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I added it to the main DOSBOX config and it just transfers to any subsequent custom config (since it bases the "new" config file off the default) so it's working no matter what config file is being used. With that said, I found out that Gravis Ultrasound through DOSBOX only outputs in Mono anyway, so I would rather use Roland/SB anyway. I will take a less robust sound for Stereo any day.

I have a HUGE collection of DOS Freeware titles that I dumped to a folder and bulk added to Launchbox but there were a TON of different versions and languages for the same game (1.01, 1.02, 1.03, FR, DE, ES) After painstakingly sifting through and removing the unwanted items from Launchbox, the folders and files of the unused games still remain. Is there a way to remove the unused files and folders in some way? Like possibly moving the files and folders that Launchbox IS using (even temporarily as to not mess up PATH variables)? Also, a ton of artwork was downloaded for the unused games before they were deleted, does Launchbox delete the artwork along with the title when it's removed from my gameslist, and if not, is there a way to clean that up? Thanks in advance! I'm trying to save as much space as possible, and these DOS games take up a ridiculous amount of "size on disk" space as they're mostly smaller than the drives cluster size 8(

So after extensive troubleshooting, I've found an issue that I would appreciate the community's input on. At first, I couldn't get Gravis Ultrasound to work at all, then after trying a ton of different things, I found that putting the ULTRASND folder inside the root of a game folder made it work. To the best of my knowledge, this is because every DOS game I imported has the "root folder" defined (Each "root folder" is the individual game's folder inside my DOSGAMES folder), so I'm assuming it's mounting the individual game's folder as "C:\" My question is this: What's the best approach to have a central ULTRASND folder load for every game? Is there a way to batch edit the "root folder" for every game to mount as "H:\DOSGAMES\" (and have the ULTRASND folder in there)? They're already imported, and there's A LOT, so manually editing them is out of the question) Or somehow trigger an "ignore defined root folder" flag for every game? or do I have to put an ULTRASND folder inside every game I want to use Gravis Ultrasound with? I've also tried "mount e H:\DOSGAMES\" with the ULTRASND folder inside there, and defining the ULTRASND folder as "E:\ULTRASND" but the DOSBOX config file won't run those commands when starting a game because a "root folder" is defined (I guess the config file ignores any AUTOEXEC commands when this is defined) Any help would be greatly appreciated! EDIT: I have tried adding a mount inside Launchbox edit for one game (mounted H:\DOSGAMES\ as "e" with the ULTRASND folder inside) and set ULTRASND folder as E:\ULTRASND in the main DOSBOX.CONF and it worked, but how can I mount this everytime, for every game without having to edit each game individually? EDIT: Is there a way to put the ULTRASND folder inside whatever z: is mounting from?

I've noticed something while cleaning my collection. After I delete a title, or match it and download boxart, normally the title list (boxart) fades as they're "refreshed" and start popping back in, but after the new update, it gets stuck during the "fade out". I work with the Game Details and Side Bar not visible to maximize my workspace, and I thought it was frozen like this, until I "re-enabled" the Side Bar, then it causes the fade to finish and the title list to refresh and start popping back in without having to restart. Not the most irritating thing in the world, but figured I would mention it. Attached is a picture of the stuck "fade out". The titles have partial opacity, and nothing can be interacted with, except for the top bar. Again, "enabling" the Side Bar in VIEW fixes this.

The BETA version seems to have fixed the artwork scrapping. There are still a bunch of titles that just don't have artwork available (Proto, Demo) so is there a way to arrange or sort by files that don't have artwork, or do I just have to scroll down until I find them myself? If this isn't a feature, might I suggest it?

How do I get the Beta? I'm a licensed user, if that helps

Did this ever get resolved? I have a ton of artwork missing, and manually re-downloading individual games is going to be a definite chore.