Lordmonkus

This should work, it does for me.

Try changing the video player in LB to Windows Media instead of VLC.

This means you are using a pirated license. You can purchase a legitimate license or if you feel this is an error email support@unbrokensoftware.com and they will help you out.

Just delete the license.xml file from your Launchbox folder and replace it with the new one.

Your question was answered in another thread, please do not post multiple threads of the same subject.

Click the View File button in this thread and the Download This File button will be on the right.

Mame rom sets update every month along with the emulator itself and the current set is 0.257 You want to match the rom set and emulator versions to ensure games will work. Having mismatched versions can and will break certain games and the further apart you get in the version difference the more games that will not work. Using the full set import tool in LB you will want to download either the merged or split set from the pleasuredome.

I just tested this on a fresh install of Mame and it still works exactly as it should and as described.

Check that the disk image loads in Retroarch on it's own. Make sure that you have the proper bios files in the proper location. https://docs.libretro.com/library/same_cdi/

Of course you can run them. You import the zip files.

Do not extract Mame game rom zip files.

I would just suggest starting with a Non Merged set because it will let you pull out individual rom zip files without fear of it not working, each file is a fully self contained working game rom. You can either go one by one and pick out the games you want or you can use my batch file to copy out a set of approximately 440 games.

I moved it to emulation earlier since that is what this is, an emulation issue not a Launchbox issue.

I wish I could say it was but I had no idea about this feature lol.

You can but you will have to combine games 1 by 1. I think (but not certain) that if you remove the games from LB and then re-import the full set forcing duplicates and combining during import it should keep the play count and favourites but I cannot say for sure so if you do that do so at your own risk and back up the platform xml file before hand.

Drag the game into LB to start the import process, tell it to force duplicates and after it's imported select it and the game you want to combine it with. Right click and combine.

Middle click the image, it will open in a new tab and you can right click that and save image from there.

Email support@unbrokensoftware.com if you need a refund.

Moved thread to appropriate section. This is an emulator issue, check the audio device is set corrrectly.

Just make batch files for each mod and import those batch files like a PC game executable.

https://www.wo-we.com/collections/mini-pc/products/mini-pc-amd-excavator-a9-9400 I am guessing that this is the mini PC you are referring to and so then I would avoid it, it won't be able to do PS2 emulation very well at all. Launchbox doesn't run the games and has no impact on how well a game runs or doesn't run, the systems hardware determines that. I would also strong recommend against running emulation at 80%, it would be a terrible experience but that is just my opinion. If you wanna run PS2 and possibly PS3 emulation it's hard to give you an exact recommendation but I would start with a lower end Ryzen CPU and some sort of actual graphics card like a 10 series Nvidia, like a 1060 or 1070 minimum. That would run PS2 very well and maybe PS3 but because PS3 emulation is still in its early stages speed is very hit and miss depending on the game and emulator development stage.

It's an emulator issue. Use either Altirra or Kat5200.

You can add the platform in your LB setup though the database not have an entry for it because it is not a platform, just a programming language. You can easily add the games and load them through the emulator you want but scraping for media and metadata will be an issue.

You cannot have playlists without a platform of some kind, the games get imported to a platform while playlists are for custom games lists such as favourites which can have games from multiple platforms. Everything after that such as breaking arcade games into sub categories such as Sega NAOMI or Model 2 is just personal preference, nothing wrong or better about it in terms of functionality, just initial setup because of the different emulators.

You can copy it over.