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A few Digiex Staff Member's, myself included. Believe we should switch our Xbox 360 demo's format to .ISO.
As of now, we have one .ISO maybe more. Lot's of .RAR and .7z format files.
However, if we were to switch over and use .ISO from now, we want to know would you like that?
You see some of our users have troubles in the burning process, either by placing the .rar / .7z / .iso files on the root of the disc itself or by messing up the folder structure contained in all these file types.
.ISO is basicly a Image file of the disc, all you've got to do is select that file in Imgburn and hit go, its thats simple to burn it when it comes to .ISO, avoiding the whole extraction process.
This would also help us identify those users who would extract the content then RAR it back up and claim it as there own work. As clearly it will have SHA1 and it will have a text file within the .ISO file. Of course that wouldn't be visible on your 360 but would be on your PC.
That text file would contain the SHA1 and a link to where you should of gotten the download from. If it didn't contain that same SHA1, you didn't acquire it from there, or was missing the text file entirely. Then the user would know he/she had obtained that from another source and mostly likely a unsafe source which has stolen our work and putting your PC and Xbox 360 at risk.
Though, the big question is, What do you think we should do?
As of now, we have one .ISO maybe more. Lot's of .RAR and .7z format files.
However, if we were to switch over and use .ISO from now, we want to know would you like that?
You see some of our users have troubles in the burning process, either by placing the .rar / .7z / .iso files on the root of the disc itself or by messing up the folder structure contained in all these file types.
.ISO is basicly a Image file of the disc, all you've got to do is select that file in Imgburn and hit go, its thats simple to burn it when it comes to .ISO, avoiding the whole extraction process.
This would also help us identify those users who would extract the content then RAR it back up and claim it as there own work. As clearly it will have SHA1 and it will have a text file within the .ISO file. Of course that wouldn't be visible on your 360 but would be on your PC.
That text file would contain the SHA1 and a link to where you should of gotten the download from. If it didn't contain that same SHA1, you didn't acquire it from there, or was missing the text file entirely. Then the user would know he/she had obtained that from another source and mostly likely a unsafe source which has stolen our work and putting your PC and Xbox 360 at risk.
Though, the big question is, What do you think we should do?
whaterver you decide im sure the rest of us will agree.