C-Beats

You can flip a box to see it's back by right clicking the game and going to Media > Flip Box. Alternatively can press Ctrl+Alt+B, or if the theme has a flip box button you can press that.

With you controller on and connect open Steam client. In the menu go to Settings > Controller. On that page go to Desktop Layout and then press edit. Then in that Window disable Steam Input. Save and close. Should be what you're looking for.

Fairly certain you can run 3.x in DOSBOX. I know eXo has a 3.x collection and I'm fairly certain that is what's used.

Version is basically anything in parens in the filename, that field doesn't get populated any other way automatically.

I'd try adding another slash to the end of your path in your ini. The path having the period in it could be throwing things off since that file path as is reads as "The file called 'title.clones' located in 'D:'"

Remove this. If you have an INI file you've put the rom path in this switch isn't needed. If you still want to use it for any reason the percent signs (%) would need to be double quotes ("). The percent sign is an invalid character for what you're trying to do and could potentially be the cause of your issue.

Not sure what you mean. That tool doesn't remove any physical ROM files.

If it's what JoeViking said you can go into Device Manager and adjust the power options on your USB device to NOT go to sleep which would stop that.

You'd want to create a new folder in \\LaunchBox\Themes\ with the name of whatever your theme is called. You'd then copy over the view files from the themes you ARE using over to your theme folder. If you have views that are different per platform you can look at how Default handles that with the WallViews and mimic it in your theme.

If the M3U is just for the files you are already importing having the M3U imported is a waste of time on your part. LaunchBox will automatically create a m3u for you if the option is enabled in your emulator settings. There is never a reason to have both in your collection at this point afaik.

Tools > Scan > Scan for Removed ROMs

After review I think I know what is occurring. This is related to beta changes. The code we use to get the version of PCSX2 to display in the version column is causing the app to throw this message. We'll see if we can find a way to handle this a bit better.

This tends to happen when you're passing old PCSX2 command line arguments to new QT version. In the new QT version the switches are single hyphen instead of the old double hyphen "-fullscreen" instead of "--fullscreen" for example (without quotes)

Check your command line for MAME in Tools > Manage > Emulators... and see if you have the following command being passed "-artwork_crop" (without quotes) and if so remove it. This command line ensures the game takes up the most real estate it can on your monitor and so if you have artwork that wraps around the play area it could get cut off with this command line argument.

The multiple disc badge checks apps and if you have more than one app with the disc number filled it marks it as having multiple badges The multiple version badge checks apps and if you have more than one app that is a likely version (use emulator if base does, isn't auto before/after, obvious document file type, etc) that either DOESN'T have a disc value or has a value of 1 it is then displayed. I'd take a look at the apps listed in game details again and see with the above information if it becomes clear why you're seeing both. If you can't get it let us know and maybe I can take some time to look through your data file to see if I can't sniff out the reason.

Even null can be set in bulk edit. It sounds like @The Papaw is questioning why we don't set the flag for him like we do with storefronts, but the question was how to bulk edit them which is what this tool DOES and so I guess if that doesn't answer the question it may be worth restating the question to be a bit clearer on what the end goal is.

awesome, glad to hear

What I'm confused by is why the tool that does exactly what you're asking to do isn't acceptable to you. Also to make it null you simply remove that line in the data file entirely.

You can change themes in Options, no need to use the Manage Themes window. I've marked down to look into it though.

So select the 900 press CTRL+E, select the install field from the drop down, then in the check box check it until it's an empty square (for false) and then press ok.

Process is done, should be able to force download the new definitions and be good to go.

Several changes have been pushed today to the production server to help correct this matter both now and moving forward. The process that generates the new metadata.xml file has been started but DOES take some time to complete. Within the next hour you should be able to force update your Games DB files in your LaunchBox install and have this work.

Just copy the platforms/playlists from one build to the other. Files you are looking for are in \\LaunchBox\Data\Platforms and \\LaunchBox\Data\Playlists. I'd ensure you have that folder backed up before doing so.

Can you try to go to Tools > Download > Force update games database (or something similar, don't have app open atm). This should grab the newest metadata file and hopefully correct.

You can use bulk edit to change the installed field on all of them at once.