Rock.Band.Song.Pack.2.PAL.XBOX360-LoCAL - Kommentare - xREL.v3

leuchtendrot

User

16. Apr. 2009, 02:01 Uhr

Tracklist:
Angels & Airwaves - It Hurts
Avenged Sevenfold - Afterlife
Blondie - Call Me
Devo - Girl U Want
Disturbed - Indestructible
Duran Duran - Rio
Garbage - Why Do You Love Me
Fall Out Boy - This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race
Judas Priest - You've Got Another Thing Comin'
Lynyrd Skynryd - Simple Man
Maximo Park - Girls Who Play Guitars
Motley Crue - Saints Of Los Angeles
Nine Inch Nails - The Perfect Drug
Pixies - Monkey Gone to Heaven
Papa Roach - Time Is Running Out
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Snow (Hey Oh)
Smashing Pumpkins - Zero
The Cars - Just What I Needed
The Police - Message In A Bottle
Weezer - El Scorcho

1

24

#

J_Ryan

User

16. Apr. 2009, 06:25 Uhr

...gab es auch ein Pack 1 oder war das das von ACDC?

2

1

#

async

User

16. Apr. 2009, 07:39 Uhr

J_Ryan schrieb:
...gab es auch ein Pack 1 oder war das das von ACDC?

Der Pack 1 war der AcDc Pack. Zumindest laut info aus einem Rockband forum.

2

#

Burn2410

User

16. Apr. 2009, 09:36 Uhr

Also ich war jetzt mal auf der Rockband Seite. Da steht aus meiner Sicht ganz klar, dass es nen Track Pack 1 und 2 und zusätzlich noch das spezielle von ACDC gibt.
Hier ist der Link zu den Games
http://www.rockband.com/games

1

3

#

WhySoSerious

User

16. Apr. 2009, 09:42 Uhr

Das ist richtig. Es gibt ein Track Pack Volume 1, wurde allerdings nie in einer PAL-Region veröffentlicht. In Kürze soll es ein Track Pack Volume 3 geben und ich vermute, dass EA wieder herrlich abzockt und uns in Europa mit Volume 3 eigentlich das Volume 1 andrehen will. Mal schauen ...
1 mal bearbeitet, zuletzt 16. Apr. 2009, 09:42 Uhr

5

1

#

Samsnatch

User

20. Apr. 2009, 02:08 Uhr

WhySoSerious schrieb:
Das ist richtig. Es gibt ein Track Pack Volume 1, wurde allerdings nie in einer PAL-Region veröffentlicht. In Kürze soll es ein Track Pack Volume 3 geben und ich vermute, dass EA wieder herrlich abzockt und uns in Europa mit Volume 3 eigentlich das Volume 1 andrehen will. Mal schauen ...

Völliger Blödsinn. Für Xbox 360 und PS3 gab es nie ein Track Pack 1, warum auch, die Songs auf dem Track Pack kann man dort alle einzeln Online im Shop kaufen. Diese Option gibts bei der PS2 und Wii Version mangels Shop nicht und selbstverständlich würde für die das Track pack auch "hier" veröffentlicht.

2

1

#

d3l1

User

20. Apr. 2009, 22:16 Uhr

7GB für ~20 Lieder? kommt mir irgendwie komisch vor oder verpasse ich hier was?

1

0

#

Crypton

User

20. Apr. 2009, 22:29 Uhr

d3l1 schrieb:
7GB für ~20 Lieder? kommt mir irgendwie komisch vor oder verpasse ich hier was?

xy dummy traccks, xbox nimmt ja keine Rips sondern nur volle dumps

bsp Burnout ohne den Dreck war gradma 2,8 gb
1 mal bearbeitet, zuletzt 20. Apr. 2009, 22:35 Uhr

0

1

#

WhySoSerious

User

20. Apr. 2009, 22:45 Uhr

Samsnatch schrieb:

Völliger Blödsinn. Für Xbox 360 und PS3 gab es nie ein Track Pack 1, warum auch, die Songs auf dem Track Pack kann man dort alle einzeln Online im Shop kaufen. Diese Option gibts bei der PS2 und Wii Version mangels Shop nicht und selbstverständlich würde für die das Track pack auch "hier" veröffentlicht.

