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@ -11,9 +11,9 @@ xemu requires game discs to be in the form of `*.iso` disc images.
Fortunately games can be acquired for relatively cheap and it is very easy to
create a game backup. You can backup your legally purchased games by:
* Using your computer to connect via FTP to your real Xbox running a custom dashboard. You can
simply insert the disc and transfer the game files from the `D` directory to
your computer.
* Using your computer to connect via FTP to your real Xbox running a custom
dashboard. You can simply insert the disc and transfer the game files from the
`D` directory to your computer.
* Purchasing and using a special, reflashed DVD drive. [More details here](http://wiki.redump.org/index.php?title=Microsoft_Xbox_and_Xbox_360_Dumping_Guide).
## Creating ISOs
@ -28,6 +28,24 @@ to create Xbox-compatible disc images.
Use only 32-bit builds of extract-xiso. 64-bit builds can cause subtle
issues resulting in dirty disc errors.
If you have downloaded your game files over FTP to a directory, the directory
structure will look something like this:
```
game/
default.xbe
data/
image.tga
```
You can run:
```bash
extract-xiso -c game
```
game.iso will be produced. This can be used with xemu.
### Qwix (GUI)
[Qwix](https://avalaunch.net/qwix/) is a popular GUI based tool for creating