Xbox Iomega Media Xporter

[emlf]

Boas!

Deram-me uma X360 que tinha o problema das 3 RROD e consegui reparar e fiquei com ela. Acontece que não tenho disco de armazenamento para o novo dashboard (penso chamar-se assim).
Eu gostava de saber se o disco Iomega Media Xporter pode ter as mesmas funções que um disco da consola e armazenar a dashboard.

Era muito mais rentável comprar o media xporter em vez do HDD.


Agradeço desde já ajuda,
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[emlf]

Para quem tem a mesma duvida que eu, aqui fica a resposta:

Features
In storage terms, the Media Xporter is a 160GB, 5200rpm drive that uses a USB 2.0 interface for both power and data transfer. Iomega's big hook with the Media Xporter, as distinct from, say, any other portable external drive is that it has (and we quote), the "added capability to view/play your media on Xbox 360 and/or PlayStation 3 game consoles". Which is all well and dandy and highly commendable, were it not for the fact that just about any external drive — flash- or hard drive-based — works in exactly the same fashion with the PS3 or Xbox 360. As with other external drives, you can't use the Media Xporter to save, say, Xbox Live Arcade games or other downloads, as the USB ports on the Xbox 360 are read-only.
The Xporter does sell itself with the promise that video conversion software is included, but again this is something of a half-truth. What you actually get is a URL, from which you can download Prism Video Converter, which will handle a variety of conversion tasks. While it's not a massive download in and of itself, it's still an irksome step — why advertise something as "included" when it's really just an optional download?

 

[raVemjr]

Não, é esquema. Isso guarda filmes, música e foto. Mas se ligares a Xbox, só podes ler o que já lá estava. E não, não podes meter demos/saves de jogos já lá dentro...