Gamer Picture Injector 2.0

[Throwback]

Can you get on AIM real quick?

If the FEAR picture pack is not in the GPI, you will have to look for someone's gamertag that is using one of the picture from the pack, and click on properties of the picture you are looking at on xbox.com, then save the ids and add it into the GPI. I have the pack on my tag, i can change my picture so you can get the id off it if you want. My aim is in my sig.

[Dsella]

I already added F.E.A.R.

Found a nice list of everything here..

http://360.kingla.com/?group=&sort=id&type=

So if you don't see a game, add it and get the ID off there.

Also, where are the Zero Hour pics or whatever?

[Throwback]

Also, where are the Zero Hour pics or whatever?

The id for the zero hour pics would be 584b07e5.

[Dsella]

Alright, I added Zero Hour to the database..

Update your games and look at the bottom or search for Zero Hour.

[Orpheus]

I know this thread hasn't been posted in for a while but I have a question regarding this tool. I understand that as it resigns everything to the default profile it is safe to use the gamerpics as it is the same as using pics from someone elses profile on your console.

My question is, on the original Xbox, Microsoft could check for certain files on your harddrive to check if you had installed third party software and ban your console from Xbox Live. Can they do this on the 360 and if so, is it really safe to name the output file anything?

Also, how do you keep updated on the software? How can I check for new versions? And in case anyone here knows who developed it, can I suggest a feature for future, the ability to clear the main window as if you have searched for a few games, it gets full quite quick and makes it difficult if you are searching for a few different games at once.

[Throwback]

I know this thread hasn't been posted in for a while but I have a question regarding this tool. I understand that as it resigns everything to the default profile it is safe to use the gamerpics as it is the same as using pics from someone elses profile on your console.

My question is, on the original Xbox, Microsoft could check for certain files on your harddrive to check if you had installed third party software and ban your console from Xbox Live. Can they do this on the 360 and if so, is it really safe to name the output file anything?

Also, how do you keep updated on the software? How can I check for new versions? And in case anyone here knows who developed it, can I suggest a feature for future, the ability to clear the main window as if you have searched for a few games, it gets full quite quick and makes it difficult if you are searching for a few different games at once.

GPI 2.0 isnt very effective at updating games, its not like you can add an id and it will update to the database for everyone else to use. Most pics i add manually. They cant ban your console for this because all you are doing is changing the direct source of where you get your pic from, a direct link if you will. As long as its an image property of Xbox Live, you will be safe. If the injector gets full, just close it, reopen it and search some more.

[Orpheus]

GPI 2.0 isnt very effective at updating games, its not like you can add an id and it will update to the database for everyone else to use. Most pics i add manually. They cant ban your console for this because all you are doing is changing the direct source of where you get your pic from, a direct link if you will. As long as its an image property of Xbox Live, you will be safe. If the injector gets full, just close it, reopen it and search some more.

I know this, but when connected to Xbox Live, can Microsoft check your hard drive contents in any way as then they might see the file named Fable (for instance) in that folder where there shouldn't be such a file name and ban your console ID. I only wonder about this as I know that it was possible for them to detect certain files on the hard drive of the original Xbox.

[Throwback]

I know this, but when connected to Xbox Live, can Microsoft check your hard drive contents in any way as then they might see the file named Fable (for instance) in that folder where there shouldn't be such a file name and ban your console ID. I only wonder about this as I know that it was possible for them to detect certain files on the hard drive of the original Xbox.

I dont keep it on my hard drive, just move it using an mu then deleting the content after i pick my pic. Its like goin over to a friends house using his xbox to get a pic u want then goin back home to update. So fast it never happened. If you keep a file like that on your hard drive and leave it there, youre asking for a ban.

[Orpheus]

I followed the guide, got the pictures I wanted, put them on my 60GB hard drive using a transfer cable and the latest XPort, I then looked at my pics on the 360 and tried selecting one whilst not connected to Xbox Live, I can select any of my other pictures whilst disconnected, but although these show I cannot select them. Do I have to be connected to Xbox Live in order to select one? How do you normally do it Throwback as I don't want to be connected with the file on the drive if possible and I do not have a memory card.

[FuZ3]

I have never heard of anyone getting banned on the original Xbox for "modified" files or the Xbox 360, unless of course you're hacking gamerscore. And if you're so worried just spend the $5 and buy yourself a few picture packs.