exe".
	** Navigate to the "Drive Tools" tab then click "Security Sector". Save this file ("SS.bin") into the "ss_sector_range" folder. NOTE: XBC will show "Xbox XGD3 Flag: 06" in the log window after you dump the SS.bin if the disc has XGD3 copy protection. This means you need a 0800 drive to dump the security sector info perfectly with.		** Navigate to the "Drive Tools" tab then click "Security Sector". Save this file ("SS.bin") into the "ss_sector_range" folder. NOTE: XBC will show "Xbox XGD3 Flag: 06" in the log window after you dump the SS.bin if the disc has XGD3 copy protection. This means you need a 0800 drive to dump the security sector info perfectly with (security sector info is an external file unrelated to iso hashes).
	** Click on "PFI Sector" ("PFI.bin") and "DMI Sector" ("DMI.bin") to save these as well in the same location.		** Click on "PFI Sector" ("PFI.bin") and "DMI Sector" ("DMI.bin") to save these as well in the same location.
	* Press the eject button on your drive twice so that it will open and close your drive (remounting the Xbox partitions). DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP.		* Press the eject button on your drive twice so that it will open and close your drive (remounting the Xbox partitions). DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP.

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	* Xbox Backup Creator:		* Xbox Backup Creator:
	** Open the Xbox Backup Creator app by double clicking on "Xbox Backup Creator.exe".		** Open the Xbox Backup Creator app by double clicking on "Xbox Backup Creator.exe".
	** Navigate to the "Drive Tools" tab then click "Security Sector". Save this file ("SS.bin") into the "ss_sector_range" folder. ~~'''~~NOTE: XBC will show "Xbox XGD3 Flag: 06" in the log window after you dump the SS.bin if the disc has XGD3 copy protection. This means you need a 0800 drive to dump ~~this disc~~ with.~~'''~~		** Navigate to the "Drive Tools" tab then click "Security Sector". Save this file ("SS.bin") into the "ss_sector_range" folder. NOTE: XBC will show "Xbox XGD3 Flag: 06" in the log window after you dump the SS.bin if the disc has XGD3 copy protection. This means you need a 0800 drive to dump the security sector info perfectly with.
	** Click on "PFI Sector" ("PFI.bin") and "DMI Sector" ("DMI.bin") to save these as well in the same location.		** Click on "PFI Sector" ("PFI.bin") and "DMI Sector" ("DMI.bin") to save these as well in the same location.
	* Press the eject button on your drive twice so that it will open and close your drive (remounting the Xbox partitions). DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP.		* Press the eject button on your drive twice so that it will open and close your drive (remounting the Xbox partitions). DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP.

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	==Two Methods of Dumping==		==Two Methods of Dumping==
	There are two methods of dumping Xbox games. The method used will be determined by which type of disc you have, Kreon or 0800. Xbox discs with ~~'''~~XGD3 protection can only be ~~dumped~~ with 0800 ~~drives'~~''.		There are two methods of dumping Xbox games. The method used will be determined by which type of disc you have, Kreon or 0800. Xbox discs with XGD3 protection can be dumped with both methods, but SS.bin/Security Sectors will only be perfectly extracted with the 0800 method (research in progress, and Security Sectors might not be necessary, regardless it doesn't affect iso hash since it's separate).
	* [[0800\|0800 drive flashed with custom firmware + Team Xecuter X360USB PRO]].		* [[0800\|0800 drive flashed with custom firmware + Team Xecuter X360USB PRO]].
	* Kreon drives:		* Kreon drives:

