360 Content Manager For Jtag & Rgh 360s - Version 3.0 Options

[xamphear]

Download Version 3.0: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?9idjy848qahu3qy

360 Content Manager for JTAG & RGH 360s. Created by xamphear.

What This App Does:
* Browse 360 files on your PC by their real info, like game name and package
title.

* Unlock XBLA, DLC and Avatar files downloaded from Xbox Live.

* Upload files (XBLA, DLC, GOD, Avatar, Title Update) to your console over FTP
with a single click. Files are automatically uploaded to the right folders.

* Drag and drop files to other applications, if you'd prefer to use your own
FTP client.

* Organize a messy folder of downloaded content into many different
directory styles. Rename XBLA and DLC files to their original names or to
their package titles.

* View the MediaID of Title Updates and GODs so you can match them, and search
JQE and XBUC for matching TUs.

* View the MediaID of ISO files. (Requires abgx360)

* View the MediaID of default.xex files.

* Browse your 360's hard drive directly, using FSD. This
allows you to delete, unlock, edit and copy the contents of the 360's internal
drive over the network.

Please see the About box for credits and thanks. This app owes a lot to other
more talented 360 hackers.


IMPORTANT NOTES:
* FTP Uploading works with all 360 homebrew packages:
FSD, xm360, XeXMenu and the ftpdll Dash Launch plugin.

* If you get any error messages opening the program, install .NET 4.0:
http://goo.gl/KGxwK


Most Recent Changes:
3.0 - Reordered context menus. Fixed bug where the welcome screen would always
appear. Added feature to create and upload multidisc game entries to the
multi.ini file for diskswapper. Added support for DashLaunch FTP server.
Fixed bugs in content organizer. Added new Content Organizer mode. Added
support for overwriting duplicates during rename operation. Increased
speed of Content Organizer. Added rename mode in Content Organizer to
rename files to their package titles. Filenames in this mode are limited
to 42 characters in order to comply with the specifications of the FATX
filesystem. Spaces and other special characters are removed in order to
preserve as much of the original package title as possible. Added support
for uploading to devices other than the internal hard drive (Hdd1).
Enable advanced features and then edit the device setting on the FTP tab.
Please note the following limitations exist: Depending on what device you
upload to, Title Updates may not be put in a location the console will
check. Content is uploaded using the same folder stucture that would be
used on an internal hard drive, so make sure you point FSD at the
"Content" folder for it to load the files. This custom device will also be
mapped and viewed when using the "Show Xbox 360 Drive" option with FSD, as
long as the share name is used by FSD. Game Name and Package Title can
be edited by clicking the edit button next to their text boxes, changing the
text and then pressing Enter to save. This should work for all LIVE and
CON files. Fixed bug in display of Console ID. Added Drag and Drop support
for dragging files INTO the currently displayed folder. Fixed bug with
dragging and dropping a folder from the treeview. Resign gamesaves (and
other CON files) to a different Profile ID.

This post has been edited by xamphear: Feb 25 2013, 06:07 PM

[Aldanga]

Is this a closed-source application? I've been tinkering with coding an app which uses some of the same functions. I'm curious how your implementation compares to mine. I'd love to see the source if possible.

[xamphear]

Is this a closed-source application? I've been tinkering with coding an app which uses some of the same functions. I'm curious how your implementation compares to mine. I'd love to see the source if possible.

Closed for now. I'll probably release the source code when I feel better about the quality of it. There's an open source STFS library called X360.dll (which this app is not based on, but it's quite good). You could look into that.

[Aldanga]

Closed for now. I'll probably release the source code when I feel better about the quality of it. There's an open source STFS library called X360.dll (which this app is not based on, but it's quite good). You could look into that.

Awesome about the source. I have an unnatural love for reading code.

I had heard of X360, but I'm glad you brought it up because you inadvertently lead me to other useful STFS info. Cheers, mate.