neil9000

Most of the newer themes come with a theme settings xml these days, which will automatically adjust these settings so you don't need to manually. In this specific case though it's a older theme from December last year so was created before the theme specific settings were introduced to launchbox.

You worked it out before i could post.

Just uncheck the game background videos also, that should work.

Yeah, my understanding is that Launchbox will download the metadata file when you edit or add something, but that new metadata will need to be copied over to the individual platform xml's to show the new updated data, so i would guess it would be manually triggered by the user as it may take some time depending on size of the platform.

Hmm, never seen this question before, and it's a good one. I would hazard a guess you would have to manually prompt it by highlighting all your games and going to update metadata and images, checking the metadata box but unchecking all the image boxes. That's just a guess, though that way should definitely work, i don't think it is automatic but i could be wrong.

I'm gonna hazard a guess that you have background video's on in the video options, i just tried with it on and got a black screen, when unchecked it works just fine. This makes sense as it's not technically a background video, as the theme is designed for the video to be in a specific location.

Unfortunately not. It's OK take your time and test when your import is done, i'll get a email when you reply back so i'll jump back in here when you reply.

It seems to be working just fine for me, can you try the settings i have in the second image.

OK, give me a few minutes and i'll download that theme and test on my system.

What theme are you using and what are you using in bigbox, vlc or wmp?

Hi and welcome to the community. This actually sounds more like a emulator issue rather than a Launchbox one. You say your controllers are setup and detected, and even have different colours denoting that they are detected as two different controllers, but that player two does not work once in a game. This is a emulator issue as Launchbox has no effect on controllers once a emulator loads, it's only used for the Launchbox/Bigbox ui which the loads the emulator which takes over the controllers at that point. So i would suggest loading your emulator by itself and checking the input section, it may only have a player 1 controls set at the moment and will need player 2 controls set as well. As for your nes/snes games not working also with your controller, again that sounds like a emulator problem, have you opened the emulator by itself and set the controls before you tried to launch through Launchbox/Bigbox? And finally for 3DO, i have never personally emulated that so can be of little help there, but if it is simply not loading anything at all then i would check that the games load OK through just the emulator first, if they do then you must have a Launchbox configuration issue which we will need to troubleshoot. If they don't load through just the emulator itself either then you have a bigger problem. like incorrect bios, bad rips, wrong format rips ect. Hope that helps you in some way.

Once submissions to the database have been approved by the people who moderate that stuff (i'm not one of them) it will all be rolled into the database, which is updated every 24 hours. So the submissions and changes you have made should show in the database by tomorrow at the latest (i'm not sure exactly what time it refreshes, and it is on US time). All you will have to do your end is edit or add metadata to a game in Launchbox, and you will be prompted to download new metadata if it is available.

Have you gone to options, images and refreshed the platform images?

Doh!! Glad i could help.

Hmm, that shouldn't be happening, games launch just fine for me. Try checking that your settings look like mine in these two images.

No probs.

Welcome to the community. For a start i would import the .cue files not the .bins, then rather than importing the folder i would just import the files using the windows search. So in the import wizard choose add files, navigate to your psx folder, then in the windows search bar in the top right of the window enter *".cue" That should then list all your .cue files, just click one of them then ctrl a to highlight them all and add them. That should import all your .cue files just fine, any other issues just holla.

1. Bsnes accuracy does not have any options at all, it's purpose is to be as accurate as possible, so any user options would mess with that. 2. As long as you're dsp chips are correct and located in the Retroarch/System folder then it should work just fine, i have never seen the issue you are referring to unfortunately, so that is going to be difficult to troubleshoot.

Hey @Hexxxer, just got this error while switching the game view.

Spit it out son.

Love the banter...

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Looney tunes??? pass.

Cheers, Kelto, but still....I think this is a no need for more type situation.

Ok, cheers, was just curious if controller companion would solve these sort of issues, but of course it cost's a couple of bones.