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Just don't get so good you can replace me, kinda liking it here.

Important to note that the filter uses image groups, not types. To best see what I am talking about open LaunchBox. Go to Tools -> Options. Go to Legacy tab (should be there when you open the options). In the middle section find Images/3D Box Priorities. Click on that option and you will see a list of image TYPES for the 3D Box GROUP. If your game has ANY image of those types it will NOT appear in the 3D Box Missing filter.

My mistake. This process runs after editing a single title, or download metadata across several titles. Bulk edit doesn't change image information so it isn't called on multi edits. That is why single edit takes longer. I will take a look at the code before next beta push and see what we can't do to make that call a bit more intelligent and faster. Thanks for the report.

I was referring more to the slow down after pushing the ok button of the edit screen. The time delay you noted from the time you push OK to the time it feels like you regain control in the primary window.

I can't speak as much to the navigational issues but the slow down is probably because we check what images you have now after a title is edited. That process may be taking longer than planned. I may be able to streamline that a little bit better so that it feels more responsive, or at least gives you some feedback to let you know what is happening. Out of curiosity, when you notice this how many titles were you editing at once? Want to make sure when I start testing I am doing a proper one.

\Launcbox\Data\Settings.xml or \Launcbox\Data\BigBoxSettings.xml are your setting files. Can delete both without removing information on your library contents. I personally would simply rename those files to something like Settings_OLD.xml until you figure out if that is the issue. That way you can easily revert back if desired.

Could create a pretty simple batch file that sends the CLI command to open the given game/emulator similar to how Launchbox does and then just schedule it in Task Scheduler within your OS.

Thanks. I'll see what else I can't dig up.

Yeah so the end point worked and did return data. While we are testing things that shouldn't matter but may, can you go to: Trailer Link and then try again in LaunchBox and tell me if it works.

Would show the raw JSON in your web browser. If your browser formats it for you it will look very similar to an XML data file, otherwise it will just be a wall o' text.

No the code checks that the Application path is a steam path. Doesn't pay attention to platform. When you went to that URL can I assume you saw the JSON response?

For poo and giggles @neil9000 could you go to https://store.steampowered.com/api/appdetails/?appids=220 in your browser, then try again in LaunchBox and let me know the results.

Could you go to a title you know has a trailer video. Right click and hit edit to get the games Edit screen open. Then in the bottom right push the "Download Images/Media" and tell me if you see the "Steam Trailer Video (1)" show in the grid?

Sorry coming late into the party. How are we determining the video didn't download? Is it now showing up in Launchbox or Big Box? Is it not in the Launchbox\Videos\Windows\ directory? Mine is working so I want to get as much information as possible so we can try to get this working for everyone.

In regard to number 2. If the game has a SteamAppID associated to it LaunchBox hit's SteamAPI to download images and trailers. If Steam has a video so will you (though only the first one it gets from the API).

Moved topic as this had nothing to do with Collections or Builds. Yes there is a way in both LaunchBox and Big Box. Both have options called "Show Broken Games". Make sure it is not selected. Then mark any games not working as "Broken" in the edit screen and they will disappear for you.

Also I believe you are referring to "Erotic" or "Adult" games not "NSFW". Even I am not allowed to play a game at work, regardless of content

Just removed the images. Don't think they add to the discussion. Think we all know what a NSFW image is. In regards to if we would do something like that I will need to defer to some one else.

Well then there's your problem. If you can't access those resources via Explorer, we definitely won't be able to in code. I'd run your typical tools to verify your hard drive is in proper working order and maybe run disk defrag. Sounds like either the OS is having issues (which a computer restart should correct) or your drive is going bad.

Could you try the following for me: 1. Make sure LaunchBox and Big Box are both closed. 2. Navigate to your LaunchBox folder 3. Find the folder called "Images" and enter it. 4. Look for the folder named "Cache-LB" 5. Select and delete that folder. 6. Open Launchbox. Then tell me if that resolves your issue.

I have tracked the bug down and squashed it @Krakerman it will be in the next push. This only affects Steam games without trailers available.

What media types from where? Just tried on several games across several platforms and couldn't get it to fail. If "error out" means the bug report screen could you send me a copy of the text inside it?

I merged topics. In the future @WillyT please do not create a second thread for the same issue. It makes it very difficult to get a look at the big picture and assist in the resolution of your issue.

Please see: The URL the Import Wizard is expecting is very much so still correct and has nothing to do with your profile ID/Number.

There hasn't been many console's released that you can't find SOMETHING good on (least none that I can think of). The platform's I generally enjoy least are some LaserDisc games or Atari console. Fav Atari game is probably Joust.