Lordmonkus

I use LTSB and I can't say I noticed any difference in performance but it is nice not having the bloatware and being able to disable all the telemetry.

If you are using Retroarch it will do it automatically. If you are using a stand alone emulator such as Mupen or Project64 you need to setup your controller in the emulator.

1. I believe if you edit the game you can choose which version of the rom is loaded by default. Not sure what setting it would be under, I have never used the full set importer. 2. No-Intro is for cartridge based systems, not Mame. 3. You can easily find and download the latest sets, Google "pleasuredome git io" and it will take you to the right place. You can get split, merged and non merged sets. For guides and tutorials the YouTube channel is the best place to start for the more common stuff but we have a lot of written guides here on the forums as well: https://www.youtube.com/c/UnbrokenSoftwareLLC

The games could be imported but a different region version and may be a different name.

There is nothing wrong with the file names shown in the screenshot. That message means you have the games imported already or there is a bug which is unlikely.

Go to the Retroarch install folder, then the cores sub folder and delete any cores you don't want.

Did you map your buttons in Mame ?

Done.

Ok that means your 1942 game rom is wrong. You say that you can load games manually, does your rom set match your emulator version ?

Uncheck the remove quotes box from your 2nd screenshot.

Since you did not mention any specific emulator or systems I can only give you generic advice. We have a ton of tutorials on the YouTube channel and many guides here on the forums.

This means that you are using a pirated Launchbox license. If you feel this is an error then please contact support@unbrokensoftware.com with your information and they will get you sorted out. Otherwise you will need to purchase a legitimate license.

Nope, I am still using the exact same Corsair keyboard and haven't had an issue with it in any way.

They will work if you use Mame 151.

You need to configure your game controller in your emulators.

Do the games work in the emulator outside of LB ? If so then all that you should have to do is import the file you need to load into LB and it will work just like any other PS2 game. I have never touched any PS2 homebrew ever so I do not know if there are any quirks or issues to deal with.

They don't seem to be up to date, they ARE up to date, they are the official releases of sets.

No, it downloads Mame, not a rom set, that would be illegal. You can find the latest Mame sets easily if you Google "pleasuredome github io", it will be the first result.

It sounds like you don't actually have a complete rom set.

This will depend on the emulator but you can setup RA to launch on a specific monitor. For other emulators you will have to check out the documentation. Alternatively there is a program available on Steam called Display Fusion which you can use to tell to move programs to a specific display but its not a free program.

No idea where you got the idea that Kronos is supposed to be more accurate, Mednafen / Beetle is the best Saturn emulator going right now. If you can show me a link which shows the Kronos core to be more accurate I would love to see it. In any case the screen you are seeing is generally either a bad / missing bios or bad disc image.

It's not stopped, just moved and downsized to only handle Mame sets.

What kind of details ? The Mame site updates what changes each month and no links, we cannot provide any but if you Google search Pleasuredome github io it should be the first link in the results.

If you are using the full set importer in LB it doesn't matter what set you use but Non Merged would be a waste of space in that scenario. Non Merged is recommended if you want to hand pick out specific games for your own custom set of games. As for updating there really isn't any real reason to keep it up to date every month and now that Pleasuredome shit down their tracker and moved to the github io page it's easier than ever to get the latest sets.

I think you would have to set up each game though you may get lucky and only have to setup the analog controls once and have it work. You will have to tweak settings in Mame but the wheel should just work, it is just seen as an Xinput controller device with analog axis and digital buttons. Something like the Thrustmaster T80 would be the once I would suggest for a low budget non FFB wheel. https://www.amazon.com/Thrustmaster-Ferrari-Racing-Wheel-playstation-4/dp/B077MT5XPP?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1&psc=1 There are cheaper wheels out there but I really would advise against those.