neil9000

Ah OK. Then i suggest ditching the installer version and just using the .7zip portable version like any sane person.

Now if only we can get that in VR, so it looks like it sounds.

You see mine is set to "2" that is the "B" button on a xinput controller, specifically my original XBOX ONE controller.

If you are using a controller its the button that you have set to back in Bigbox, you just go back from the main platform screen to access the options.

https://discord.gg/Vn76Mc

In your images in your OP the path to the roms is in your Retroacrh folder, not the Launchbox folder. So if Launchbox is in fact looking in its own folder the roms arent there.

I see in your image you have Retroarch in your appdata/roaming folder, thats a very strange place to have it, and i wouldn't be surprised if there are permission issues trying to run your roms/emulators from there.

The official Launchbox forums are not the place to ask for help with pre-configured builds that have nothing to do with us. Try his discord channel for support with that build.

There is no download, this is just him showing off his own personal build.

The default.cfg is located in the mame/cfg folder, you can just delete that and all buttons will be reset to default at next launch. You will of course have to re-configure your stick/controller buttons after.

It would be easier for you to use a older version of the MAME emulator. This is why MAME has versions, not all roms will work with all versions of the emulator as the files change. In this case back at version 0.182 i think it was the qsound bios was changed, so if your roms are older than 0.182 then you have to use a version of the emulator prior to 0.182 also.

Well that is how that reads to me, you say you do not want the roms local, so i was simply stating that this is not possible at this moment in time.

Network shares simply are not available currently. If you want to use Launchbox on a Android device then the Games have to be local. This may change in the future but currently it is not a option as the roms have to be in a specific location for Launchbox to see them, and that is the location that the exporter makes for you when you export.

Also is it possible that you were using a different emulator originally that you no longer have, but is still set as the default in Launchbox? So when you import its looking to a old location and therefore can not launch the emulator?

Also if you right click a game and choose "Open Retroarch" does it open?

OK, then it sounds like you have something configured wrong, after seeing this thread i just imported my FBA romset and its working just fine. I dragged my FBA romset onto Launchbox, i called the platform FBA and told it to scrape as Arcade. I chose Retroarch as the emulator, and on the last page of the wizard told it to import as MAME for non MAME emulators and imported. In Tools/Manage Emulators/Retroarch/Associated Platforms i have a FBA platform with fbaneo_libretro selected as the core. Games load just fine.

Thats just not true at all. Windows 10 is just fine, far better than 7 in my opinion. if you were having issues with 10 than thats down to your own personal system and setup. Also Windows 7 is at end of life and wont be updated soon, and that is not what you want with a OS connected to the internet.

You can also just right click the download button and open in a new tab, that will just list all the files on one page.

The "Pro" is the original one with a 500GB HDD built in.

Just checked and they are showing fine for me.

Yeah it works to install Launchbox and it loads up fine on my 4K stick, thats as far as i have got so far though, i need to do a mini export and get Retroarch on my stick, but the app itself works as far as i can tell so far.

Get the apps2fire app from the Google playstore and use it to send it to your Fire Stick.