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'''Xbox Content Archive Tool''' (XCAT) is a utility that runs directly on an Xbox console to assist in finding [[Xbox:Unarchived_DLC|unarchived DLC]] and other lost content. When run the application will scan the Xbox hard drive for any content that has yet to be archived and upload it directly to the servers of the XCAT Team for later analysis, sorting, and archival. | '''Xbox Content Archive Tool''' (XCAT) is a utility that runs directly on an Xbox console to assist in finding [[Xbox:Unarchived_DLC|unarchived DLC]] and other lost content. When run the application will scan the Xbox hard drive for any content that has yet to be archived and upload it directly to the servers of the XCAT Team for later analysis, sorting, and archival. | ||
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File:XCAT_1.00_start_screen.png|Start screen | |||
File:XCAT_1.00_network_init.png|Network init | |||
File:XCAT_1.00_processing_content.png|Processing content | |||
</Gallery> | |||
== Using XCAT == | == Using XCAT == | ||
Revision as of 05:28, 7 January 2024
Xbox Content Archive Tool (XCAT) is a utility that runs directly on an Xbox console to assist in finding unarchived DLC and other lost content. When run the application will scan the Xbox hard drive for any content that has yet to be archived and upload it directly to the servers of the XCAT Team for later analysis, sorting, and archival.
Start screen
Network init
Processing content
Using XCAT
- Transfer the XCAT XBE file to the console via FTP, memory card, or DVD
- Ensure the console has internet access
- Run the XBE and follow the prompts
- Depending on the amount of data stored on the hard disk it may take an hour or more to scan and perform any uploads