[XBOX360] ripping cutscenes from xbox360 game
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Matisto23




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PostPosted: Tue, 3rd Feb 2009 10:25    Post subject: [XBOX360] ripping cutscenes from xbox360 game
Hello i was wondering if you could rip fmv movie cutscenes from a dual layer copied xbox360 game? I want to rip the cutscenes from the lost odessey and watch them on my pc. Is this possible?
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bringiton




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PostPosted: Tue, 3rd Feb 2009 14:40    Post subject:
You could connect the Xbox to the Video-In on your PC and then record it, if you have a graphics card that has this feature.


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Matisto23




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PostPosted: Tue, 3rd Feb 2009 14:42    Post subject:
yes but then you must play this game and then when the cutscene occurs record one per one
can you not just rip all of them in one time and place them on your pc? :s
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Weedo




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PostPosted: Wed, 4th Feb 2009 08:23    Post subject:
You can take a look at the game files of your burned DVD with XDVD Mulleter. Maybe the movie files are in a standard format like Bink or WMV.
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Matisto23




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PostPosted: Wed, 4th Feb 2009 12:47    Post subject:
hey if found a bunch of .fpd files? :s
but don't know what it is or with what i can open this Sad
this seems to do it
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1103743&sid=78524d54cddbafe6f75f5ece04faef4b
but link to download it is down Sad
k nvm i received link to program and it work great you can close topic ty
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piggymouth




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PostPosted: Fri, 20th Feb 2009 17:12    Post subject:
Weedo wrote:
You can take a look at the game files of your burned DVD with XDVD Mulleter. Maybe the movie files are in a standard format like Bink or WMV.


I did this for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. All the cut-scenes were in windows media format. I copied them off the disc with XDVD Mulleter and joined them all together in one large file. Then you can burn this file to disc and play it in your 360. Plus this keeps the scenes in 720 so you can watch them in HD

The only thing I really had to do thinking on was putting the scenes in order from when they happen. Other than that it was easy to do.

What I would like to have someone tell me is they found a way to get the audio tracks off the GTA IV disc using XDVD Mulleter. I have looked at the radio station files but there is no way to open them to extract the audio in a common format (mp3..wav)

Has someone found a way to do this..?
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SuTuRa




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PostPosted: Fri, 20th Feb 2009 17:51    Post subject:
You can always leech them...
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bushwacka




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PostPosted: Fri, 20th Feb 2009 18:13    Post subject:
yeah there's releases for gta4 soundtracks and radio stations. but some things can't be found, for example the (imho awesome) project gotham racing 3 soundtrack. would be nice if there was a way to rip music through xdvdmulleter
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piggymouth




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PostPosted: Fri, 20th Feb 2009 19:38    Post subject:
SuTuRa wrote:
You can always leech them...


Very True. I found one but the guy who did it did a half ass job on the tracks.
They were shitty quality, over half were missing and many stations were missing.

He even complained about the amount of time the project took in the nfo file. I know stuff like this takes time. I have thought about doing it myself and it would be a lot easier if I had another 360 on hand.
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