Lordmonkus

Make a 2nd Retroarch emulator entry in LB and call it something different but point it to the same setup. Add the platform(s) you want to use with it, you will then want to set up custom config files which you will then need to call using the command line parameters.

I did mess with it a long time ago but not through LB. But yeah it sounds like you are loading with different settings. What resolution are you trying to run RA in ? Are you using any command line parameters to call a custom .cfg file ?

Really ? I didn't notice, thanks for "pointing" that out to me.

Check out Roccat Power Grid or some of the possible alternatives here on alternativeto.net https://alternativeto.net/software/roccat--power-grid/

I use a curated rom set (439 games) using a Non Merged set as a base and when I imported my games I had to go back and re-import a small selection of games 1 by 1. I have no idea why I had to do this This was done around 3 years ago now so I have no idea if Jason has changed anything or not. The only other option is to get a full set and import that using the full set import tool and the create a playlist of your favourite games. Sorry I don't have a better solution to the problem.

My seedbox accepts magnet links with a copy paste. Copy the magnet link URL, click the Add Torrent button and paste into the bottom text box "Torrent URL:", click the add URL button.

Updated the guide about where to get Mame roms since the old Pleasuredome site is no longer around but it has continued on in a better form that is much more user friendly.

No, removing games from LB won't delete the images from your drive.

Non arcade games use a different command line system. Examples:

It's right there in the Sample-Command box.

Every emulator has it's own command line structure though usually very similar if not exactly the same. You can generally find out what you need by looking up the documentation of the emulator.

You can always add your own platform if the one you want is not listed.

You can import a partial set by dragging and dropping your roms into LB.

Merged your 2 threads about this, please don't spam the forum with the same question.

Do not use the full set import tool with that set, the Mame2003-plus set and core are not a part actual Mame releases. It is a customized Mame 0.78 with some added games and features. The best way to import it is to just select all the zip files in the set and drag into LB to start the import wizard.

The first one you listed is for the core and you can set a control scheme for that core, the 2nd one is for RA in general, for all cores.

You just need to drop the no-nag mame exe in the folder and use it.

I loved Win7 as well but 10 really is better now. A fresh install is always recommended when it comes to upgrading the OS but it's not always necessary. Sometimes it works without issues but other times it can be a bit problematic. As for the large library to move i'd suggest getting a big hard drive and transfer everything to that which you can either use in the PC or keep as an external backup.

10, it has everything you need with mature drivers and libraries such as .NET and Direct X12. I would not recommend going to 11 yet, it hasn't even been officially released and drivers are still being developed. Give it about a year or so and then upgrade if there is a compelling reason to. Windows 10 won't obsoleted for a few more years at the minimum.

No.

Close LB, close RA, delete the cores you want and re-download them through RA, re-start LB. They should be there.

There are reasons we never recommend the Mame core in RA over the stand alone version of Mame. While it does work and can work well it just has too many small nagging issues to ever recommend it.

Moved thread to appropriate forum section, this is not a LB issue.

I have a K70 keyboard and no issues.

There is no way that I found but I last looked several years ago, NeoRage X is an all in one emulator and frontend so it doesn't support command line launching of games. Now besides all that NeoRage X is a very outdated emulator. Mame and Final Burn Neo are both far better emulators and easier to use. NeoRage X should be avoided at this point in time.