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[Help] burned xbox 360 games giving Open tray error
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So to start off I bought a Xbox of eBay flashed with Lt 3.0. The Xbox had a burned Titan fall disc that works perfectly fine. I had then purchase Verbatim DVD R DL disk and went to go burn halo reach. I ran ISO through abgx and auto fixed alot of data. So after I went imgburn, after the burn was complete and said "operation successful, I thought to Myself Yay! When I went to insert the game into disc tray it started spinning but then stop and said Open tray. I thought to myself maybe it was just bad ISO so I tried again but with Battlefield 4 and used the burnermax payload tool but ended with same results. I searched Google for setting for my disc drive but found none for my model, I have taken a look at the POT Tweak but it still play s titanfall so I ruled that out. I did test on kprobe and neroDiskspeed. I got an error message on neroDiscspeed. I'd Really appreciate any Help! Thanks!
DiscDrive: TSSTcorpCDDVDW SH-224BB
Imgburn Settings: Left at Default
Kprobe Results
Date : 7/30/2014 5:13:20 PM
Model : 0-0-0-0 D:TSSTcorpCDDVDW SH-224BB SB00
Disc : DVD+R DL , MKM001 [Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation]
Speed : 4x
ECC blocks sum (PI/PIF) : 8/1
Scanned range : 0 - 4267010
Sampling count : 266605
Errors : 0
PI Max : 44
PI Average : 2.24
PI Total : 74800
PIF Max : 3
PIF Average : 0.13
PIF Total : 4448
NeroDiscspeed:
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DiscDrive: TSSTcorpCDDVDW SH-224BB
Imgburn Settings: Left at Default
Kprobe Results
Date : 7/30/2014 5:13:20 PM
Model : 0-0-0-0 D:TSSTcorpCDDVDW SH-224BB SB00
Disc : DVD+R DL , MKM001 [Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation]
Speed : 4x
ECC blocks sum (PI/PIF) : 8/1
Scanned range : 0 - 4267010
Sampling count : 266605
Errors : 0
PI Max : 44
PI Average : 2.24
PI Total : 74800
PIF Max : 3
PIF Average : 0.13
PIF Total : 4448
NeroDiscspeed:
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You should try changing your computers disc drive, because it could be that your computer disc drive is not burning the ISO file properly onto the disc. You can buy the proper disc burner for burning any type of games for about 30-40.
iHAS124 DVD Burner (specially for the latest version of Xbox Games XDG3)
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Also you should check the Xbox games ISO to see if it's "Region Free" or if its compatible with your Xbox e.g. PAL/NTSC.
You should check for what type of flashed Drive is in the Xbox and to see if its the same region your games are on.
Have you put settings in correctly for ImgBurn ? If not google the settings e.g. settings for ImgBurn for xdg3 games. (I CANT POST LINK OF SETTINGS AS IT WINT LET ME)
I STRONGLY recommend you that you should put the Write Speed at its lowest from 1x-2.4x, as the more slower it burns files onto a disc it will do it perfectly without rushing or missing little things out which can corrupt the Disc.
iHAS124 DVD Burner (specially for the latest version of Xbox Games XDG3)
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Also you should check the Xbox games ISO to see if it's "Region Free" or if its compatible with your Xbox e.g. PAL/NTSC.
You should check for what type of flashed Drive is in the Xbox and to see if its the same region your games are on.
Have you put settings in correctly for ImgBurn ? If not google the settings e.g. settings for ImgBurn for xdg3 games. (I CANT POST LINK OF SETTINGS AS IT WINT LET ME)
I STRONGLY recommend you that you should put the Write Speed at its lowest from 1x-2.4x, as the more slower it burns files onto a disc it will do it perfectly without rushing or missing little things out which can corrupt the Disc.
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