Völliger Blödsinn? Du widersprichst dich doch selbst. Wenn man alle Songs ohnehin Online kaufen kann, warum dann überhaupt Song Packs für die Xbox360/PS3 auf den Markt werfen? Im übrigen bezog sich meine Aussage auf die Xbox360 Version und nicht, wie in deinem Fall, auf die Wii/PS2-Version. In dem Zusammenhang sind Veröffentlichungen für diese Systeme völlig egal.

1

#

Samsnatch

User

22. Apr. 2009, 11:26 Uhr

WhySoSerious schrieb:

Völliger Blödsinn? Du widersprichst dich doch selbst. Wenn man alle Songs ohnehin Online kaufen kann, warum dann überhaupt Song Packs für die Xbox360/PS3 auf den Markt werfen?

Weil nicht zwangsläufig jeder Xbox 360 und PS3 Besitzer mit der Konsole Online ist und EA gerne jeden potentiellen Kunden melken möchte ?

Im übrigen bezog sich meine Aussage auf die Xbox360 Version

Ach nee, meine Antwort auch. Ich wiederhole es nochmal gerne für dich: Es gibt KEIN Track Pack 1 für Xbox 360 / PS3. Weder in den USA , noch als Pal Version. Somit ist deine Aussage falsch, schwachsinn, inkorrekt, du kannst dir gerne was aussuchen.

0

2

#

d3l1

User

23. Apr. 2009, 17:37 Uhr

Crypton schrieb:

xy dummy traccks, xbox nimmt ja keine Rips sondern nur volle dumps

bsp Burnout ohne den Dreck war gradma 2,8 gb

ah thx, dann werd ich das mal testen. für den ganzen DLC gibt es ja noch keinen weg um XBL und points herum oder?

1

0

#

sibsib

User

16. Nov. 2021, 06:44 Uhr

abgx360-Log (alle Logs mit hadzz.com/abgx/ als Backup für die down gegangene ABGX-Seite erstellt, die CRC-Daten der Dateien wurden vorher mit den Infos bei srrdb abgeglichen):

[Spoiler: Zum Lesen hier klicken!]

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
\\//\\//\\//\\// _ |_ _ \ \/ /_ _ _ \\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\
//\\//\\//\\//\\ (_||_)(_|/ /\ \_||_ | | //\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//
------------------------_|------_||_||_|--v1.0.6-------[http://abgx360.net]----

Checking for updates to GameNameLookup.csv and abgx360.dat...
Server file GameNameLookup.csv no newer than local file - not retrieving
Server file abgx360.dat no newer than local file - not retrieving

Checking Game
ISO: "H:\Xbox360\Rock Band - Track Pack Vol. 2\Rock.Band.Song.Pack.2.PAL.XBOX360-LoCAL\rockbandsongpack2pal360.iso"
Size: 7835492352 bytes
Game partition offset: 0xFD90000
Root sector: 1783935 (0xE99CF800), 2048 bytes
default.xex sector: 413126 (0x42473000), 9482240 bytes
Files in ISO: 12, Folders in ISO: 3
Total bytes used: 2814662741 (38.56%)
Game appears to have random padding

