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imgur wrote I personally prefer working with the extracted versions of games, rather than the ISO of the game.
That's all preference, either works.

To work with your RGH from your computer you can use Neighborhood/SDK (I prefer) or FTP

What do you mean extracted versions? I downloaded the games and they come in a folder that looks like this:

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In the last folder there's an .iso file, if that helps.

The rips of the games, not the burnable iso version.

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Is there any way to go from .iso to GoD like those?

Nuka wrote
Is there any way to go from .iso to GoD like those?

Use a program called iso2GoD. That should do the trick ;)

Video tutorial can be found here:

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Nuka wrote
Is there any way to go from .iso to GoD like those?

Use a program called iso2GoD. That should do the trick ;)

Video tutorial can be found here:

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Thanks so much dude! Huge help..

Here is a good tutorial for extracting files from game .iso's
Forums/t=6865166/tutorial-how-to-...e-iso.html
As for file transfer, use USB to move files that are several GB's + and Neighborhood for smaller files.
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-Skittle wrote Here is a good tutorial for extracting files from game .iso's
Forums/t=6865166/tutorial-how-to-...e-iso.html
As for file transfer, use USB to move files that are several GB's + and Neighborhood for smaller files.
Neighborhood:
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Would Neighborhood still work good for games? If I wanted to move FIFA 15, which is around 7.5 GB's, would I be able to move it?

Nuka wrote

-Skittle wrote Here is a good tutorial for extracting files from game .iso's
Forums/t=6865166/tutorial-how-to-...e-iso.html
As for file transfer, use USB to move files that are several GB's + and Neighborhood for smaller files.
Neighborhood:
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Would Neighborhood still work good for games? If I wanted to move FIFA 15, which is around 7.5 GB's, would I be able to move it?

You would be able to, but I would not recommend it as it would take around an hour whereas hardware transfer could take around 30 minutes. And if you use Neighborhood for long transfers, doin anything online will pretty much stop Neighbourhood from doing anything.

Nuka wrote

imgur wrote I personally prefer working with the extracted versions of games, rather than the ISO of the game.
That's all preference, either works.

To work with your RGH from your computer you can use Neighborhood/SDK (I prefer) or FTP

What do you mean extracted versions? I downloaded the games and they come in a folder that looks like this:

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In the last folder there's an .iso file, if that helps.

Those files are not extracted correctly. You do not want 30+ files, it will not work. Highlight all of those files (not the WinRAR archives) and right click it. Click on Extract Files. It will compress all of them into one big file. Then since you want to have it as a GOD, run the whole file through ISO2GOD, it's pretty straight forward, you just point it to the big file you have, and set a destination, and let it work its magic. After that, you want to run the game through ABGX in order to repatch the game so it does not pull up any red flags when you are online and running it.

i just use xbox backup creator pm me for the download link made by redline99 i just put in the iso click extract to usb where my folder called bo2 is and then it extracts all of the bo2 files to that folder then you put the usb in xbox and go to xex menu and you can play off of usb or just move to hdd also you can use neighboorhood to transfer over but takes along time

EzLobbiesV2 wrote i just use xbox backup creator pm me for the download link made by redline99 i just put in the iso click extract to usb where my folder called bo2 is and then it extracts all of the bo2 files to that folder then you put the usb in xbox and go to xex menu and you can play off of usb or just move to hdd also you can use neighboorhood to transfer over but takes along time

I recommend Xbox Image Browser over Xbox Backup Creator as it is easier to use. It is the browser integrated into Xbox Backup Creator but as I said, it better.

if you would like to add me on skype i can give you all my files that i have for when i had my rgh...i can help you turning those 30 files into one big file...ill give you the programs