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==Definition== | |||
The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_One Microsoft Xbox One] is the third console by Microsoft in the Xbox line released in 2013. Software was distributed on single and dual-layer Blu-ray disc media which Microsoft calls internally Xbox Game Disc 4 (XGD4). The XGDs for the Xbox One are the fourth iteration of the technology with enhanced security measures, dropping the Security Sectors used by XGD1-3 in favor of encryption. | |||
== General Notes == | |||
* Most (if not all) Xbox One discs will have a volume label of CD_ROM or DVD_ROM. The volume label should only be added to Comments if it is not CD_ROM or DVD_ROM. | |||
[[Category:System Guides]] | * Xbox One/Xbox Series X hybrid discs (so called [https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/games-apps/game-setup-and-play/dual-generation-games dual-generation games]) goes under this dat. But only if Xbox One files are actually present on disc. | ||
* Some Xbox 360 games were rereleased with both Xbox One and Xbox 360 branding. These are just utilising the backwards combability of the console though and goes under the Xbox 360 dat. | |||
== Dumping == | |||
* Discs are currently dumped encrypted. See the [https://wiki.redump.info/Optical_Disc_Drive_Compatibility:_Xbox_One_%26_Xbox_Series_X Xbox One & Xbox Series X dumping guide] for what's required. | |||
* BD-Rs may need to be dumped with /avdp flag to report proper size in DIC, needs confirmation. | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:21, 26 August 2026
Attribution: Evan-Amos, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Definition
The Microsoft Xbox One is the third console by Microsoft in the Xbox line released in 2013. Software was distributed on single and dual-layer Blu-ray disc media which Microsoft calls internally Xbox Game Disc 4 (XGD4). The XGDs for the Xbox One are the fourth iteration of the technology with enhanced security measures, dropping the Security Sectors used by XGD1-3 in favor of encryption.
General Notes
- Most (if not all) Xbox One discs will have a volume label of CD_ROM or DVD_ROM. The volume label should only be added to Comments if it is not CD_ROM or DVD_ROM.
- Xbox One/Xbox Series X hybrid discs (so called dual-generation games) goes under this dat. But only if Xbox One files are actually present on disc.
- Some Xbox 360 games were rereleased with both Xbox One and Xbox 360 branding. These are just utilising the backwards combability of the console though and goes under the Xbox 360 dat.
Dumping
- Discs are currently dumped encrypted. See the Xbox One & Xbox Series X dumping guide for what's required.
- BD-Rs may need to be dumped with /avdp flag to report proper size in DIC, needs confirmation.