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Completely stupid and pointless question, but I'll ask anyway...
Has anyone actually put a DVD movie disc iin their Xbox without a DVD remote connected?
If so - what happens?
I hadn't even thought of trying until now, but I'm not at home, so I can't!
Has anyone actually put a DVD movie disc iin their Xbox without a DVD remote connected?
If so - what happens?
I hadn't even thought of trying until now, but I'm not at home, so I can't!
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Is that Digitheatre or Digitheatre DTS?
There is a review of the first on our Xbox Site if people are interested in getting the Dolby Digital experiance for their Xbox.
http://www.XboxRules.com
I have the DTS version, and my god the bass ;)
There is a review of the first on our Xbox Site if people are interested in getting the Dolby Digital experiance for their Xbox.
http://www.XboxRules.com
I have the DTS version, and my god the bass ;)
I cant get my bloody xbox to read cdrs it just says blah blah xbox disc blah blah or clean it on every single one!!
I've tried putting almost everything in my Xbox. Nothing dodgy, you understand - just various discs. My CDR discs work fine, but movies without the contoller just inform you that you need the kit. I hope booster discs will be developed in the future - it would be great to get add ons and extras put on magazines, etc.
Put an XBox disc in your DVD player or PC for a rather cool and unexpected animation telling you to put the disc in your XBox. I put the PSOne version of Obi Wan in my Xbox the other day and it worked fine. Oh, you mean that was actually the Xbox version? Sorry, I couldn't tell!!
So, the only thing the Xbox will play are official Xbox games, unsurprisingly, and Audio CDs (including some CDR/CDRWs). You need the kit for DVDs, which is well worth getting for a very good DVD player. Just get the advanced scart adapter or equivalent and the DVD remote kit and connect your 'box to a Dolby Digital amp (I've got the Digitheatre set up which does the job nocely) and you're sorted.
Put an XBox disc in your DVD player or PC for a rather cool and unexpected animation telling you to put the disc in your XBox. I put the PSOne version of Obi Wan in my Xbox the other day and it worked fine. Oh, you mean that was actually the Xbox version? Sorry, I couldn't tell!!
So, the only thing the Xbox will play are official Xbox games, unsurprisingly, and Audio CDs (including some CDR/CDRWs). You need the kit for DVDs, which is well worth getting for a very good DVD player. Just get the advanced scart adapter or equivalent and the DVD remote kit and connect your 'box to a Dolby Digital amp (I've got the Digitheatre set up which does the job nocely) and you're sorted.
I put an X-Box game in my PS2 - whoa!!
The PS2 spat it out, and shouted "FILTH!!". How enlightening.
The PS2 spat it out, and shouted "FILTH!!". How enlightening.
that's nothing new on the dreamcast if you put the GD in a CD player it played a warning message.
but thanx for risking blowing up and destroying the world with your little exsperiment.
;)
but thanx for risking blowing up and destroying the world with your little exsperiment.
;)
GlideM wrote:
> You lot have to much time on your hands, he he.
....thats not time.......thats blisters from...errrr...rrr..eeerrrmmmmmm playing video games, yeah....video games.....!!!lol
> You lot have to much time on your hands, he he.
....thats not time.......thats blisters from...errrr...rrr..eeerrrmmmmmm playing video games, yeah....video games.....!!!lol
You lot have to much time on your hands, he he.
Plays a little movie, and tells you to put the disk in your Xbox.
How thoughtful
How thoughtful
like what?
Try putting an Xbox game in a DVD player.
It actually does something....
It actually does something....
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