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I think I have this running. Will let you know later when I can check my settings.

Edit your mame.ini file and set: keepaspect 1 unevenstretch 1 aspect 7:8 Or if you want this only for vertical games, create a vertical.ini file in your MAME ini folder with those settings. MAME will automatically apply it to all vertical games. For horizontal games in MAME, you can create a horizont.ini file (note: MAME uses "horizont" not "horizontal") in your MAME ini folder with these settings: keepaspect 1 unevenstretch 1 aspect 12:7 Or test it with this command mame gamename -aspect 12:7 -unevenstretch

@AlexDC22 : I've added them to the gamesDB

Ok. Will do. Will let u know when I've added them all.

About the sound. Try this About configuring controls.... Assuming you are testing the 'ARCADE' games in mame. Start a game. Press TAB Choose 'Input Settings' Now u can choose 2 ways to go. Either u configure your controller for just the game you are running. Then u have to choose 'Input Assignments (this system) Or u want to configure your controller for all mame games. Then u have to choose 'Input Assignments (general) In either of these screens u can map keys to your controller. (so make sure before running mame that your controller is on) If u want to change LEFT...then doubleclick that....and select the button or D-pad or any button on your controller to what u want to map the LEFT. And so on for every key u want to map. If u make an error...just go over the item again and press DELETE...this empties the mapping so u can start again. Or u can try grabbing mine...and just place it in your MAME\CFG folder This has all controllers configured. default.cfg

@AlexDC22 : again, let me repeat myself. These are outstanding!!! Thanks for making them! Do u want me to add them to the gamesDB again? Like I did with your earlier ones?

I once bought a washing machine from a big retail store which advertised as selling them. I was immediately hooked on that idea so I went to the bank and drew out 649$ and went to buy one. The store even had a delivery service, free of charge. I was over the moon. My excitement after that initial high started to slowly diminish. Reality kicked in hard. Turns out, not much washing was being done. I by then had decided to wait a few days and see if matters would improve. After a week passed that turned out not to be the case.🙁 The machine I bought still hadn't done any washing. Every time I went and checked on it, it just stood there. Not doing any washing. I swear there were even times I thought it was just taunting me. That was 5 years ago, and the list of things I will never-ever buy anymore have become legion.

@WoodysrZ : Vampire Killer. Source material is not too good. Very much thanks for supplying it by the way. Guess this will have to do for now.

@WoodysrZ : Football Manager. (one lighter backdrop variant, depends on BB theme u use I suppose but I might as well include it.) uploaded it to all platforms in gamesDB.

@WoodysrZ : Nemesis 2

didn't we already establish that several posts ago😁

is that not just to having a cfg file in the folder RetroArch\config\emux (gb) which points to the overlay directory (RetroArch\overlays\GameBezels\GBC)? Here are my cfg files. I am not sure if that helps cause I don't know which bezels u have. Here's hoping u have the same ones. emux (gb).zip

@d8thstar or more cleaned up versions? don't know the function of these so I hope I didn't mess anything up

in these modern times, a lack of hard-drive space is the least of my problems 😁 but to each their own. If anyone wants to compress them, then by all means. Thanks for the tip by the way. I am sure it will be of use to people. Doing logo's is sometimes consuming enough depending what kind of artwork is available.

Had to re-open older conversation cause I am experiencing exactly the same with emulating the Texas Instruments TI99_4A DOESNT WORK : retroarch.exe -f -L "cores\mame_libretro.dll" "ti99_4a" -cart "D:\LaunchBox\Games\Texas Instruments TI 99-4A\ti99_cart\anteater.zip" WORKS : retroarch.exe -f -L "cores\mame_libretro.dll" -cart "D:\LaunchBox\Games\Texas Instruments TI 99-4A\ti99_4a\anteater.zip" retroarch.exe -f -L "cores\mame_libretro.dll" "ti99_4a" -cart "D:\LaunchBox\Games\Texas Instruments TI 99-4A\ti99_4a\anteater.zip" retroarch.exe -f -L "cores\mame_libretro.dll" "D:\LaunchBox\Games\Texas Instruments TI 99-4A\ti99_4a\anteater.zip" What this tells me is that Retroarch expects the system name in the path. It doesn't need the specifics of the system name cause last option works. And yes...I also only experience this weird issue for cart games. For mame, I tend to keep my games in this structure d:\Texas Instruments TI 99-4A\ TI99_flop TI99_cart TI99_cass For Retroarch...this would thus cause problems cause for carts it looks like it expects the system name...and not the folders u have in a MAME SL set. I have no idea why it is like that. Just that it is very confusing.

Your work is impeccable Jonny. But that original logo of Parodius has even on the actual box a washed out look. I won't upload this to the gamesDB, but if any user wants an alternate version of this, they can grab it here.

Can confirm uploads working again. Also the one I uploaded and was showing wrong, is now fixed. All the others I have uploaded and are as of speaking accepted. So anyone I did logo's for, they are added to the gamesDB so if u pull in artwork from launchbox it should grab the new better versions.

😉 just happy to help. and these were so easy I couldn't resist