C-Beats

Yeah, if you could show it and explain your work around that'd help quite a bit. Not trying to be rude, just trying to get as much information as we can from you since you're the only Odin user we have reporting this issue.

What Odin model are you on, and what OTA version?

@Ryez Please do the following: Open Steam Client On the upper bar that has the Store and Library menu items click the one that is your account name In the context menu that appears press Profile In the profile window that now loads in the upper right is an "Edit Profile" button, press that In the page you are now on is a TextBox with the label Custom Url, set that to whatever value you want Return to LaunchBox and put the Custom URL value you just entered into the text box asking you for your Steam ID Finish running the wizard (assuming your game list is already public)

These images are probably the images provided by the LaunchBox app (Banners and Clear Logo). LaunchBox will automatically apply the image to that image type if it doesn't find any images already added. This is a feature, not a bug. That's called a Focus state which helps show that the control has keyboard focus (also allows screen readers to realize what they need to try and read). You would need to make changes to your theme to display a border like that when the item is selected.

Pretty sure we put code in place to help with that at some point. Still there are a lot of legacy images (mostly from EmuMovies) that have bad data in them causing issues. Next time you see it could you take a screenshot and post it so I can review and ensure we are talking about the same thing?

Sounds to me like you may have some buttons sticking making the button be held down when LaunchBox gets focus and thus selecting the game again. I know now that I have been using my Odin Pro for a while I'm having issues with the B button get stuck down quite a bit.

Only two we have for that view is "Recent" and "Favorites" (if enabled via options). Only way to see all games is to select that platform which then shows you all games for that platform in a new view

This is almost always caused by a service running called "nahimic". Please open Task Manager and go to the services tab and see if it is listed there, and if so disable it. Then restart Big Box and you should see things correctly again.

Was able to replicate this and will be corrected in the next beta release. Thanks again for reporting it!

Yeah, you may be right in that it only works for emulated titles. I'd have to look into the code and verify that. This feature was in before I joined the team and I haven't had to modify it ever so no entirely sure of all it's inner workings.

Thanks for the report. I'll have to take a look at the details and get it corrected if I can reproduce.

This error is thrown by the theme typically. Usually is caused by a bad XAML file.

You need to use the menu Item in the Tools menu you're referring to change the paths on games already imported in your collection. Only thing the platforms game folder is for is to let the "Scan for Added ROMs" where to look for new games.

Then you have me even more confused because in Beats the only way to see the title of the game IS below the image. If you're not seeing things that way please read my previous post and follow those steps. You're theme may have been corrupted by a bug we discovered in Themes Manager.

@xmas I believe you're getting tripped up on a bug in the Themes Manager that was discovered yesterday. To get around this set Default as your theme and let the themes manager restart LaunchBox. Then go back into the Themes Manager and select Beats, then press the "Repair" button to let it pull down the theme again. Once it's done set your theme back to Beats and you should be good to go.

You need to make sure you have updated the theme via the website or the in-app theme manager. No theme other than Default will display the Platform Details until they are updated.

You need to reach out to support@unbrokensoftware.com and explain your circumstance to them and they will assist you. License support like that isn't provided via the forums for obvious security reasons.

Theme as been updated to version 1.1: Adds Platform Details introduced in LaunchBox 12.15

Theme as been updated to version 1.5: Adds Platform Details introduced in LaunchBox 12.15

Theme as been updated to version 1.3: Adds Platform Details introduced in LaunchBox 12.15

We've looked into the possibility of doing something like this before, but as @JoeViking245 stated there just isn't any good data out there that is up-to-date, and the data that IS out there is ONLY for Arcade/MAME and wouldn't help with other consoles. Be cool to see if some one solves that problem, but right now is a bit of a chicken and egg scenario, and that doesn't even begin to take into consideration the fact that emulation makes it possible for buttons to be mapped anywhere so making something like that which matches your exact setup becomes even more difficult and cumbersome. It'll be interesting to see what @stigzler comes up with.

I listed all fields used in the search and outlined exactly the logic we use to fetch the return set. As stated notes is not one of them, alternate names however is. Bio-Ship Paladin has an alternate name of "Space Battleship Gomora" and is thus returned in the result set. If you're looking for a more granular search functionality you could instead use the Filter menu of Big Box.

I'd have to look up the exact syntax but what you are asking for can be done with animations like @faeran told you. You are basically looking to use boolean key frames. 0s key frame (or whenever you want to start playing the video) would set the FlowVideo control's PlayVideo property to True, then add another key frame at 7s that sets it to false. You would then need to shut off the animations repeat behavior. I'm unsure if CTC can handle the marquee or this advanced logic or not, but should be possible via the raw XAML

What version are you currently running? I know a LOT of stability improvements were added into 12.14 to greatly improve attract mode performance and reducing crashing over long periods.

The following fields are utilized in the search function and returns any game where any of the following fields contain the string you’re looking for: Title Platform Developer Publisher Source Status Genre Alternate Name