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<p>GoTeamScotch: DVD emulation and serial debugging boards</p> <hr /> <div>DVD emulation and serial debugging boards</div>

GoTeamScotch https://xboxdevwiki.net/index.php?title=DVD_Emulator&diff=6883 2020-09-23T00:31:15Z

<p>GoTeamScotch: Added photos of DVD emulation board and a separate photo of it next to the debugging board</p> <hr /> <div>The DVD emulator is a feature of [[Development Kits]].<br /> It enables a developer to create and test for DVD remastering.<br /> This means deciding which files to store on the DVD and where on the disk to store them (layout).{{citation needed}}<br /> this is then tested using the DVD emulator software, and hardware for loading speeds and possibly potential faults that could occur.<br /> <br /> The Hardware required for this was a Developement kit, (with the DVD emulation board) some sort of scsi cable, and an XDK-Raptor card.{{citation needed}}<br /> The complete kit, a Raptor PCI Scsi card and Hardisk was numbered: 940-75004 Rev.01<br /> two or more versions of the PCI scsi card are known:<br /> * 700-75307 Rev.01<br /> * 700-75307 Rev 03 [https://assemblergames.com/threads/sealed-xbox-raptor-card-for-xdk-dvd-emu.41763/ Assemblergames](posibly same as rev1?)<br /> <br /> The software was bundled with the official xdk software and a (40GB ?{{citation needed}})Hardisk was connected to the Raptorcard where the DVD mastering image was stored on.<br /> This wasn't the fastest way to get an executable to the Xbox for development, and is useless for Homebrew.{{citation needed}}<br /> {{FIXME|reason=Describe the purpose in more detail}}<br /> <br /> <br /> Picture: [[File:https://i.imgur.com/VNFxuya.jpg]]<br /> Next to serial debugging board: [[File:https://i.imgur.com/OZqxKyH.jpg]]</div>

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