Jason Carr

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Thanks guys. Was good to read this this morning. Gotcha. Yeah, I can see the benefit of adding a folder-based import process for Windows games like the above. It would still be fairly complicated to implement even with the user selecting the EXE from a drop down list, but hopefully we can tackle it eventually. In the mean time I do plan on allowing you to leave that emulator field blank here soon.

Hey guys, I am aware of this issue but for whatever reason I haven't been able to replicate it yet. It is definitely on my list though. That is a good question though; what theme are you using?

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Hi @Retro808, yes, the code is listed on the license email you receive. It's not a membership, btw; just a license to the product. Thanks!

@DR9 Thank you sir; we're gonna keep working hard on it for many years to come.

Sure, that makes sense. It's currently getting the EXE path from the Windows shortcut in the Start menu, so I guess it was assumed that it would be correct. There are numerous issues with the Windows import for sure (due to the difficulty of it all), but the biggest issues are more along the lines of trying to identify what is and is not a game, and what is relevant to import.

Forgive me for my a bit harsher than normal words, @DR9; I was not calling you garbage, but we all know that garbage does come out of all of our mouths from time to time. I appreciate everyone in this community and especially all of our Patrons, but I do tire of the negativity, especially negativity with zero redeeming qualities and that simply didn't need to be said. I didn't find any purpose to the post.

Agreed that would be a win. Hopefully I can get that added in soon. That's actually fairly high up on the poll so it's still planned for soon. Agreed. Should be relatively easy to implement since we already have the settings, so that's planned as well. The reason the DOS importer works so well is because there's a static list of DOS games available that we use as a database in order to find them properly. Unfortunately nothing like that exists for Windows, which makes such a process a million times more difficult. Here's a tip, if your post starts with "I'm gonna get flamed" then don't say it. Save us all the cancerous negativity. Development is indeed ramping back up, but it's not any fun to read garbage comments like this in the process.

I actually haven't heard of the clr.dll file causing any issues (at least not recently that I can remember), but it makes a whole lot of sense because clr.dll is a crucial part of .NET. Really it just suggests that .NET crashed. That exception code is an Access Violation, which basically means the same thing. At least that narrows it down to .NET crashing and not DirectX or something similar though.

Hey all, the first 7.12 beta is here with the work from the live stream this morning (and my work to wrap things up). I've also re-upgraded to the .NET Framework 4.7, so we should get those performance improvements back. Here's the change log: - Improvement: Checkboxes on the import wizard now remember their settings for each import (where relevant). Selected image types are also remembered. - Improvement: Upgraded once again to the .NET Framework 4.7 (had previously reverted due to some minor end user issues with .NET 4.7). Hopefully all issues are ironed out by now; if necessary, you will be prompted to install the latest .NET Framework when upgrading. Going forward, @Vlansix is working on adding retro achievements, so that is planned for this release. I'll be going through the rest of the poll items next to see what's next for me to tackle.

@cleverest I'm sorry to hear about those issues. I think @lordmonkus has probably done as good of a job as possible trying to troubleshoot it; seems like a really nasty issue. The error message that I saw a page or two back is indeed an error that I have on my list to fix, but it doesn't crash LaunchBox; it just comes up on very rare occasions for certain people, so it's most likely unrelated. As best as I can tell, we're probably dealing with one of the following: - A .NET bug that is somehow specific to your hardware or drivers - A hardware issue - A driver issue Or something similar to the above. Unfortunately that doesn't really help us solve this, especially since I'm not going to be able to ever replicate it without having your specific hardware. So we're pretty much up a creek here, sadly. I wish I had a solution but I'm not sure what we could do to solve it.

@Smannesman That looks to be some sort of odd data issue; currently looking into it. Can you zip up your data folder and PM it to me? That way I should be able to replicate it. Thanks!

The three lines button in the top left guys, then Manage Folders. Just put out an update that makes it more obvious.

Lolololol. Close guys. Sort of. I hope everyone is as excited about it when it hits as I am.

@tayda112 I just deleted your post because we don't want to share licenses publicly. I'm confused as to what you need, but please email us at support@unbrokensoftware.com and we can help you out.

Just sent you an email.

@ItchyProphet I assume you've been taken care of now? Let me know if you still need help.

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Yupppppp.

The release is out folks! Let me know if anything blows up.

Wow! Congratulations @AFaustini. Thank you both; I'll get these both in before the official release goes out this morning.

@rrichter We'll need a lot more information in order to resolve the issue, such as the exact error message that you see.

Yup, this was fixed on a previous beta. I have heard about some issues with full screen VLC video playback recently, but was unable to reproduce. It makes sense that it might have something to do with webm though, since I don't have any in my collection. I won't delay the release over this, but that is good to know, at least.