Checking default.xex
Module Flags: Title Module
Image Flags: Original Media Only
64 KB Pages
System Flags: Uses Game Voice Channel
Title ID: 45410881 (EA-2177)
Ver / Base Ver: v0.0.0.2 / v0.0.0.2
Disc Number: 1 of 1
Original PE Filename: band.exe
Original PE Timestamp: 2009/01/08 19:47:05
Min Kernel Required: v2.0.6717.0
Allowed Media Types: Xbox 360 Original Disc
Game Ratings: PEGI: 12+
PEGI-FI: 11+
PEGI-PT: 12+
BBFC: 12+
USK: All Ages
OFLC-AU: G8+ (General 8+)
OFLC-NZ: PG (Parental Guidance recommended)
Compression Info: Uncompressed and Encrypted
Title Type: Full Game Title
Dashboard Languages: English (default)
German
French
Spanish
Italian
Game Name: Rock Band Song Pack 2
Developer: Harmonix Music Systems, Inc.
Publisher: MTV Games
Genre: Music: Rhythm Action
Description: Live out your rock 'n' roll fantasy with the most
cutting-edge music game ever!
Features: Offline Players: 1-4
Offline Co-op
Dolby 5.1
Multiplayer Versus
Special Peripherals
No Avatar Awards
Achievements: 12 Achievements totaling 250 Gamerscore
XEX CRC = BAE4CFB0
XEX Media ID: C28689A2799398F6B10D05D4-531D1A9F

Rock Band Track Pack Vol. 2

Region Code: 0x00FF0000
PAL

Checking SS
04FB20h ------- PSN ------> 20339Fh DFCC60h ------- PSN ------> FB04DFh
+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| L0 Data Area = 1783936 sectors | L1 Data Area = 1783936 sectors |
+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+
0x000FD90000 --------> 0x00E99CFFFF 0x00E99D0000 --------> 0x01C360FFFF
<----------------- 3567872 sectors (7307001856 bytes) ---------------->

Timestamp of Authoring: 2009/01/13 00:00:00
Timestamp of Mastering: 2009/03/24 22:07:06
SS Version: 1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
CT RT CID Tol Mod Typ Data CD Response Angle Deviation
-- -- -- -- -- -- ------------- -------- ---------- ----- ------------
14 0F 00 00 E01BA615 6D1736FF
03 0F 00 04A9B0 04B9AF E01BA615 6D1736FF00
15 B9 00 00 12EFFD44 475E1CDE
01 B9 00 20D7F0 20E7EF 12EFFD44 475E1CDE00
14 2E 00 00 5B7B09FF ED0EF926
03 2E 00 DF85F0 DF95EF 5B7B09FF ED0EF92600
15 66 00 00 6F6356AC 2F0D5477
01 66 00 FB5B70 FB6B6F 6F6356AC 2F0D547700
24 EA 0F 00 2B72BFE9 2B720001 1
07 EA 00 04A9B0 04B72F 2B72BFE9 0000000000 0 -1 (00.6%)
25 2B 0F 00 BD495A99 BD49005B 91
05 2B 00 20D7F0 20E56F BD495A99 5900000000 89 -2 (01.1%)
24 68 0F 00 A931C131 A93100B5 181
07 68 00 DF85F0 DF936F A931C131 B400000000 180 -1 (00.6%)
25 B3 0F 00 4D226F41 4D22010F 271
05 B3 00 FB5B70 FB68EF 4D226F41 0E01000000 270 -1 (00.6%)
01 87 00 00 9FF31703 EBB29832
00 87 00 0CEBB2 989832 00000000 0000000000
E0 C5 00 00 947A85DB F6E65B49
E0 C5 00 8EF6E6 F95B49 00000000 0000000000
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
CPR_MAI: 9FF31703
SS CRC = 90D00182 (RawSS = 6B92C65F)
SS Media ID: C28689A2799398F6B10D05D4-531D1A9F (matches game)
SS looks valid

Checking DMI
Timestamp of Authoring: 2009/01/13 00:00:00 (matches SS)
Catalog Number: EA-2177-02-E0-X11
DMI CRC = 212C64F5
DMI Media ID: C28689A2799398F6B10D05D4-531D1A9F (matches game)
DMI looks valid

Checking PFI
030000h ------- PSN ------> 03086Fh FCF790h ------- PSN ------> FCF9C3h
+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| L0 Data Area = 0002160 sectors | L1 Data Area = 0000564 sectors |
+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+
0x0000000000 --------> 0x0000437FFF 0x01D2F68000 --------> 0x01D3081FFF
<----------------- 0002724 sectors (0005578752 bytes) ---------------->

