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@Jason Carr

actually I take that back it looks like it is no longer there.

@chaftabthere is a newer updated pack by a different user in this section somewhere.

Isn't Flycast just Reicast renamed?

I wasn't saying to run it as admin I was saying your error looked like it was having permission issues so I thought maybe you had set it to run as admin in the past

sounds like you have LB set to run as administrator

It isn't possible to have a playlist act like a platform so you will have to add it.

go to manage platform then pick you platform edit it and fill in the platform category field but GBA should have had that added to it automatically by LB when you imported it.

Why did you start a new thread for the same issue. I can't understand that at all. Also what did you roll back LB or RA because in your other thread you said that you had the same issue with RA without using LB.

without knowing what emulator you are using its hard to offer any advice.

You can only have one video per game and I believe it will auto download the best quality video but I'm not 100% on that.

try switching your video drive in RetroArch

actually I read that wrong don't roll back.

Try rolling back go into the update folder and install the last build before the new one.

check your associated platform tab for RetroArch by default LB will name the system Sega Master System so if you named it anything other than that it won't work. As for the Famicom Superfamicom they aren't by default listed in the Associated platform tab for RA so unless you have added them to the associated platform tab they won't work either. To get to the associated platform tab go to Tools select manage emulators when the new form opens double click RetroArch this will open another form from there go to the associated platform tab. add superfamicom and famicom in empty lines (assuming you already don't have entries for them).

Save yourself a step and don't bother deleting it just rename the old folder and Windows will merge them together.

I edited the 1st game in the list and it added a region for it for me but it didn't remove the USA from the name like it was doing on the previous version

maybe I'm wrong but after you run it through LB and scrape it doesn't it then add the regions? I'm running the media and metadata update now so I'll be able to confirm one way or the other when it finally finishes but PS1 has a pretty large library so it may be a minute

I have a 4th gen i5 laptop and it runs both well with a Intel GPU.

Poking around a little bit I found this below are the PSX platformxml my folder containing the CHD and the hash file entry for the game in question. Somewhere it isn't lining up correctly and it is using the description in the path instead of the disk name. I don't have a clue how many more games this could be effecting the ones I tested (from the top of the list) all launched but this one is messed up for sure.

well I take it back still getting the error after removing them from title complaining its an illegal character in the path. I'll try to capture a screen of the whole error message next time.

@JoeViking245 its me again here to be a PITA I noticed that for some games the hash file has quotes in the game name (at least for PS1) when these games are imported it will do two adverse things in LB 1 when you scan all selected files for media and metadata it will fail and give you an illegal character error and nothing will get imported and 2 if you try to right click a game with the quotes to try to correct it LB will throw an error and after closing the error message the program will close. Is there anyway you could exclude it copying quotes if they are found in the hash files title line? I did fix the issue using the find feature in NP++ but it requires you to get all instances of quotes and go through them individually and edit the line it shows them on which is doable if necessary.

you will use an additional app and then get it to run before the game. the only problem is that you would have to do it for each game that uses Cemu.