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Hi, after downloading all the Customs I want I prepared my sticks following your great video tutorial.
Now I realize that all the tools are PC-only, but unfortunalety I’m a Mac user. The problem is that the rest of our computers are Linux powered so I have really no access to an Windows-powered machine.
Does someone know an alternative program for injecting TU4, the customs, etc which is Mac (or Linux) compatible?
Thank you
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Ok, I’ve found some cross-plattform programm (OS X, Linux, Windows) called “Velocity”.
The description of their video presentation says: “Velocity supports STFS, XDBF, and STRB file formats. Currently, Velocity does not support FATX, but hopefully will in the near future”
You can download it here: https://github.com/hetelek/Velocity/downloads
My question: Is this programm something I’m looking for?
Now I realize that all the tools are PC-only, but unfortunalety I’m a Mac user. The problem is that the rest of our computers are Linux powered so I have really no access to an Windows-powered machine.
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Ok, I’ve found some cross-plattform programm (OS X, Linux, Windows) called “Velocity”.
Maybe it’s good, I unfortunately have no idea. If that works, please do share so that people with no Windows can use it as an alternative. Also, virtual boxes should be more than fine: Linux has a nice selection, although, granted, you still need a copy of Windows.
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Maybe it’s good, I unfortunately have no idea. If that works, please do share so that people with no Windows can use it as an alternative. Also, virtual boxes should be more than fine: Linux has a nice selection, although, granted, you still need a copy of Windows.
I installed it but I had no idea what to do xD
So there was only one solution: bring two USB sticks to school (first one: Xbox stick; second one: stick with downloaded customs + TE4 on it), go into the computer room, download Party Buffalo and inject those files. Everything works fine and my Rock Band library became 100% more epic! Thanks
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