RetroGuy1970

Thanks for the reply, my friend, but I've walked away from this product, now - so many bugs with it that I've had to spray my computer with RAID. Going by the name, and the cost, I think it's perfectly reasonable to expect LB to be able to be simply pointed at a tree of subfolders containing game files, and have it select the right emulator and parameters, and then go and run it. It's not that difficult. Instead, I now get a load of hokum about missing dependency files - looks like BIOS roms. C'mon, LB, if you say you support a system in a drop-down box, I don't expect to see complaints about missing firmware roms afterwards. Not even a hint as to where to get these roms, either. "Launchbox" - it's in the name, right? Anyhow, I've requested a chargeback on my credit-card, and warned a few forums not to touch this garbage with a cattle-prod. Happy gaming!

Probably a really silly, obvious question (I feel embarrassed to ask), but... I'm a new LB user, paid for the $75 lifetime subscription based on glowing reviews. I've successfully installed LB, and imported a full set of MAME roms using the automatic wizard (although I'm unsure if it's picked up all the directories and CHDs). I'm now attempting to import my Commodore VIC-20 roms in TOSEC, and (apart from being disappointed that LB cannot tell the difference between C64 and VIC-20 folders despite being labelled clearly, so assigning them all C64 and needing me to manually change them to VIC-20!), it only seems to import .D64 files, and not .TAP files. I did take a look at the XML files post-scanning, and the filenames are inddeed present, so LB *should* be displaying them, but it isn't. (I've unhidden everything and made sure that even anything hidden should be visible, too.) Any suggestions, please?