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Thanks. I did that and it worked.

Hi, I'm getting this error when trying to import my MAME arcade ROMs on the Windows PC version of Launchbox (version 13. Solution says to "Check the source index length, and the array's lower bounds. (Paramete 'sourceArray'), but I don't know what this means. I've done this same import with the same ROM set before with no issues, but had to delete everything and start again when I moved everything to another hard drive. Attached screen shots. Anyone come across this?

Not sure if it's a bug, but after I imported my ROMs to my Android device using the PC "Export to Android" function, I can no longer change the location where my ROMs are stored in the Android version. Strangely I can change individual ROMs in the "Edit Metadata" option, but just not the ROM location for all at once. The location set in the created Android XML for that specific platform is the location where I stored the ROMs on my PC. I opened the XML to see this path doesn't change even after I try to change the ROM path folder in my Android Nvidia Shield where the ROMs are stored. And yes, Launchbox is inside the "NVIDIA_SHIELD" folder. Here is an example of the correct path in the XML file: <ApplicationPath>Games/Sega Dreamcast/Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (USA).chd</ApplicationPath> but this is the path in the XML file created by the PC Launchbox's "Export to Android" function where the ROMs were stored on my PC: <ApplicationPath>Games/Sega Dreamcast/J:\GAMES (Backup 2022-09-16)\Emulation\Roms\Sega Dreamcast\roms\Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (USA).chd</ApplicationPath> I can manually edit this in the XML file to correct this, but just wanted to see if this was a known bug.

So I found a work-around to keep the Android export from copying the game files over with all the other media. Since I had the ROMs in a USB flash drive but Launchbox and all the platform data on my desktop harddrive, all I had to do was disconnect the flash drive with all the ROMs. I re-opened Launchbox on the PC, ran the "Export to Android", and it copied over everything I needed without the ROM files. 👍

Hi I was searching for this similar issue. I have a bunch of video snaps of games from Hyperspin already on my Nvidia Shield so I wanted Launchbox to share the same video directory as it does for the ROM directory. I see when I'm in the Android Launchbox, I can click on a game's "Edit Media" option, go down to "Video", then choose "Browse for New MP4 video", browse to my Hyperspin directory of videos for that specific game, but once I select that, Launchbox COPIES that video into it's default videos folder for that platform. It doesn't simply link to that directory like it does for the "Change ROMs Folder Path" option. Initially, I thought I could use Launchbox PC and "export to Android", but it'll also copy ALL the ROMs again along with the video when it makes that Export folder for Android Launchbox. Sure, I could just delete those ROM videos, but it's almost 200GBs worth of games between all the platforms. I'd like to be able to not have to duplicate all my games just for the sake of getting the video previews if I can avoid it. Tried editing the video path in the XML for the platform to link to my Hyperspin video directory like the below example: <AndroidVideoPath>Videos/Atari Lynx/Warbirds (USA, Europe).mp4</AndroidVideoPath> to <AndroidVideoPath>Storage/8866-2437/Hyperspin/Media/Atari Lynx/Video/Warbirds (USA, Europe).mp4</AndroidVideoPath> But that didn't work. Once I restarted Launchbox, all the videos for the games were blank. Would be great if we could redirect the video path folder under Android like we can do for the ROMs. Any ideas?

Just had this same issue on my Nvidia Shield after I tried moving the Launchbox main folder on my SD card to another location within the same SD card. Launchbox was running fine when I originally installed it using my SD card as the data folder. For whatever reason, it seems access privilege is granted specifically under the "NVIDIA_SHIELD" subfolder in the SD card that the Shield creates on its own. Try putting the entire Launchbox folder in there and setting that location under Launchboxes options window for your data files .