neil9000

Is that a emulator that needs to know your rom path? Because that first image looks like it can't find anything.

OK so the theme doesnt work for you? works ok here.

Either or??. lol Go to options views, and switch it.

Hey @pezley, any chance you can supply the legend himself with a 16:9 image??

Just be a little patient, we have limited users, and there is currently a long list.

Can you copy out that plugin somewhere else, and look again?

I would love to come across a old TV. The last flat i moved into i found a 14inch one hidden in the wardrobe/closet. Pissed me off that peeps would leave that in a flat i was moving into, and hidden in the cupboard. Now i cant find a small CRT for looking, damn you hindsight!!!

Also i am assuming you are on beta 2?

Do you have a PDF plugin in your plugin folder?

Interesting, not seeing that here. Add to playlist is the bottom option i have.

The PDF viewer is just a option in the game details menu, just like the view images, and view video full screen options. It doesn't interfere with anything, but it's there if you want it.

lol, no probs. General rule of thumb, if games load fine in retroarch by itself but not through Launchbox, it's nearly always a typo in that section.

You are missing the ".dll" at the end of the command for PS1.

If every other retroarch system works and the games load fine from Retroarch itself i would suggest that you possibly have a typo or are pointing to the wrong core. Can you post a pic showing your associated platforms window for retroarch showing the PS1 section please.

Yeah i prefer the first image with the larger game name text personally.

No probs, just bare that in mind for future reference. You can name your platforms anything you like, but it always has to match "exactly" in the emulator sections or Launchbox won't no what emulator to launch for the platform.

You need to name the associated platform identically to your platform name, so you need to add "NEC".

The yearly license is just that yearly, it will not automatically upgrade to a forever after 3 years, the only way to get the forever is to spend the $30 to upgrade to it.

High and welcome to the community. 1) If you go to Tools/Options/Region priorities you can set your preferred region there and this will effect imports also. 2) If you need to change the emulator for a full system you can use the bulk edit wizard. Just click on a game then ctrl a to highlight them all then right click a game and choose edit, this will open the bulk edit wizard, just choose emulator in the first dropdown then your emulator in the second. 3) The anolog triggers do not work in Bigbox unfortunately.

They are dinput only like that though right? So i would check that whatever emulators you are using support dinput and not just xinput. However if you are using Retroarch for these systems then Retroarch supports dinput out of the box.

No probs.

MAME does support button combos, if you look at the bottom of this shot you will see i have 2 buttons set to "UI CANCEL" this is actually the select and B buttons on my mayflash arcade stick, so i hold back/select then press b to exit MAME. The "insert coin" can also be added to any button you want, it's in the "input general/other controls" section of the tab menu.

All the button mappings for MAME are set in the MAME ui itself, just press tab to open it.

That specific controller although bluetooth is not a standard bluetooth controller. You will also need to get the 8bitdo wireless dongle to connect it to a PC otherwise you have to keep it as a wired controller on PC. I personally have this 8bitdo one, which is full bluetooth and is detected by windows as a xinput controller. If you buy a bluetooth 8bitdo N64 controler it may or may not interfere with your button mappings on the snes one, it will depend on the ID that the N64 one has, and weather it uses xinput or not because if they both show as "xinput controllers" in windows they probably will conflict with button mapping. Edit: Ill tag @Retro808 here as i believe he has experience with those specific controllers.