Here's how to re-download your Rock Band DLC on Xbox One: This means you can't do batch downloads within the first-party stores. This is due to first-party (Microsoft and Sony) 'technical restrictions', developer Harmonix said in a post on its website. Depending on how many you need to re-download, that could take a lot of time. Here's the fiddly part: you have to re-download each DLC track individually in order to play the tracks in Rock Band 4. You can only re-download DLC for free within each console family, so Xbox 360 to Xbox One, and PlayStation 3 to PS4. This suggests much of the scripting is cross-platform and not meant for the PS2 in particular.You can now re-download previously bought Rock Band DLC ahead of the launch of Rock Band 4 - but it's a bit fiddly. Many of the scripts refer to functions the PS2 version doesn't have, like unique venues, character outfits, and instruments, or to functions the PS2 itself doesn't support, like DLC testing songs. This is likely an oversight on the part of the porting developer, Pi Studios (a similar thing happened to the Xbox version of Karaoke Revolution, also developed outside Harmonix). The PS2 version of Rock Band has extra DTA copies of every single one of the scripts the game uses.

Most of their games only have the DTB versions of these scripts while they can be converted back to a readable format, they'll be missing their comments. These are written out as plain text (usually nicknamed DTA, after their corresponding file extension in the game's file archive) before being tokenized and stripped of comments for the versions the game actually reads (nicknamed DTB, also after the file extension). Rock Band, like all of Harmonix's games, use a scripting language called Data Array for their higher-level game functions, like loading song data and defining menus.

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