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Thanks, i found a way to do it correctly.

Hello, I've developed an application that downloads video clips from games and renames the files according to the game. After moving the games to the corresponding Video folder, Launchbox sees that there's a video, but the XML file isn't corrected on this line: <MissingVideo>true</MissingVideo> How do I update the XML file? Does Launchbox update it automatically after a certain amount of time? Manually, it updates by editing a game and then clicking OK, but I can't do this for every game. Any ideas?

Hi, when installing this update, i get many files with this error "the source file is corrupted" all on thirdparty\chromium folder. I disabled bitdefender, only windows defender is running. Also, when installing the update, the accent on the "e" or "a" with à and other symbol.

While we're on the topic of missing items, can those be included in the translations? Everything in the right window.

Do you know why some word can't be translated? Like these one; In Tools -> Import -> rom files -> single platform and multiples plaforms In game details, under metadata -> Games Saves Strings.fr-FR13-23.zip

M3U Generator – Automatically Generate .m3u Files for Multi-Disc Games View File Hi everyone, I’d like to share a small utility I created called M3U Generator. It’s designed to automatically generate .m3u files for multi-disc games, commonly used with emulators like RetroArch and others that support playlist-style disc switching. 💡 What it does: Scans a selected folder for game files (.cue, .iso, .img, .bin). Groups discs belonging to the same game (based on filenames). Creates .m3u playlist files in a subfolder named m3u. Optionally includes single-disc games as well. 📦 Features: ✅ Supports subfolder-style or flat playlist paths (..\\ or current folder). 🔍 Filter results based on a keyword (e.g., "Disc" or "CD") to process only relevant files. 📝 Displays a log of the generated .m3u content directly in the software. 🧠 Automatically names playlists based on the first disc. 🕹 Example use case: Let’s say you have these files: Game Title (Disc 1).cue Game Title (Disc 2).cue The software will create: m3u/Game Title (Disc 1).m3u With content: ..\Game Title (Disc 1).cue ..\Game Title (Disc 2).cue 📥 How to use it: Launch the application. Click "Select Folder" and choose the directory where your ROMs are located. Optionally enter a filter term like Disc to process only multi-disc games. Choose path mode (relative or current folder). Check the "Include single-disc games" option if needed. Click "Start" – the .m3u files will be generated in a m3u subfolder. The output will be shown in the result textbox and also saved to 1-m3u_results.txt. Submitter thewhite Submitted 07/31/2025 Category Third-party Apps and Plugins  

Missing Titles, find missing games in your collection. View File Hi, This application helps you find missing games for all your main consoles. Step-by-step usage: Select the folder that contains your platform XML files — usually located at LaunchBox\Data\Platforms. Choose the output folder where the result files will be saved. Check the consoles you want to scan. Click Start to begin the comparison. Important notes: For each selected console, the app will generate a CSV and an Excel file with the results (own and not found). Only games marked as "Released" in your database will be included in the comparison. If you click on Auto select all platforms in launchbox, all the platforms displayed or not in the software will be processed. As the software compares the results with the local launchbox database file, as long as it is up to date or used by launchbox, this software will work and have an up-to-date list. Submitter thewhite Submitted 07/30/2025 Category Third-party Apps and Plugins