Exporting songs on Xbox 360 - Error code 800700E8

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NOTE: The LEGO Rock Band song export will cost $10 (800 Microsoft Points).


Exporting Songs from LEGO Rock Band (Xbox 360):

1. Go to http://www.rockband.com/lego-export and enter the code found in your copy of LEGO Rock Band.
2. Press the Xbox Guide button on your controller (the one with a big green X on it)
3. Tab over to the left twice and select "Redeem Code"
4. Enter the code provided to you by www.rockband.com/lego-export.
5. After the Export license key has downloaded, put the LEGO Rock Band disc in your Xbox 360 console and start the game.
6. Select "Music Store"
7. Select "Export Download" to export the LEGO Rock Band tracks to your Xbox 360 console.
8. Follow the on-screen instructions to purchase and download the export pack.

Error code 800700E8:

You are getting this error due to a conflict with the "Rock Band Song Exporter License" file on your storage device. That file is there if you (or someone else) exported the songs from Rock Band 1. You will need to delete this file.

1. WARNING: You will NEED to exit your current session in LEGO Rock Band to follow these steps. Any unsaved progress will be lost.
2. Press the Xbox Guide button on your controller (the one with a big green X on it)
3. Select "Xbox Home" and choose "Yes"
4. Go to the "Settings" tab
5. Select "System"
6. Select "Storage"
7. Select "Hard Drive" (or other storage device)
8. Select "Games and Apps"
9. Select "Rock Band"
10. Select the file titled "Rock Band Song Exporter License"
11. Select "Delete" and then "Yes" to delete the file
12. Press the Xbox Guide button on your controller (the one with a big green X on it)
13. Select "Play LEGO Rock Band"
14. Select "Music Store"
15. Select "Export Download" to export the LEGO Rock Band tracks to your Xbox 360 console.
16. Follow the on-screen instructions to purchase and download the export pack.

[LoopyChew]

Brilliant. Also, you can re-download the RB Song Exporter License afterward, in case you ever need to re-export RB1 songs (accidental deletion of a favorite song, for example).

[Doc_SoCal]

Nicely explained.