Orangemohawk wrote

xChillest wrote
"Xenon kit" is still a devkit and has a full GB of RAM.

Why the profanity? You obviously did something wrong, most likely an outdated plugin. I can take screenshots from any game and not get the color dis-configuration. The screenshot that's taken is from what is being put out of the console, and the only interference would be a problem with the plugin.

Have you tried screenshotting Halo 3 through Xbox Neighborhood? It's like that on any non-dev kernel.

I've always used xDevkit (a reference dll that calls functions through xbdm.xex, same as neighborhood) and I've never had a problem with it.

EDIT: Also, the screenshot should be saved as a .bmp (bitmap image). Changing the file format of a picture could also cause the color disorientation.

xChillest wrote

Orangemohawk wrote

xChillest wrote
"Xenon kit" is still a devkit and has a full GB of RAM.

Why the profanity? You obviously did something wrong, most likely an outdated plugin. I can take screenshots from any game and not get the color dis-configuration. The screenshot that's taken is from what is being put out of the console, and the only interference would be a problem with the plugin.

Have you tried screenshotting Halo 3 through Xbox Neighborhood? It's like that on any non-dev kernel.

I've always used xDevkit (a reference dll that calls functions through xbdm.xex, same as neighborhood) and I've never had a problem with it.

EDIT: Also, the screenshot should be saved as a .bmp (bitmap image). Changing the file format of a picture could also cause the color disorientation.

Nope, that game is simply broken to natedog's xbdm plugin.