PFI CRC = A4CFB59C
PFI matches known data (2nd Wave)

Video partition found
Volume ID: "XGD2DVD_NTSC"
Volume space size: 2724 sectors (5578752 bytes)
Volume creation date & time: 2006/03/06 21:09:07 (GMT-08:00)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
L0 Video padding contains data but this is normal for XGD2 (The old way of
putting L1 video on L0). Add command line option --pL0 if you want to blank it
out (the data hasn't actually been checked that it matches L1 video... it could
be anything). Note that XGD2 ISOs without L1 video on L0 will appear to have
bad video data when checked with older versions of abgx360. This version of
abgx360 doesn't care about L1 video on L0... it will pad L0 video with zeroes
whenever video is autofixed or manually patched. You can rest assured that only
old and unsafe custom firmwares will read L1 video from L0; newer ones will
read it properly from L1. If you're tired of seeing this message then just
disable "Check/Fix Video padding", as it still makes no difference in terms
of stealth... this option only exists as a way to make sure ISOs are "clean",
with no extra data in areas that aren't CRC checked.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
L1 Video is zero padded
Video CRC = 91410773 (V0 = 81DF6964, V1 = E47F6A94)
Video partition matches known data (2nd Wave)

Basic Stealth check passed!

Starting Verification
Looking for 90D00182BAE4CFB0.ini in the online verified database
Server file 90D00182BAE4CFB0.ini no newer than local file - not retrieving

Using 90D00182BAE4CFB0.ini (323 bytes):

[90D00182BAE4CFB0]
SS=90D00182
RawSS=B0936A1D
PFI=A4CFB59C
DMI=212C64F5
RegionFlags=00FF0000
V0=81DF6964
V1=E47F6A94
Video=91410773
Game=F50C153A
XexHash=BAE4CFB0
MediaID=C28689A2799398F6B10D05D4-531D1A9F
DiscSource=Retail
GameName=Rock Band Song Pack 2
GamerTag=PRiSM
DriveName=Unknown
DriveFW=1.00
Notes=[abgx360 v1.0.1]

Video CRC matches
V0 CRC matches
V1 CRC matches
PFI CRC matches
DMI CRC matches
SS CRC matches
Xex CRC matches
AnyDVD style corruption was not detected
Game CRC = 48F3B6C0

Game partition CRC does not match the verified ini! There are 4 possibilities:

1. This is a bad rip (the most likely cause). If you're checking a DVD backup
and have AnyDVD or a similar app installed, make absolutely sure the process is
killed! If this is a scene release, search for it on abgx.net and look at the
column "Bad CRC or Needs Fixing". If you see a <!> icon, hover over it with
your mouse to read the alt text. If it says something like "Bad game data CRC"
or gives the name of a fix (PPF patch), we already know about it. It's also
highly recommended to run abgx360 again with AutoFix set to level 3 if you
applied a PPF to make sure stealth files haven't been corrupted. See "What is
AnyDVD style corruption?" in the GUI Quickstart tab for more info on game data
corruption.

2. Your CPU/RAM/HDD/data bus is unstable and corrupted the data during
extraction/burning or while checking the CRC. Make sure to run the sfv and try
extracting it again (assuming you have the sfv/rars) and recheck the ISO/DVD to
see if you get the same CRC.

3. Game data was intentionally modified for some reason. Microsoft does not
take kindly to modifications for any purpose, and even benign changes to game
data or settings will get you banned from Xbox Live!

4. The verified Game CRC in the database is wrong (very unlikely).

Stealth was verified but game data wasn't

Mit dem PPF-Patch im Release Rock.Band.Song.Pack.2.FIX.PAL.XBOX360-PRiSM kann der CRC-Fehler im Abgleich mit der abgx360-Datenbank behoben werden. Hier der resultierende Log:

[Spoiler: Zum Lesen hier klicken!]