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	* '''Game Title''': Most obvious, is located everywhere. Please include subtitle if any.		* '''Game Title''': Most obvious, is located everywhere. Please include subtitle if any.
			* '''Region''': The region the disc originated from like USA, Japan or Europe
	* '''Languages/Language Select''': Some games either show a language selection screen at startup or in the game options. Many games will boot with different languages depending on the active language selected in the BIOS. Booting the game with each language selected in the bios is necessary to identify the supported languages for these games. Note that it is possible to submit a game without checking the languages, but this then needs to be stated in your submission.		* '''Languages/Language Select''': Some games either show a language selection screen at startup or in the game options. Many games will boot with different languages depending on the active language selected in the BIOS. Booting the game with each language selected in the bios is necessary to identify the supported languages for these games. Note that it is possible to submit a game without checking the languages, but this then needs to be stated in your submission.
	** Note: You may have to change your Xbox 360 system locale in order to access languages not supported by the dashboard, such as Czech, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, and Swedish (locale = Czech Republic/Slovakia, Denmark, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden). Using the Image Browser in Xbox Backup Creator may help to identify if the game uses any of these languages.		** Note: You may have to change your Xbox 360 system locale in order to access languages not supported by the dashboard, such as Czech, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, and Swedish (locale = Czech Republic/Slovakia, Denmark, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden). Using the Image Browser in Xbox Backup Creator may help to identify if the game uses any of these languages.
	* '''Serial & Version''': Open the DMI.bin file with Windows' Notepad app and you'll find a string like AV202202E0X11. This string contains valuable information: in this case, AV2022 is the disc serial (AV-2022). 02 is the version (1.02). E is the region code (PAL). Finally, the last two bytes tell you that it's Disc 1 of 1.		* '''Serial & Version''': Open the DMI.bin file with Windows' Notepad app and you'll find a string like AV202202E0X11. This string contains valuable information: in this case, AV2022 is the disc serial (AV-2022). 02 is the version (1.02). E is the region code (PAL). Finally, the last two bytes tell you that it's Disc 1 of 1.
	** ~~'''~~Region~~'''~~ Codes: W = Region Free, A = NTSC, J = NTSC-J, E = PAL, K = (NTSC, NTSC-J), L = (NTSC, PAL), H = (NTSC-J, PAL)		** Region Codes: W = Region Free, A = NTSC, J = NTSC-J, E = PAL, K = (NTSC, NTSC-J), L = (NTSC, PAL), H = (NTSC-J, PAL)
	* '''Edition''': some games were rereleased in different packages or bundled with extra hardware, for example, '''Classics'''/'''Platinum Hits'''. If the game was released in original package, post edition as "Original".		* '''Edition''': some games were rereleased in different packages or bundled with extra hardware, for example, '''Classics'''/'''Platinum Hits'''. If the game was released in original package, post edition as "Original".
	* '''Case Barcode''': The number on the case displayed beneath the vertical lines, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode Barcode].		* '''Case Barcode''': The number on the case displayed beneath the vertical lines, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode Barcode].

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	* '''Game Title''': Most obvious, is located everywhere. Please include subtitle if any.		* '''Game Title''': Most obvious, is located everywhere. Please include subtitle if any.
	* '''Region''': The region the disc originated from like USA, Japan or Europe
	* '''Languages/Language Select''': Some games either show a language selection screen at startup or in the game options. Many games will boot with different languages depending on the active language selected in the BIOS. Booting the game with each language selected in the bios is necessary to identify the supported languages for these games. Note that it is possible to submit a game without checking the languages, but this then needs to be stated in your submission.		* '''Languages/Language Select''': Some games either show a language selection screen at startup or in the game options. Many games will boot with different languages depending on the active language selected in the BIOS. Booting the game with each language selected in the bios is necessary to identify the supported languages for these games. Note that it is possible to submit a game without checking the languages, but this then needs to be stated in your submission.
	** Note: You may have to change your Xbox 360 system locale in order to access languages not supported by the dashboard, such as Czech, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, and Swedish (locale = Czech Republic/Slovakia, Denmark, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden). Using the Image Browser in Xbox Backup Creator may help to identify if the game uses any of these languages.		** Note: You may have to change your Xbox 360 system locale in order to access languages not supported by the dashboard, such as Czech, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, and Swedish (locale = Czech Republic/Slovakia, Denmark, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden). Using the Image Browser in Xbox Backup Creator may help to identify if the game uses any of these languages.
	* '''Serial & Version''': Open the DMI.bin file with Windows' Notepad app and you'll find a string like AV202202E0X11. This string contains valuable information: in this case, AV2022 is the disc serial (AV-2022). 02 is the version (1.02). E is the region code (PAL). Finally, the last two bytes tell you that it's Disc 1 of 1.		* '''Serial & Version''': Open the DMI.bin file with Windows' Notepad app and you'll find a string like AV202202E0X11. This string contains valuable information: in this case, AV2022 is the disc serial (AV-2022). 02 is the version (1.02). E is the region code (PAL). Finally, the last two bytes tell you that it's Disc 1 of 1.
	** Region Codes: W = Region Free, A = NTSC, J = NTSC-J, E = PAL, K = (NTSC, NTSC-J), L = (NTSC, PAL), H = (NTSC-J, PAL)		** '''Region''' Codes: W = Region Free, A = NTSC, J = NTSC-J, E = PAL, K = (NTSC, NTSC-J), L = (NTSC, PAL), H = (NTSC-J, PAL)
	* '''Edition''': some games were rereleased in different packages or bundled with extra hardware, for example, '''Classics'''/'''Platinum Hits'''. If the game was released in original package, post edition as "Original".		* '''Edition''': some games were rereleased in different packages or bundled with extra hardware, for example, '''Classics'''/'''Platinum Hits'''. If the game was released in original package, post edition as "Original".
	* '''Case Barcode''': The number on the case displayed beneath the vertical lines, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode Barcode].		* '''Case Barcode''': The number on the case displayed beneath the vertical lines, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode Barcode].

