jadekitten

i'm using win764, and it works here

you need to run/import the cue, not the bin

sure, just wanted to see if i needed to mess with it more or not

@Jason Carr were you able to reproduce the crash? it happens every time here

don't lose hope, i have speech issues and i got it working, run the training built into windows

just thought maybe you were looking by the clock, as that is where i was looking

the debug text is on the audio level window title bar

oops System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at (SpeechHandler ) at LaunchBox.Voice.SpeechHandler.ReduceVolume() at (SpeechHandler , Object , SpeechRecognizedEventArgs ) at LaunchBox.Voice.SpeechHandler.recognizer_SpeechRecognized(Object sender, SpeechRecognizedEventArgs e) at System.Speech.Recognition.SpeechRecognitionEngine.SpeechRecognizedProxy(Object sender, SpeechRecognizedEventArgs e) to reproduce say desktop, then say it again

the coolest thing us i can besay writing this reply and it still plays if i say computer play whatever, that's awesome

i was trying ps1 via retroarch, it works if i say close window though

when i say launchbox it thinks i said just about anything else lol, when i say computer it works, when i say exit game it says exiting game but doesn't exit

it doesn't hang, it just doesn't respond with "yes" like in the video, but it still responds to keystrokes

i'm running 6.9 beta 12, i have enabled voice rec, restarted, said launchbox, , nothing happens, moved slider to 100, restarted, said launchbox, nothing happens, checked xml file, voiceprefix was set as computer, restarted, said computer, nothing happens, mic works, audio level goes up for each test mic https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000UXZQ42/

you're quite welcome, off topic, but i also submitted a sega cd related bug today over at the bitbucket

yeah, I was trying to submit my covers, but no platform was listed, hence mt post

see here http://segaretro.org/Sega_Mega-CD_32X

You CAN add platforms yourself BTW, in case you weren't aware

ok good, as i wanted them to be deleted :) are they deleted to the recycle bin?

when you check extract roms before running, where are they extracted to, and our extracted contents deleted upon emulator closure?

ok, for some reason that never even occurred to me

some retroarch cores support running compressed roms and some don't, so i kinda need this...?

i see, yeah the whole reason i went with gzip is for space conservation. I'm not sure what would be best for that as PS2 gamees are so big, i wish we had something like pbp, that way we could combine multidiscs too. thanks for the advice. i'm unsure which i'll take

My PS2 ISO's are gziipped which means they are named like name.iso.gz, This causes Launchbox to interpret the name as name.iso which causes scraping to fail. Is there anything I can do? All I would need is an option for Launchbox to ignore anything after and including a .(period)