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
\\//\\//\\//\\// _ |_ _ \ \/ /_ _ _ \\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\
//\\//\\//\\//\\ (_||_)(_|/ /\ \_||_ | | //\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//\\//
------------------------_|------_||_||_|--v1.0.6-------[http://abgx360.net]----

Checking for updates to GameNameLookup.csv and abgx360.dat...
Server file GameNameLookup.csv no newer than local file - not retrieving
Server file abgx360.dat no newer than local file - not retrieving

Checking Game
ISO: "H:\Xbox360\Rock Band - Track Pack Vol. 2\Rock.Band.Song.Pack.2.PAL.XBOX360-LoCAL\rockbandsongpack2pal360.iso"
Size: 7835492352 bytes
Game partition offset: 0xFD90000
Root sector: 1783935 (0xE99CF800), 2048 bytes
default.xex sector: 413126 (0x42473000), 9482240 bytes
Files in ISO: 12, Folders in ISO: 3
Total bytes used: 2814662741 (38.56%)
Game appears to have random padding

Checking default.xex
Module Flags: Title Module
Image Flags: Original Media Only
64 KB Pages
System Flags: Uses Game Voice Channel
Title ID: 45410881 (EA-2177)
Ver / Base Ver: v0.0.0.2 / v0.0.0.2
Disc Number: 1 of 1
Original PE Filename: band.exe
Original PE Timestamp: 2009/01/08 19:47:05
Min Kernel Required: v2.0.6717.0
Allowed Media Types: Xbox 360 Original Disc
Game Ratings: PEGI: 12+
PEGI-FI: 11+
PEGI-PT: 12+
BBFC: 12+
USK: All Ages
OFLC-AU: G8+ (General 8+)
OFLC-NZ: PG (Parental Guidance recommended)
Compression Info: Uncompressed and Encrypted
Title Type: Full Game Title
Dashboard Languages: English (default)
German
French
Spanish
Italian
Game Name: Rock Band Song Pack 2
Developer: Harmonix Music Systems, Inc.
Publisher: MTV Games
Genre: Music: Rhythm Action
Description: Live out your rock 'n' roll fantasy with the most
cutting-edge music game ever!
Features: Offline Players: 1-4
Offline Co-op
Dolby 5.1
Multiplayer Versus
Special Peripherals
No Avatar Awards
Achievements: 12 Achievements totaling 250 Gamerscore
XEX CRC = BAE4CFB0
XEX Media ID: C28689A2799398F6B10D05D4-531D1A9F

Rock Band Track Pack Vol. 2

Region Code: 0x00FF0000
PAL

Checking SS
04FB20h ------- PSN ------> 20339Fh DFCC60h ------- PSN ------> FB04DFh
+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| L0 Data Area = 1783936 sectors | L1 Data Area = 1783936 sectors |
+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+
0x000FD90000 --------> 0x00E99CFFFF 0x00E99D0000 --------> 0x01C360FFFF
<----------------- 3567872 sectors (7307001856 bytes) ---------------->

Timestamp of Authoring: 2009/01/13 00:00:00
Timestamp of Mastering: 2009/03/24 22:07:06
SS Version: 1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
CT RT CID Tol Mod Typ Data CD Response Angle Deviation
-- -- -- -- -- -- ------------- -------- ---------- ----- ------------
14 0F 00 00 E01BA615 6D1736FF
03 0F 00 04A9B0 04B9AF E01BA615 6D1736FF00
15 B9 00 00 12EFFD44 475E1CDE
01 B9 00 20D7F0 20E7EF 12EFFD44 475E1CDE00
14 2E 00 00 5B7B09FF ED0EF926
03 2E 00 DF85F0 DF95EF 5B7B09FF ED0EF92600
15 66 00 00 6F6356AC 2F0D5477
01 66 00 FB5B70 FB6B6F 6F6356AC 2F0D547700
24 EA 0F 00 2B72BFE9 2B720001 1
07 EA 00 04A9B0 04B72F 2B72BFE9 0100000000 1 0 (00.0%)
25 2B 0F 00 BD495A99 BD49005B 91
05 2B 00 20D7F0 20E56F BD495A99 5900000000 89 -2 (01.1%)
24 68 0F 00 A931C131 A93100B5 181
07 68 00 DF85F0 DF936F A931C131 B400000000 180 -1 (00.6%)
25 B3 0F 00 4D226F41 4D22010F 271
05 B3 00 FB5B70 FB68EF 4D226F41 0E01000000 270 -1 (00.6%)
01 87 00 00 9FF31703 EBB29832
00 87 00 0CEBB2 989832 00000000 0000000000
E0 C5 00 00 947A85DB F6E65B49
E0 C5 00 8EF6E6 F95B49 00000000 0000000000
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
CPR_MAI: 9FF31703
SS CRC = 90D00182 (RawSS = D2B0C457)
SS Media ID: C28689A2799398F6B10D05D4-531D1A9F (matches game)
SS looks valid

