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I still gathered it from the picture. I'm setting up the videos paths now.

Sorry for my stupidity I've got it now. Thank you!

All my games are already on the other harddrive with paths outside of the install folder. The games are there but the videos are still in the Launchbox install folder. How do I move the directory for the videos outside of the Launchbox install folder, while keeping Launchbox in the same place?

How would I go about fixing a game on the database that has had it's name changed and been heavily altered with an update? For example, Evolve. Evolve is correct for all the various platforms and covert art however when importing the new updated version "Evolve Stage 2" there is no information. Should Evolve Stage 2 be put into the database as a separate game with a different release date and artwork? A feature to add multiple game names for one title would help (sorry if I'm just not seeing this feature). Just for the sake of example SimCity4 and SimCity4 "Deluxe" has this problem as well.

How would I store Launchbox/BigBox game videos in a different folder on a different harddrive? I want Launchbox on my SSD with videos on my 3TB HDD.

For a while every few seconds in Dolphin I had about 3 frames dropping resulting in stuttering on a machine with a Gtx 970 -.- For anyone having stuttering problems in general, has a lower-end machine, or stuttering when they know their hardware is well adequate, try Dolphin Ishiiruka. https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Thread-unofficial-ishiiruka-dolphin-custom-version With even better graphics settings than I had in Dolphin when it stuttered, and some HQ texture hacks, I was maintaining a constant 60fps in all games I tried and had no elusive micro-stuttering. Simply Austin made a great video on this if anyone wants a video guide:

I'm far from an expert on programming, but creating a script for matching a game name from the Launchbox DB and to artwork with the same name on a website should be fairly easy to automate right? Here are some sites I recommend for quality box art that could help fill in the gaps. No it won't be perfect but a few low-quality duds out of 1,000s of games fixed seems a whole lot better than no artwork for any of them at all. If the process can't be automated, no harm no foul, still some great resources for everyone to have for manually updating the LB DB. http://www.thecoverproject.net/ http://www.gamefaqs.com/games http://www.gamestop.com/ http://cdcovers.to/ http://www.theisozone.com/covers/ https://www.amazon.com/ (has old games but is better for newer games, providing HQ covers, ratings, screenshots, and videos)