Lordmonkus

Launchbox itself has no virus in it. I use Windows built in anti virus and never had any detections with it with LB.

This is for an up to date rom set, not the older sets such as the 2003 set.

Yeah the Split is possible to do but would take a whole lot more time to make because of all of the necessary parent and bios files. With the Non Merged it is extremely simple (relatively speaking) for people to add and remove games to make a set that suited their liking more.

Never tried it myself but in theory that could work.

Yeah you can import using the folder name if you name the folder correctly but like I said earlier, I like to have the folder named with the hack version, who did the hack and audio tracks.

If you do that though make sure you remember the file name because it matters and an incorrect name will break the MSU audio.

Correct, it's not a real platform so you will have to manage it yourself.

Th easiest way would be to have all your games in their own folders (which you should be doing anyways). Name each games folder the name of the game and when you import choose to import with folder name, that should allow LB to scrape them properly. The one issue with this though is you really should name the folders with more details such as patch version and which audio tracks because there are several versions for many of the games and if you don't name them properly you can easily forget what version you have. Personally I just import the roms and then go into LB after and fix each game up, renaming them in LB and letting the scraper do its thing after. Yeah it's more time consuming but there aren't that many MSU games and there are even fewer good ones worth adding to the collection.

I wouldn't mind seeing them in the database but that is just my opinion.

If you want to get your license black listed and no longer receive updates you could so I would highly suggest you don't. Also making your user name the same as your email is a great way to get spam bots flooding your email.

I am fairly certain that the 2200G and 2400G can run PCSX2 and even Cemu but I have not tested them myself. Look up ETA Primes Ryzen videos, he has done testing on them.

Without any more details such as what emulator you are using I am going to guess that your main issue is most likely the bios.

They work fine, ETA Prime even did some videos on them on his YouTube channel. An APU is just a CPU with a graphics chip built in. The graphics power is not as good as a decent dedicated video card but it does work and the Ryzen integrated video is better than Intels by a large margin.

It's a Hori brand Xbox 360 controller. http://www.gamingzap.com/blog/2010/06/top-5-xbox-360-controllers/

You can use a 4 digit pin code to lock out BigBox mode but that is about it, no idea if that's suitable for you or not.

Maybe with an additional app pointing to a batch file that loads the same game and emulator. That's at least the first solution that comes to mind, might be a simpler way to do it.

Sounds like Homers car.

So you said that having an option to disable them would be nice while at the same time you said you had them disabled ?

There is an option. You can even do it on a per emulator basis.

Make a custom platform and import the rom file if using Snes9x, you cannot change the rom file name so you will have to import the roms and then go through and name and scrape each game separately.

No reason at all not to, the new full set importer makes the merged set a perfectly viable option.

If it works for one game it should work all games in the platform using that emulator/

Try putting it in this window: