C-Beats

MAME sets include games/chd files that aren't playable. They are distributed mostly for preservation and so people actively trying to develop MAME can try and make them working. If all you care about are playable games and the files they need then yeah, you definitely don't need 1TB of data.

If you grab non-merged you can pare down your collection quite a bit. Grab non-merged (without CHD) which "costs" around 135gb. Then use LaunchBox to import the working roms (and whatever other filter you want to apply) and then move them to another folder using the in-app tools. What's left in your download folder you can delete which brings your fullset down to something like 20gb. Then if you kept the games requiring CHD grab the ones you need and go from there. You can have a full working set for around 30gb or so (even smaller than a merged set)

They initial said there were dropping it, but they had a pretty large community backlash for it on top of the backlash that users couldn't redeem tables they already owned. Sounds like they had to give on one of those fronts. I personally don't care for much of any of the design decisions they took in the title and will probably ignore it. Glad to hear though that the Vpin community got to take a home a win and got them to at least give them proper cab support.

That MD5 is correct and doesn't contain the DLL you linked. Can you provide the VT results for the DLL file? Also you can just link the URL, no need to try and copy the page contents.

That link doesn't have a direct download and wouldn't be where you got the installer from.

Can you upload your installer to VirusTotal.com and let me know the hash value you see?

We don't have any direct download links on our website. Can you provide the link you used? Also could you upload your DLL file to virus total and show the results.

Did you get the installer directly from our website or in-app updates? This DLL file isn't the correct size for 13.2.

Recent Games grabs the first 10 games ordered by Last Played or Date Modified (whichever comes first) and since cloud syncing may be upgrading the records it's possible that is causing what you're seeing. We are looking into ways to make that section appear closer to what people think it should be at a glance (Recently Played/Added). Unsure if any change will make it in before final release however.

The hasher app can't read many compressed file formats and we'd have to decompress them for you. We do this for 7z but haven't looked into .gz for it.

Did some quick digging and does look they finally succumbed to the angry mob. They have a FAQ specifically for the cab support mode they added recently: https://www.pinballfx.com/?page_id=7754 If I am reading this correctly there is no current way to launch into table though but should be coming in a future update.

Unless Zen changed their mind they aren't bringing cabinet support to Pinball FX and will not be making it possible to launch direct to a table. Was announced when first announced the title.

Not sure I follow. I don't know of any import wizard we have that doesn't support multiple files.

Make sure you go to Tools > Options and look for a section labeled "Game Details" (I believe it under visuals) and in that page there is a checkbox you can turn everything off/on. Make sure you have the Videos checkbox checked.

Can you navigate to \\LaunchBox\Core\BigBox.dll and right click and select properties and post a grab of what that window looks like? We had one user do so and their DLL info didn't match what I see for that install. Trying to confirm my suspicions that the DLL file is getting corrupted somehow.

Can just ask the question and if some one can answer they will. If it's a private matter than it's best to email support@unbrokensoftware.com and they can work with you.

1) is a personal preference and really doesn't matter since Big Box will presumably be open the entire time you're using the device and so you won't be accessing the desktop or start menu anyway. 2) To get Big Box to work as well as possible in Windows Display settings place the marquee to the right of your primary screen. When doing so the upper right corner of your primary monitor should be right next to the upper left corner of the marquee.

Theme was updated to version 1.7.1: Fixed issue with Max Players appearing twice.

Theme has been upgrade to version 1.5 with the following changes: This theme now requires LaunchBox version 13.3+ Adds the cloud sync indicator to Main View Fixes issue where right clicking the sidebar tree view in List View configuration would throw an error

Theme has been updated to 1.4: This theme now requires LaunchBox version 13.3+ Adds the cloud sync indicator to Main View

Theme was updated to version 1.7: This theme now requires LaunchBox version 13.3+ Adds the cloud sync indicator to Main View Adds the ability to click on GameDetails values that appear on the bottom section of details. Clicking on the link will open the sidebar to the filter/value that matches the text to allow you to quickly navigate between filters. For example if a game has the following genres: Action; Adventure; Shooter you could click on "Adventure" and you'd be opening the Genre sidebar and selecting the "Adventure" value automatically bringing you to the list of all Adventure games in your collection.

To do so you'd have to create your own theme (requires premium license to use custom themes). I don't think that binding exists outside of that view though so you'd have to get somewhat creative in how you do it to display the way you want. Should be possible though. My Beats theme still requires the button bar to see that count but greatly reduces the size of said bar. You could consider that as an alternative.

Press the game in LaunchBox, press CTRL+E to open the Edit Window (can also access it via right click menu), go to Images tab, drag/drop the image. In the upper right make sure the image type matches the image group you want (Box - Front is default)

It's because you have RetroAchievement scanning enabled. The hash program can't read that file type so we have to extract it, pass the file to the program, then delete the files.

Just use File explorer to go that location. \\LaunchBox is whatever folder you installed LaunchBox to.