A program that can save game list?

[NuBiXx]

Wrong section? sorry..

Is there a program that can scan my hard drive and save a list of my games? Thanks

[Jappi88]

Hmm... Well im making a program that will list all your saves in your console using ftp.

Making a program to list the games is not much different.

If u can explain what the program should do , like scan what ?( installed nxe games, extracted games), And use what ?(ftp,usb,samba,neighborhood).

be more ditailed so i can understand what u want.

[NuBiXx]

Hmm... Well im making a program that will list all your saves in your console using ftp.

Making a program to list the games is not much different.

If u can explain what the program should do , like scan what ?( installed nxe games, extracted games), And use what ?(ftp,usb,samba,neighborhood).

be more ditailed so i can understand what u want.

Scan .iso on external hard drive/usb when plugged in the pc then be able to save the game list to txt file.
Thanks

[Jappi88]

thats not a prob to make... but scanning a iso on usb ?! u mean a fat32 usb ?!
how are u able to store iso files larger then 4gb on your usb ?!

either way , i will look into it when i have some spare time.

[NuBiXx]

thats not a prob to make... but scanning a iso on usb ?! u mean a fat32 usb ?!
how are u able to store iso files larger then 4gb on your usb ?!

either way , i will look into it when i have some spare time.

NTFS, I use xKey..
I meant scanning the usb ports where I would have my external hard drive hook up with usb.
and thanks.

[Jappi88]

ok got it :)

this project will come into good use , because i was already bussy researching xbox360 game format.

so i will make it able to scan local path (usb/desktop , or whatever) and will add ftp for the RGH/jtag users as well.

this project may take a while deu the work and my own private life , so i will only work on it in my free time.

will post updates later on.

[Dregen]

Is there a program that can scan my hard drive and save a list of my games? Thanks

Hard to tell what exactly you're looking for given the limited details of the question, but if all you cared about were file names, you could easily do a:

dir *.iso /s > list.txt

From the root directory, of course.

If the .isos were in properly named directories, you could also use something like WhereIsIt to automate & generate cleaner output.

Now, if you're looking for something that will actually pull game titles out of 360 format .isos and then generate a text list, then ignore the above. Perhaps that is what Jappi is working on.

[lynnmacer]

Making a program to list the games is not much different.