E-xiso_gui - The Graphic Interface For Exiso, Extract iso with queue list directly on FTP, faster menu creation with Options

[schmurtz]

Hi,

I have created a little Windows interface for extract-iso for xbox 360.

E-xiso GUI

It makes easier to extract multiple iso with a queue list and a little FTP browser.
It allow to create a menu with Quickboot faster : you click one button and it creates local copy of xex that works with Quickboot from XEDev Team.

To extract an iso :
- launch Exiso-GUI.exe
- clic on browse (1) and select an iso file.
- select a destination folder (2) (local or FTP) .
- clic on the "+" button to add this iso file to the queue list.
- add each iso file in the same way, then clic on the "Go !" button (4)
- Be patient : the extraction result is displayed in the lower windows (5), it takes about 15 minutes for 7Go.



To create a local extraction for quickboot:
Quickboot is not really user friendly when all your games are on the FTP of your xbox. extract-iso GUI allow to create a little folders tree on your local computer that can be used with Quickboot.
- launch Exiso-GUI.exe
- clic on the "FTP" tab. (1)
- Put the right FTP informations in cases then clic on connection. (2)
- Xbox 360 drives must appear (3), then go to the root folder of your games. (for example "/HDD1/games")
- Clic on the "QuickBoot maker" button (4)
- Once the operation is finished, you have a "games" folder on the root of your computer local drive. Launch Quickboot.exe from XeDEV team then clic on the "Scan Local" button and select the "c:\games" folder.



With windows XP exiso crashs, you have to disable firewall to make it works.
With vista/Seven run Exiso-GUI in administrator mode.

There is probably some bugs in it, you can tell it here, I'll make modifications.

E-xiso GUI

Original french post is here, I've made this version for the little english community

Bye !

This post has been edited by schmurtz: Feb 23 2010, 11:28 PM

[EluZioN]

Hello Schmurtz,

I have two versions of the GUI, both came with an identical exiso. The newest version is the one linked on XBS news (1.05?) I can't tell you from the program because clicking the question mark throws a runtime 50003 error on both.

Anyway, the older version had a button to scan a drive and auto add all ISO's, the newer version does not? That feature worked good.

The older version handled spaces in filenames, whatever was thrown at it. The newer version displays "permission denied" for any ISO with a space in the filename.

So....your asking, why not use the older version? Well, it has a memory leak (possibly the never ending list box that displays the feedback from exiso?) and after 20+ iso's it runs at turtle speed with exiso-gui using 50% CPU and 128MB of Ram.

Just some feedback, hopefully the bugs will be resolved, the program has potential.

Thanks,
EluZioN