bitTorrent files rar conversion to iso

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  1. jrbilly

    jrbilly Member

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    Hello I have a new XBox with modd hard drive and Evo X all working well. downloaded a BitTorrent game and the files end in rar. How can I convert the files to iso. I am using Qwix and Nero 6 backing up files to dvd-r no good. Does anyone no of a good guide? or can help with the conversion. I think I have my settings wrong. Thanks in advance.
     
  2. FullySik

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    first u have to extract it with winrar and then make the folder an iso with quix then use nero to burn u must click on burn image and select the iso. use a dvd-r
     
  3. djboogie

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    yuppers this is true:)
    personally I prefer "powerarchiver" to winrar, as it can do all sorts of zipped or packed files
     
  4. jrbilly

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    Thanks FullySik and djboogie

    I'm in business now. I was not extracting the rar. files
     
  5. Br0die

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    This message seems to have been crossed posted so I'll "Cross-reply" [with a slightly different response to keep in the spirit of things]

    When you extract it - it sounds like you're getting a directory structure which can then be used by Quix to make an iso... I didn't .. I got an xiso (I think).

    Is this ready to burn or do I still have to use Quix?

    Thanks,

    Brodie
     
  6. FullySik

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    if it is an iso then yes its ready to burn (as an image) it doesn't have to be quix, thats just an iso program that i like using u can use any iso program
     
  7. Br0die

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    Thanks FullySik,

    I've managed to solve my problem. Look for a fairly new thread called ISO - conversion needed (or something like that) from the main page.

    Thanks again

    Brodie
     
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    bmxer4lyf Regular member

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    how do i change a BIN file, to a ISO file?
     
  9. Br0die

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    Wiser men will correct me - but ISOs can simply be made up as .CUE files and .BIN files.

    I don't think you need to convert it.
    I would guess that you should convert it to an Xbox ISO first though. (Also not 100% required but definitely 100% recommended)

    I don't know exactly what you have but try this:

    Find some way to extract the bin into a viable directory structure. Then use Quix (or SimpleX or any number of xISO making tools) and make a valid xISO from that folder structure.

    Then again I've never come across an Xbox game in the BIN format. I'm not saying it's impossible but your goal should be to get an extracted Xbox game on your PC hard drive. As long as that's valid you can jump in to the step by step process and focus on creating a valid Xbox ISO.

    Hope this helps

    Brodie
     
  10. Krampen

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    I'm pretty new at this...

    I got a NHL 2004.iso file on my computer, (it's my friends old computer) and i wondered if i could transfer it directly to my xbox, using FTP??

    Can I always use a "iso" file for my xbox?

     
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    Do i have to burn an image to get the thing workin ?
     
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  12. lemaroc

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    hey, back to the first enquiry about using winrar to extract the rar files from the torrent to a folder...i tried this and when i extract them to the destination folder the size is way to big for my computer when all the files are extracted. There are about 81 rar files and each one comes to about 3.8 gigs when they are extracted. Could somebody please help me burn these rar files to disk?
     
  13. Bohefus

    Bohefus Regular member

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    You have to extract the iso into file form to play off the hard drive.
    You keep as an iso if your going to burn to disc.
     

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