neil9000
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My guess is the appropriate solution is not correct. where are those videos and what are they called?
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Olá, ou desmume standalone ou o núcleo retroarch é o que eu uso, o Launchbox pode trabalhar com qualquer emulador que eu uso wii u muito bem. EDIT: e c-canário para 3DS.
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This im guessing.
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They dont come from emumovies they are from launchbox itself. Tools/Options/download platform/playlist videos, its a specific different menu item specifically for these video types. Just go to your Launchbox/Videos/Playlists folder and look to see if there are any videos in there. -
No probs, glad we could get the issue all sorted out for you, enjoy Launchbox.
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Yeah, if you change the image type, or resize the sidebars or box sizes it will need to re-cache the images to the new size/image type. So you all squared away with this issue?
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Do all the boxes show now, or do you still have issues there?
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Yeah those specs are a lot better than mine (i5 3570k, 16GB DDR3, GTX1060 6GB, Launchbox on a 5400rpm HDD, but with its cache on my samsung OS SSD, connected to a 4K HDR LG TV). So my guess would be caching at this point. Also what you can do is go to Tools/Options/Sidebar and check the box to show all in the sidebar, then select the All platform and see if you notice the caching bar, as that will cache images for all your systems in one go.
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Have you downloaded the videos? They are not included in the theme and need to be downloaded via Tools/download platform/playlist videos.
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Yeah im not sure if there are a lot of people here who actually use it or not. I certainly dont myself. Do they have there own forums? I have heard the dev has been very helpfull with requests before.
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What are your PC specs? Also the caching bar is very very small and right at the top of the screen, its easy to miss. Or if your overscan isnt quite perfect on your monitor/TV you may not see it as its that small.
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Hi and welcome to the community. I exclusively use 3D boxes on my system and haven't seen the issue you are describing. It could just be that the images are still caching, if you click on a platform and look at the very top of the window do you see a very thin bar filling? If so thats the images for that platform caching, just let it finish, then they should be stored permanently and you shouldnt see no images.
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Retroarch often needs the files named a specific way, and is VERY picky about its bios files. The best way is to load a core in Retroarch without a game and go to the information and see what bios it wants and weather or not it even see's yours. This info is also in the Retroarch/Info/name of core.info files.
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Just some bug fixes, no new features.
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Go to your Launchbox/Updates folder and install the newest .exe you have there over the top of your current install, that should fix it up.
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No it doesnt, videos are limited to game snaps/platform/playlist videos.
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Did you download the core for retroarch? did you add the system to the associated platform tab for retroarch, did you bulk edit the roms to use it? All things i have told you that you need to do elsewhere in this thread.
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Im going to be carefull what i say here, but you are wrong. You clearly have set up something wrong or else it would work. This says that it does work, check your emulator settings.
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Then they will play fine in Launchbox, you just need to set it up correctly.
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Launchbox doesnt care what the emulator is, it works with everything. Bulk edit your roms by clicking a game then ctrl A to highlight them all, then right click one and go to edit, click next then in the dropdown choose emulator, then in the second dropdown prosystem, finish out the wizard and launch a game.
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Thats the associated platform tab, you need to tell Launchbox what system the emulator is for, and it must match exactly what you called the system in Launchbox.
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I recommend just having one emulator named Retroarch for all the platforms that use it, it will be much easier if Launchbox knows the emu is retroarch, it currently doesnt as you named it NES. Once you have that you can run all those systems through the one emulator entry by choosing the specific core from the dropdown which you currently dont have access to due to your naming of the emulator.
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