neil9000

My advice would be to unzip your files, Launchbox has no clue as to which file in a zip is the one that actually needs to be loaded.

No there is no option to suppress that. They should however of been combined on import, unless you unchecked that option or the games are named poorly.

No its not possible, you cannot specify one video to play in one view and a different video in another.

Yep, thats what he said earlier.

Check in the Bigbox options that you are not hiding games missing certain media. There are several options here, hide games with no video, hide games with no box-front, etc.

You can just drag and drop any file onto Launchbox which will automatically start the import wizard for the files you dropped. So just highlite all your saturn .cue files and drag them onto Launchbox which will start the wizard then just continue it as normal.

Well thats not right, there are currently only 1094 saturn games listed on wiki. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Sega_Saturn_games The easiest way to import systems that use cue+bin is to just go to the folder and use the windows explorer search to search *.cue, highlite them all and drag and drop onto Launchbox.

Yes, images are free, but you need to pay for manuals, music and videos.

You dont say if you have actually paid for a emumovies premium account, all you say is you have a emumovies account. Have you in fact paid the subscription fee?

This is by design, at least at the moment. In the options you can select one specific controller or use all available, if you choose the all attached option then yes there is no differentiation between joy 1, joy 2 etc. Bare in mind what you set in Launchbox/Bigbox is only used there and does not pertain to emulators. I would suggest setting up the combo anyway for exiting so you have to use two buttons, hitting just the one to exit may be too easy to hit when four players are huddled around hammering away at it.

I would check your priorities for box-front in the options, i am also on beta 2 and box-fronts showed just fine for me when i just switched to them to check just now.

Use a B450 motherboard, those should work out of the box.

Most Ryzen CPU's do not have video output, so you also need a dedicated GPU. The Ryzen APU's have a graphics chip built into them and use your normal system ram as Video memory.

I might be tempted to remove the GPU and get a Ryzen 5 3400G APU with vega 11 graphics at $150, and use the money saved there to get more ram so you can allocate a decent chunk to the APU. You could also save money by getting a lower wattage PSU if you dont need to power a discreet GPU. For the systems mentioned to be emulated i think that would be powerful enough, and would also run quieter and cooler and could fit in a relatively small mini itx case.

Turn them on in the plugins.ini.

That has always been the case in MAME, if you were not seeing it previously then you were not running a stock version of MAME. That also doesnt sound correct, MAME never shows a "Glass" background by default.

Does that emulator support zipped files? Try unzipping one and loading the .cue.

If Arcade is the only platform you have you can set Bigbox to open to "All" which will just list all your imported games.

Yeah, but the top two there are "Required" but are marked as "Missing".

Then they are wrong, naming doesnt matter as you can name any file you like to the correct name. You need files where the md5 matches.

I will also add to this that it can also effect actual PC games. It's due to the way the program hooks into programs in order to monitor them, some just dont like it. I actually re-installed Bioshock Infinite on steam a couple of days ago, and couldnt get that game to launch at all, having previously finished it years ago. Turns out that it doesnt like the current version of MSI Afterburner, as soon as i disabled that the game loaded up just fine.