The below is a quick guide for anyone who needs assistance with getting DLC working on their RGH. These steps also work on a JTAG. First some tools you will need/want: 1. XM360 (v2.0d - latest version): 2. 360 Content Manager (version 2.2): 3.
FlashFXP (to FTP to your console): 4. ABGX (v1.0.6):.NOTE: This tutorial will not get into details on how to use FlashFXP or 360 Content Manager. These are pretty straight forward apps for use.
What do these tools do? XM360 allows you to see your content, and manage it, content that it is aware of is: XBLA, DLC, Title Updates, and Game Saves. 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.
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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 1 of many different directory styles. Restore the original filenames for XBLA and DLC files. 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.3.
FlashFXP: An FTP client which is useful for manually loading your DLC onto your RGH'd console. ABGX - Check the ABGX website for all of the info.too much to post. Google, 'XBox360 ABGX' and click on the first link. Installing DLC: There are two basic ways you can run DLC on your console.
Below is a brief description of the main way (using an internal harddrive), and a link to Kazekage Gaara's tutorial on how to run DLC from a USB flashdrive. Internal Harddrive: DLC should be run from an internal harddrive whenever possible to avoid any issues with unlocking that DLC, as well as the need to setup a flashdrive for use with DLC as the folder structure needs to be created manually. To install DLC within your internal harddrive, either use 360 Content Manager and let it automatically load the content for you, or use FlashFXP to FTP the DLC to the following directory: HDD: Content 000000 00000002 (Example using Batman Arkham City referenced below) HDD: Content 0082 4A 204AE6820F5E40932E4FBF41CF8A6E2E84DBDE57.NOTE: 'HDD: ' is for internal harddrive. Flashdrive Getting DLC Working: If your DLC is not immediately working upon installing on your console, then there are three main reasons why: 1. DLC is NOT unlocked 2. Incorrect or non-existent Title Update (aka TU) 3.
Incorrect launch.ini setting within DashLaunch 1. Unlocking DLC: - Download XM360 referenced above and install it onto your console as Homebrew (if using FreeStyle Dash), or on your internal/external harddrive in your location of choice for easy execution within Xexmenu. (I personally run it from within FreeStyle Dash, aka FSD). Launch XM360 - Select 'Rescan All', and run a scan (XM360 will scan your console for DLC, XBLA, TU's, and Gamesaves) - Select 'Show DLC' - Then 'Unlock DLC' - XM360 will then unlock your DLC, and display a pop-up message advising the amount of DLC that has been unlocked.NOTE: Some of your DLC and game Titles may appear within blue font with a message (No matching title is in the database) - Flashdrive: USB: Cache.NOTE: You will need to create and inject this folder directory manually into your flashdrive as you did with the DLC folder described above following the posted link. If you are using FSD as your dashboard, allow it to download and install the TU for you. To do this, follow these steps: - Navigate to your select game - Press Y (to display the options menu) - Navigate down to 'Manage Title Updates' - Press A - Press Y again (FSD will download and install your TU) - After it is finished downloading select the TU and press A to activate it.NOTE: If FSD downloads more than 1 TU, ONLY activate the latest one. You DO NOT need to activate them all.
Also, at times you will be required to place your TU within a folder labeled '000B0000' if your TU has been downloaded manually and consists of a short filename similar to something like this: tu0000000 Then place the '000B0000' folder within the same directory as your DLC folder under the Title ID folder. (Example again using Batman Arkham City referenced below) HDD: Content 00802 000B0000 tu 0000000 If you manually downloaded a long file name like this one, TU1A581V70000183, then it should be placed within the Cache folder located at the root of your internal harddrive or within the one your created on your flashdrive. DashLaunch Setting: DashLaunch is an application installed onto your console which allows you to boot into a hacked dash like FSD and also provides you with the ability to tweak the nature in which your console behaves. DashLaunch has a settings file called launch.ini which sets the parameters of how your console behaves with this app installed. Within it is a setting called contpatch. If you have followed all of the steps above and your DLC still isn't working, and you have DashLaunch installed, you will need to locate your launch.ini file (in most cases it will be in the root of either your internal/external harddrive, but can also be placed within Flash Memory, BB MU or USB). Once located, you will need to transfer that file (using FTP or a flashdrive) to your PC and edit it within Notepad.
If the setting contpatch does not exist within your launch.ini, do not add as it is already within it's default value of false. If contpatch = true is defined as a setting, change the value to false or remove the entry altogether. Save your file, copy onto your flashdrive or FTP to your console, and overwrite your existing launch.ini file. Rerun XM360, and then test your DLC. If all of the above fails then confirm with the uploader the region for which the DLC is specified for use.
DLC is not like a game, and is region specific. You will not be able to use PAL DLC on a NTSC game or vice versa. Make sure you download the DLC which matches the region of the game you are planning to play. All credits goes to Dutch1576. Alimazhar thanks for this tut, it helped me but did not let my black ops DLCs work. My problem was always ' No matching title is in the database' when i opened xm360.
Once i followed your guide that message disappeared from most dlcs from blackops (one black ops DLC still has that message and a lot mw3 DLCs have that message) but they (no DLCs will start). They are all unlocked with xm360. Launch.ini is set to false. 360 content manager moved the DLCs to the correct folders. I only use the internal hdd.
My console is a pal rgh'd 360. The blackops game (region free) is like all files on the internal hard drive i put xm360 in my apps folder on the internal hdd. Then in fsd i go to file manager and open the xm360 xex file and it starts.have the latest tu activeded, they were downloaded thru fsd. I have no problems with xbla, they all work. The DLCs are my only problem. I use the latest fsd aswell.
Please help me, i been everywhere but nothing helped so far. Maybe its a region issue? I dont know how to find out what it is.
The tut is missing how to install DLC through a usb/portable hdd incase one doesnt have a xbox hdd.well i found a way for that.u need a software called USB Xplorer(USBXTAFGUI.exe) 1. Download the DLC files to your system and create a folder on your PC hdd by the name of Content, make a subfolder inside that named 000000 (16 zeros) finally place the DLC folder u just downloaded into the 00000.
Folder ( for example im placing DOA5 DLC costumes so my directory is gonna be like this 'F: Content 000000 4B5607DA' 2. Plug in your usb/portable hdd in the xbox, format it from the Settings menu 3. Plug the usb/portable hdd into your system 4. Run USBXTAFGUI.exe, click on File and then click on Open Device, it should automatically detect and open your USB 5. Now if you look at the bottom of the USB Xplorer window there will be 5-6 buttons, two of them will say Inject and Inject Folder, you need to click on the Inject Folder button and then choose the Content folder you created in your PC hdd, wait while it injects as it can take some time if the DLC size is huge, even if you think the software is stuck dont quit it it might be working in the background 6. You are done. To make sure the DLC was installed you can check it in your xbox by going to the Storage menu and selecting your usb/portable hdd and looking for the game you just downloaded the DLC for in the Games directory.