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depends I know I use zero delay encoders in my arcade machine and I have zero issues (bad pun intended). So it may not be the encoders but something with your system but in all likelihood it could definitely be due to the age of the device in question.

@ALIE This is on the radar and you will eventually be able to hide those

if you go into device manager in Windows can you find the encoder check the properties and see if there is a power down option that can be unchecked even check for the USB ports it may be plugged into. Its a long shot but can't really hurt anything either

I imagine that for the mess issue that LB isn't feeding it the system specific name and media call so it doesn't start any of the systems. ie coleco -cart probably isn't being passed along to RA so it wouldn't work to start any Colecovision games.

also about checking if your ROMs are correct you can open the config folder and go to the games.xml then you can check what is expected to be there for each game against what i is in your rom archive and make sure the files are the correct ones its looking for. Didn't realize there was a newer GUI out for it either.

well guess I should have bothered to read the whole post my bad.

EmuCR has much more updated versions of Supermodel with better compatibility then that old version I'd really say to check that out but if you do don't use that build with the GUI it will mess with the emulators ini and reset it to something much older than what is supported now https://www.emucr.com/2019/07/supermodel-svn-r777.html here is a link to the newest version from July of this year.

Are you aware this now works with MAME Naomi files?

I know this isn't what you want to here but with your scenario and the hardware you are using I don't think anyone is going to really be able to offer up that many solutions. Hopefully I'm wrong so hang in there for an answer but be prepared to be disappointed also.

yeah this is something on Jason's radar to fix.

unfortunately the answer to both your questions is no.

LB itself does not handle this its something the users has to do. As to the second half of the question I couldn't say as I don't use m3u files.

Does anyone actually do this and get good results? I have a Windows Server and I can do this without making any tweaks but I just find the performance to be pretty terrible so I don't bother. I do however keep my ROMs on the server and use them on all my client PCs.

In my experience the app and game both have to be on the SD card or they won't work.

can't you just turn off notifications in the RA UI

https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/faster-than-an-ssd-how-to-turn-extra-memory-into-a-ram-disk This link suggest you should have 6GB to even attempt setting up a RAM disk and it also states that you need 64 bit Windows as if you are limited to 4GB on a 32 bit system its impossible to add any more.

To delete just right click the platform from the side bar on the left and choose delete. Also if you are looking for a more curated set you can checkout the All Killer No Filler bats available in the link below

When can we start making feature requests? I'm thinking a option to skip letters like is present in BigBox would make navigating the menu quicker for large platforms.

I'd further research the issue and see if its known and can easily be fixed with a setting change before I just rolled back.

@dov_ELwhy do you keep posting plain text in those super annoying code boxes. They are so annoying to try to read I've edit both your post but please stop doing that.

For RetroArch I just download the exe and debug.exe and throw it right inside my current build then start RA if I get a error message about missing dll files I then download the redist package and add it to the same folder so it basically just keeps using my old config. Have been doing so for about 3 years now without issue but if you want to be safe back it up 1st.

Lol glad I saw this I just did this with my NES set as I had 3 problematic ROMs that I had to exclude then I replaced them with different files and imported them. Then I saw this post and was disappointed to see that I now only had 3 NES ROMs added.

I finally got this working last night here is what I had to do. 1st it installed the application to my internal storage then I went into the phones settings and moved the application to my SD card. At that point I did a export from my PC and exported to my SD card, but every time I opened the app it did not show any platforms despite me being able to see them when I browsed to that folder on the SD. So I went poking around in the internal storage and found that there was some files including a license a few other files that were present there but not on the SD card after moving those files to the SD card and reopening the application I could now see my platforms and launch games using RA. Hopefully this will help out anyone else trying to run it from a SD card.

open MAME with no game loaded go to configure options then save configuration it will now have created the .ini file.