Checking DMI
Timestamp of Authoring: 2009/01/13 00:00:00 (matches SS)
Catalog Number: EA-2177-02-E0-X11
DMI CRC = 212C64F5
DMI Media ID: C28689A2799398F6B10D05D4-531D1A9F (matches game)
DMI looks valid

Checking PFI
030000h ------- PSN ------> 03086Fh FCF790h ------- PSN ------> FCF9C3h
+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| L0 Data Area = 0002160 sectors | L1 Data Area = 0000564 sectors |
+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+
0x0000000000 --------> 0x0000437FFF 0x01D2F68000 --------> 0x01D3081FFF
<----------------- 0002724 sectors (0005578752 bytes) ---------------->

PFI CRC = A4CFB59C
PFI matches known data (2nd Wave)

Video partition found
Volume ID: "XGD2DVD_NTSC"
Volume space size: 2724 sectors (5578752 bytes)
Volume creation date & time: 2006/03/06 21:09:07 (GMT-08:00)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
L0 Video padding contains data but this is normal for XGD2 (The old way of
putting L1 video on L0). Add command line option --pL0 if you want to blank it
out (the data hasn't actually been checked that it matches L1 video... it could
be anything). Note that XGD2 ISOs without L1 video on L0 will appear to have
bad video data when checked with older versions of abgx360. This version of
abgx360 doesn't care about L1 video on L0... it will pad L0 video with zeroes
whenever video is autofixed or manually patched. You can rest assured that only
old and unsafe custom firmwares will read L1 video from L0; newer ones will
read it properly from L1. If you're tired of seeing this message then just
disable "Check/Fix Video padding", as it still makes no difference in terms
of stealth... this option only exists as a way to make sure ISOs are "clean",
with no extra data in areas that aren't CRC checked.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
L1 Video is zero padded
Video CRC = 91410773 (V0 = 81DF6964, V1 = E47F6A94)
Video partition matches known data (2nd Wave)

Basic Stealth check passed!

Starting Verification
Looking for 90D00182BAE4CFB0.ini in the online verified database
Server file 90D00182BAE4CFB0.ini no newer than local file - not retrieving

Using 90D00182BAE4CFB0.ini (323 bytes):

[90D00182BAE4CFB0]
SS=90D00182
RawSS=B0936A1D
PFI=A4CFB59C
DMI=212C64F5
RegionFlags=00FF0000
V0=81DF6964
V1=E47F6A94
Video=91410773
Game=F50C153A
XexHash=BAE4CFB0
MediaID=C28689A2799398F6B10D05D4-531D1A9F
DiscSource=Retail
GameName=Rock Band Song Pack 2
GamerTag=PRiSM
DriveName=Unknown
DriveFW=1.00
Notes=[abgx360 v1.0.1]

Video CRC matches
V0 CRC matches
V1 CRC matches
PFI CRC matches
DMI CRC matches
SS CRC matches
Xex CRC matches
AnyDVD style corruption was not detected
Game CRC = F50C153A (matches)

All CRCs match
Verification was successful!

0

#