neil9000

Either or, or more specifically a program that lets you put keyboard commands on a controller. But yeah rocket launcher also if its using shortcuts for hyperpause and such. Also I forgot to ask how are you actually exiting a game? controller or keyboard, and what is the combo you use?

Oh interesting, are you using any 3rd party controller apps?

That may be a video engine issue, have you tried the opposite of what you are currently using?

Does that natively support controller navigation?

Yeah this is a known issue, but unfortunately proving very very tricky to nail down.

What do you mean by "library" view?

I just downloaded and tested this, it works just fine on my system.

Launchbox supports "ANY" emulator that you want to use, and this is a thread about steam please don't hijack threads with content not related to it.

Yeah I get ya, to be honest I believe the steam import has been the way it is since it was implemented and it could use a overhaul. But I think we are using the steam api in some way also, so it may be a limitation of what that api can do. I'm not a coder so I'm really not sure exactly how the steam import works exactly.

This looks like the same error. https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/how-to/windows/how-fix-application-was-unable-start-correctly-0xc000007b-error-message-3613164/

Can you change the language in mupen to English and post that error message in English, Thank You.

I'm using a PC I built around the same time as you, but I have a i5-3570k and 16GB ram, but I also have a gtx 1060 which really helps in bigbox.

The way I have mine setup is I have all the images in the Launchbox folder on my ssd, but I have all my roms and videos on another drive, this works just fine and means that my launchbox folder on my C: drive is 72GB when it would be more than double that if I had the videos there as well.

Isn't this what you asked for though in your original post? Unfortunately this is currently the only way to do it all the program does is look at the games in your account. I really don't see any other way to do it, if you don't want to import everything then you remove before import, or you import everything then delete from Launchbox after the fact. Unfortunately either way you will have to manually remove the games you don't want, there is obviously no way for launchbox to no what you want imported and what you don't, so you will always have to specify.

The wii remote is a very unique device, not only does it have accelerometers in it, it also relies on another device, the sensor bar, to know where it is in relation to you. To add support for such a device is not trivial at all and honestly not wanted or needed by most Bigbox users. Although as stated there are 3rd party apps that could help you, there is a reason that pretty much only the dolphin emulator supports it, it's unique and difficult.

That's correct, it defaults to the system volume. This is also noticeable inside of Bigbox if you are using Windows Media Player as your video engine, as adjusting video or audio volumes there has no effect, that only works when using VLC unfortunately. Edit: Also if the startup video in question was rendered at a high volume then it will also be even louder.

Also the ones with the long codes are just very old updates from before they were specifically named with the version No.

Yep safe to delete, I personally always keep the last stable and the last beta though just in case.

lol, yep it will only download what you have highlighted, as you discovered.

The problem I see with this is that plex is just simply sending the file over the network or internet or transcoding then sending the file and the plex client on the other end simply plays the incoming file, Emulation is a whole other thing in order to be able to stream a game to another PC Bigbox would have to be running on the server computer as would the actual emulator being used, and we have no real control over the emulators so if someone was to start playing a game on a client machine then the emulator would have to be running on the server side machine and would probably be fullscreen also so you could be using the server computer when all of the sudden a emulator launches and goes full screen and you can no longer use the server side system, For this to work the way you want it to all the emulator authors would have to recode there emulators in order to send the image while still being minimised on the server side system and unfortunately I don't see this happening any time. As for the steam link you can add any program on your system to steam as a "non steam game" Bigbox included obviously and stream to steam link or another system on the network using steam, however you will have the same issue as I described above the game or program would be running fullscreen on the server system and would be unusable for the local user.

Click on it then use "escape" to reset it to none.

I personally use controller companion which works great, it's currently 33% off on steam. http://store.steampowered.com/app/367670/Controller_Companion/

If I remember correctly I just added my username and that worked fine.

He he, too slow.

You can just go to tools/create missing arcade/mame playlists, and the program will take care of it for you.