[Brad1128]

Well I just finished my first Jtag attempt. It was successful so now I am here to help the community that helped me.

Here is short, simple tutorial on how to use your DLC content on your Jtag console

Credits
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All of the devs/researchers that aided in the Jtag foundation.
Me for writing this tutorial
Zouzzz for the program we will be using.


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Tutorial
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Alright first off we need to find where your purchased DLC content is located
In this picture I have located the Halo 3 map packs that I have purchased.


What to do first is to extract the content you wish to use on your jtag to a folder called "DLC"


Then go to this link and extract the download once it is finished.


Once extracted run the program.


Navigate the program to your DLC folder and hit the red shaded button with the word "hex" in it.


Once it says "Done" you have done it just inject it to where you found it but rename it.



NOTE I will not offer support to those who stole DLC data.
Also if this doesn't work backup you data/dlc and stuff formatt your Xbox HDD on a retail console using that (retail) consoles serial and such. Recover an account on that HDD to get the folder integrity setup and then place in your DLC.

[Nookie]

This can also be done on the JTAG console, using XM360. Also works with XBLA games.

Simply extract and FTP to your console. Runs fine with xexloader or XeXMenu.


DOWNLOAD XM360

[Death]

Originally Posted by Nookie

This can also be done on the JTAG console, using XM360. Also works with XBLA games.

Simply extract and FTP to your console. Runs fine with xexloader or XeXMenu.


DOWNLOAD XM360

I was going to play with all of the Oblivion DLC that came on the second disc, but I heard that I needed ample room on my retail xbox hard drive, and I couldn't just put the DLC on my external hard drive. My retail drive doesn't have enough memory for it, so I was hoping that particular person was wrong..

[nickev123]

Nice tutorial, will help out a lot of people that dont know how to do this.