dragon57

You can find an XBox bezel in this directory, plus a ton of other systems. https://github.com/libretro/overlay-borders/tree/master/16x9 Collections/NyNy77 1080 Bezel

I could have used something like this years ago. I work in the different platforms virtually every day. I finally resorted to just searching the database using the platform: option, but an alpha option would be huge.

I don't see any issues downloading from Github specifically. I'm a member of the Bezel Project and all the bezel tests work fine and fast. It could be related to your ISP, or a million other things, but I agree, you shouldn't be seeing such a big delay. The only option I can think of is to cancel the LaunchBox downloads and try using the Windows app we provide on the Github page and see if you still see a delay. You can try the app from this link: https://github.com/thebezelproject/BezelProject-Windows

I run Atari ST under Retroarch quite often using the Hatari core. Never had an issue, but a tos image as you say is key. Below is the section from the hatari info file with some info. # Firmware / BIOS firmware_count = 1 firmware0_desc = "tos.img (TOS 1.02 US aka Mega TOS)" firmware0_path = "tos.img" firmware0_opt = "false" notes = "(!) tos.img (md5): c1c57ce48e8ee4135885cee9e63a68a2"

Zom, IRL issues always should trump other things. My contributions here as far as uploading various art related archives have basically stopped because of my own RL issues. I still try to weigh in on Bezel related questions because I still am a member of The Bezel Project team, but that too has slowed down. Try not to let users get you down. Thanks for all you do and have done in the past. We are all the better for those things.

As was said upper in this thread, ES-DE is probably the best choice, with Attract Mode being 2nd. Both work very well under Linux. ES-DE can be found here: https://es-de.org Attract Mode can be found on its homepage and the latest fork, the Plus version is here: https://github.com/oomek/attractplus

It has previously been reported the lay files for vertical games in MAME are bugged. You will either have to manually edit them until the LaunchBox team corrects this, or use the Bezel Project Windows app to install the MAME bezels, which should be correct. I have attached a lay file for vertical MAME games you can use for reference to your lay files. Default.lay

Not at the source. The Bezel Project doesn't pull lay files for MAME roms itself, but calculates those on the fly as native MAME bezels are installed. There must be a glitch in LB somewhere.

If I'm not mistaken, RocketLauncher has an Attract Mode plugin, right? So you have a great solution there, as you have already intimated.

An updated themed and system art bezel pack for the Commodore Amiga CD32 has been released, and the game list for Launchbox has been updated.

An updated themed and system art bezel pack for the Commodore Amiga and the Panasonic 3DO has been released, and the game list for Launchbox has been updated.

Some of your items are addressed in this thread: As to your 'to zip' or 'not to zip' is user preference, but you have to realize how some things will be affected by either choice. I personally 7-zip all my console roms, but many find it easier to just have no of the small console roms compressed as large disk drives are pretty cheap these days. There is no right or wrong here.

While the TV surround can cause a very slight clipping if you don't use a shader to match the round corners like CRT-GEOM (the intent of that TV surround), what you are seeing is way more than you should have. What does your lay file look like for this game? Here is mine. <!-- bezel.lay --> <mamelayout version="2"> <element name="bezel"> <image file="bezel.png" /> </element> <view name="Bezel Artwork"> <element ref="bezel"> <bounds left="0" top="0" right="16" bottom="9" /> </element> <screen index="0"> <bounds left="4.625" top="0" right="11.375" bottom="9" /> </screen> </view> </mamelayout>

LaunchBox pulls from the same Github, so updating with LB should be fine.