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	* '''Languages/Language Select''': Some games either show a language selection screen at startup or in the game options. Many games will boot with different languages depending on the active language selected in the BIOS. Booting the game with each language selected in the bios is necessary to identify the supported languages for these games. Note that it is possible to submit a game without checking the languages, but this then needs to be stated in your submission.		* '''Languages/Language Select''': Some games either show a language selection screen at startup or in the game options. Many games will boot with different languages depending on the active language selected in the BIOS. Booting the game with each language selected in the bios is necessary to identify the supported languages for these games. Note that it is possible to submit a game without checking the languages, but this then needs to be stated in your submission.
	** Note: You may have to change your Xbox 360 system locale in order to access languages not supported by the dashboard, such as Czech, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, and Swedish (locale = Czech Republic/Slovakia, Denmark, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden). Using the Image Browser in Xbox Backup Creator may help to identify if the game uses any of these languages.		** Note: You may have to change your Xbox 360 system locale in order to access languages not supported by the dashboard, such as Czech, Danish, Dutch, Norwegian, and Swedish (locale = Czech Republic/Slovakia, Denmark, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden). Using the Image Browser in Xbox Backup Creator may help to identify if the game uses any of these languages.
	* '''Serial & Version''': Open the DMI.bin file with Windows' Notepad app and you'll find a string like AV202202E0X11. This string contains valuable information: in this case, AV2022 is the disc serial (AV-2022). 02 is the version (1.02). E is the region code (~~Europe~~). Finally, the last two bytes tell you that it's Disc 1 of 1.		* '''Serial & Version''': Open the DMI.bin file with Windows' Notepad app and you'll find a string like AV202202E0X11. This string contains valuable information: in this case, AV2022 is the disc serial (AV-2022). 02 is the version (1.02). E is the region code (PAL). Finally, the last two bytes tell you that it's Disc 1 of 1.
	** Region Codes: W = ~~World~~, A = ~~USA~~, J = ~~Japan or Asia~~, E = ~~Europe~~, K = (~~USA~~, ~~Japan) or (USA, Asia~~), L = (~~USA~~, ~~Europe~~), H = (~~Japan~~, ~~Europe~~)		** Region Codes: W = Region Free, A = NTSC, J = NTSC-J, E = PAL, K = (NTSC, NTSC-J), L = (NTSC, PAL), H = (NTSC-J, PAL)
	* '''Edition''': some games were rereleased in different packages or bundled with extra hardware, for example, '''Classics'''/'''Platinum Hits'''. If the game was released in original package, post edition as "Original".		* '''Edition''': some games were rereleased in different packages or bundled with extra hardware, for example, '''Classics'''/'''Platinum Hits'''. If the game was released in original package, post edition as "Original".
	* '''Case Barcode''': The number on the case displayed beneath the vertical lines, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode Barcode].		* '''Case Barcode''': The number on the case displayed beneath the vertical lines, see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode Barcode].