Good luck with what ever set up you choose! Check out the guys at for expert help as there are many threads on exactly what your asking. Everything is subject to change as more features are reviled. This is how the setup would have to work based on available information. That should allow you to use it as a DVR. Then connect your XBOX one to the XBOX 360 using the HDMI pass-through. Connect your XBOX 360 to your computer as an extender and run Windows Media Center to extend it to the XBOX 360.

You will need the following things Ī TV card for your computer (I use a Hauppage 2250)Ĭonnect your cable TV subscription to your TV card in your desktop computer. To make the XBOX One work as a DVR will require a large setup. I have not heard anything about it being able to use an OTA antenna for shows. What it will do is overlay it's programming guide onto your cable box and control it through HDMI pass-through so you will have to have a cable subscription. From what we understand, the XBOX One will not have a stand alone TV DVR capability in it. You will just need to try and see if it does.Yes, I do all the above that you mention. If your DVD drive is not on the list, I have no idea if it will work. Not all DVD burners are compatible with the BurnerMAX Payload, however below is a list of DVD drives confirmed working with the BurnerMAX Payload. This means you can now burn the full Xbox 360 XGD3 ISO and the burn process will not fail at 97%.īe aware you will need to use the BurnerMAX Payload every time you insert a blank DVD+R DL disc. You should see the disc size is now 8,738,897,920 bytes Click to expand.Now go back to IMGBurn and re load the DVD drive.

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