DOS76
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Yes while the emumovies website is up the API which LB hooks into appears to be having issues hopefully it will be resolved soon
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There is not feel free to use the issues/request in the site header and create a ticket if you wanted added as a new feature.
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Yeah I can't see anything bad coming of you creating the platforms
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Yeah their API and website are different and it occasionally does go down.
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I agree it should be an option but nothing wrong with the work around until that time comes.
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I'm glad that worked as it wasn't tested and was really just a theory.
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make a txt file name it after the platform and then change the extension to jpg or png and put it in that folder see if it tricks it into thinking the image exists and then displays nothing
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Isn't there a way to just turn off platform banners in the BigBox settings.
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Take your Jukebox.exe file drag it into LB when it asks you for a platform make in Jukebox when it asks you for an emulator just point it at the .exe file again or any of your other emulator or a dummy text file named jukebox emulator (the program is pretty flexible) If you do it the 1st or the 3rd way then your done if you use the 2nd option you will have to edit it and change the emulator from the one you choose and leave it blank and your done.
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got to where you have it installed and right click the exe got to properties and then compatibility turn off dpi scaling -
Yes the hash folder exactly what I was talking about couldn't recall the name. I've been operating under the assumption that that is how it works by default. I know if you edit your MAME.ini file you can add the path to your software list games from anywhere and they will work the same way as if they were in the roms folder as long as the are in the correctly named folders
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Vista with service pack 2 and UAC turned down is actually not that bad of an OS IMO but god its so old now.
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In LB turn the RAM cache all the way down if you get a 1 or 2 GB model. If you get the 4GB model your sort of in new territory as I've never ran it on an atom with 4GBs only 1 and 2 I think it will improve the performance for sure.
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Make sure you are using a view that uses videos for starters.
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Coverflow not smooth on powerful computer
DOS76 replied to Immortal Chortle's topic in Troubleshooting
Yeah they are so easy to change back and forth it shouldn't be an issue testing one out to see if you get better performance -
Coverflow not smooth on powerful computer
DOS76 replied to Immortal Chortle's topic in Troubleshooting
Its another unexplainable instance of someone whose PC should handle it without issues having issues. -
Coverflow not smooth on powerful computer
DOS76 replied to Immortal Chortle's topic in Troubleshooting
No it doesn't sound like you are. I think Coverflow (which is a games view) doesn't have a wheel you just go through large images of the boxes. -
Coverflow not smooth on powerful computer
DOS76 replied to Immortal Chortle's topic in Troubleshooting
Coverflow is a view in BigBox probably the most resource intensive view. -
Well that video Brad linked above should be a pretty good step by step
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No perhaps there if you get the PS1 version it should definitely work with the emulator. I just had it running from RetroArch so you should be able to get it up and running
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Thanks Viking
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yeah that makes a lot more sense now
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I think Brad must have misread your post when he linked you to that PS1 tutorial because he wouldn't intentionally be that unhelpful. Is that an older game and if so what era of Windows is it from? If it is Windows 95 98 old it may be difficult to get it working in Windows 10
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hmmm the folder structure is just a folder in your ROMs folder named after the list with roms whose names match the systems xml file that is in the MAME folder correct
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huh
