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Hi guys i have a lot of games for XBOX classic and i would use them on XEMU emulator so i'm searching a fast method for convert them all together from ISO into Folders and finally into XISO.

And at last i would import all together on LaunchBox and scan snap on emumovies. There is a fast way by batch script ????

Please help me, i'm not so good in code and commands line.

 

Thanks, Mark.

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11 hours ago, marcosgaming said:

Hi guys i have a lot of games for XBOX classic and i would use them on XEMU emulator so i'm searching a fast method for convert them all together from ISO into Folders and finally into XISO.

And at last i would import all together on LaunchBox and scan snap on emumovies. There is a fast way by batch script ????

Please help me, i'm not so good in code and commands line.

 

Thanks, Mark.

Did you try using the batch files from a couple posts back?

 

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26 minutes ago, marcosgaming said:

How to do now for convert all together in XISO directly? 

I'm not really familiar with all the XISO, ISO, XISO Folder stuff as I don't emulate Xbox.  So I don't know what you start with and are supposed to end up with.  I am however somewhat familiar with batch files.  

You say you have a bunch of ISO files in your C:\games\ folder.  And that you need to convert from "ISO into Folder".  It looks like that's what Darrel's 1st attached batch file will do.

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"Just put the .bat files and the extract-xiso.exe in the same folder with your games."

"Don't work" is pretty vague.  Can you maybe give more details on exactly what's not working?  

Maybe @darreldearthcan see something in your questions that I'm not understanding and can help out.

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4 hours ago, JoeViking245 said:

I'm not really familiar with all the XISO, ISO, XISO Folder stuff as I don't emulate Xbox.  So I don't know what you start with and are supposed to end up with.  I am however somewhat familiar with batch files.  

You say you have a bunch of ISO files in your C:\games\ folder.  And that you need to convert from "ISO into Folder".  It looks like that's what Darrel's 1st attached batch file will do.

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"Just put the .bat files and the extract-xiso.exe in the same folder with your games."

"Don't work" is pretty vague.  Can you maybe give more details on exactly what's not working?  

Maybe @darreldearthcan see something in your questions that I'm not understanding and can help out.

I'm came back now at home and i retry.

I don't understand the code language.

I send photo of my directory. What i write in promt command ??

This is only a test for 2 games, but later i have 1.000 about :S

All must be automatic. I must prepare them for emulator XEMU, so i need XISO files.

I'm waiting you. Thanks.

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3 minutes ago, marcosgaming said:

Wow!!! So easy ? And now that i have folders ? I put other file inside and double click on it ?

  

On 1/15/2022 at 5:20 PM, darreldearth said:

Just put the .bat files and the extract-xiso.exe in the same folder with your games.

Ya, looks like they both would go in the same folder.  So now just double-click on the other one.

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13 minutes ago, marcosgaming said:

Don't works.

Right click the 2nd file (Convert All Folder XISO's to XISO.ISO's Bat.bat) and select Edit.  Add a double quote ( " )  [not 2 single quotes] around the last part.  "%%d"

Also, on the next line add "pause" (without quotes).

FOR /D %%d in (*) DO extract-xiso -c "%%d"
pause

Save and close the file and double click it again.  Adding "pause" will keep the black window open when it's done so you can see if it errors or is successful. 

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