proghodet

No, but you can choose other directories when you scan for roms.

You need to clean up all the 0 0 and empty spaces at the end of the lines in your file. Simply mark the end of a line and do a search and replace to make it go away.

I think the database is only made to get artwork based on games added to your Launchbox collection.

https://www.launchbox-app.com/download#kodi Download the zip file there, and just add it as a plugin inside kodi If you're not sure on how to do that, here's a guide: https://kodi.wiki/view/HOW-TO:Install_add-ons_from_zip_files

Do you mean accessing your BigBox library from within Kodi, or just launching BigBox from kodi?

A quick google search of the error message suggested this: "Go into Settings -> Gaming -> Game Bar. Then turn off "record game clips, screenshots, and broadcast using Game bar". "

All you need should be included I think, but you could try to install DirectX and .NET Framework

Yes, please consider uploading them to the Launchbox games db, so anyone can download them directly through Launchbox Anyway, great Job!

If -f or -fullscreen are the command line arguments that the emulator takes, then there really isn't much that can be done to speed it up. I've never heard of snesgt - is it good?

There is actually quite a lot of software available such as fraps, OBS and bandicam. Windows 10 actually has a native screen recorder in their xbox app, called Game DVR.

Or, if you have the patience, you can do a two-minute screen-recording of all your games, and then just put that video into the correct folder (as an example: launchbox/videos/NES/Super Mario Bros 3.mp4). This is what I do, but it is quite time consuming if you have a lot of games to do all at once.

I helped someone getting two emulators playing Pokémon at the same time - I guess the same principle applies, but it's not straight forward. You would have to create a script for each selection of roms that you want to play at a given time, in advance. Meaning, that if you want to change roms every time you play, you would have to alter the scripts. Also, the emulators need to support background input from the controllers, for it to work. Meaning, the window doesn't have to be active, for it to receive input. Honestly, I think it's actually more easy to just do it manually, as Jason said.

Do you have an EmuMovies subscription, or are you adding videos manually?

Atari ST Platform View File It's not very well made I'm afraid, but I made it when there was no other Atari ST theme videos. Anyway, I hope some of you enjoy! Submitter proghodet Submitted 01/20/2019 Category Platform Theme Videos  

Artwork is supplied, if it is available in the games database, which are being contributed to daily. Videos are not included, however you can add any videos you'd like, i.e create them yourself. I started with a small library, and every time I add a game, I create a quick 1 minute video. You can download some videos in the downloads section of this forum (note: plural "downloads", not "download"). I'd love to share my videos, but I don't think there is an option to upload them to the database as of now.

Did you ever figure this one out? I'm in exactly the same position as you. Cursor moves with the crosshair, but can't fire.. Edit: Nevermind, got it working using another emulator, called Meka

Edit: Use the answer provided by @Retro808

I've added a custom field for how long the game takes to complete, based off https://howlongtobeat.com/. I think I even saw a plugin that scrapes info from that site and inputs it to launchbox? I may be wrong there. I also have a custom field for "In progress", which i just set to true or false, and then have a playlist based off that. It would be neater with a checkbox, though

Consider installing teamviewer or other remote desktop software on your machines, so you can log in even when you're away

Hey! I recently upgraded one of my computers from windows 7 to windows 10. Unfortunately, this caused one of the emulators i'm using to not work anymore. It's an old emulator, and I only used it for one specific game - Safari Hunt for the Sega Master System. My question is if anyone has any suggestions to other emulators worth trying, or if RetroArch supports lightgun games? My lightguns are Ultimarc Aimtraks, if that matters

Ah, my bad, I should have explained better. Even though you got it fixed now, I'll post the instructions on how you would use it: You would need python installed on your system. You can check if you already have it installed by opening the command prompt, and typing python --version, and pressing enter. If not, you can download it from python.org. With python installed, you can copy the code i pasted above into a text-file (using notepad or similar), save the file as copyimages.py, and then just double click the file

@dragon57 posted an elegant answer in batch while I was in the process of writing a python script for the same purpose. I figured I might just post it anyway from os import listdir from os import rename from shutil import copy path = 'C:\\Users\\Dane\\LaunchBox\\Images' imagefile = path + '\\1.jpg' folders = [f for f in listdir(path)] for folder in folders: try: copy(imagefile, path + "\\" + folder + ".jpg") except FileNotFoundError: print(folder + " was not found") continue

It is a desktop computer, actually The emus I use are as follows: Cemu, Citra, Demul (Redream lags in full screen at lowest settings), DeSmuMe, Dolphin, ePSXe, FCEUX, Fusion, m2emulator, Mame 205, PCSX2, PPSSPP, Project64, Snes9X, Steem Engine and VisualBoyAdvance-M - no retroarch Would a nvidia 1050 4gb fit the bill?

Hey! I'm getting a bit tired of never being able to run emulators at anything other than the lowest settings available. I realized this especially when I earlier today downloaded Zombeavers configs for the PCSX2 emulator - I had to take the graphics settings down by a lot in order to avoid lag. So, I would like some help pointing out the bottleneck(s), and suggestions on what I should upgrade to. My specs are as follows: Intel Core I5-4590S CPU @ 3.00GHz 16GB RAM Windows 10 64-bit NVIDIA GeForce GT730