Suhrvivor

You're closing the launcher, not the actual emulator, try ShadPs4.exe instead of shadPS4QtLauncher.exe. This is the Exit script I use and it works just fine: $Esc:: { Process, Close, ShadPS4.exe }

You also need premium Emumovies to be able to download videos from them through LaunchBox. On the meantime, check the forum's download section, there are some video snaps and theme videos to grab there.

Yeah that feature was added recently. there's another thread talking about that;

Link is dead, that youtube account doesn't exist anymore. I guess Nintendo got you good.

The thing about custom covers in the database is that there's not a reliable way to download a particular version of a custom cover style, you either don't download them or you download them all. Then you'll have to check one by one and select the ones you want to keep. For custom media, I think it's better if you just packed them all into a zip file and upload it to the forum's download section.

There's never going to be a frontend with all the emulators built-in. Why would you ever think that's even possible? Closest thing right now is Retroarch but is not even close to having ALL the emulators.

That's for the old version! Don't use that! The -f was for launching in fullscreen and that doesn't work with the launcher, for launching in fullscreen you have to mess with the launcher's settings. The new launcher requires you to point to a shadp4.exe executable to use, the -d in the command line means it should use the default one you have downloaded with the launcher. Hope that helps.

After they separated the GUI from the emulator (since v.0.12), you need to point to shadPS4QtLauncher.exe, not shadPS4.exe. The command line should look like this: -d -g

That's what i do. But I don't have full rom sets tho, just a handful of titles per system.

I had this issue, it seems to be fixed since 13.26 beta 1. I also had random crashes when running Bigbox on my laptop at work (core i3 10gen with intel GPU and Win11), I'm gonna test that on this beta to see if that's fixed.

I used to have the Atari 2600 on my LaunchBox but I ended up deleting it. I started gaming with the NES generation so that's how far my nostalgia goes. Anyway most of the better Atari 2600 games are just simplified Arcade ports and the few that are not I didn't find them interesting at all.

I'm the opposite of you, I have one rom per whole setup and they're not zipped, I rather not wait for roms to be extracted.

The thing is that digital HDD games are usually smaller than disc games, in the cases where the game has a lot of updates, the dumped files or iso has the full game v1.0 , the DLCs and the updates are separated in the emulator's update folder, cluterring your setup. Digital game have all the needed file in one folder without outdated and unused files (like the PS3UPDAT.PUP firmware files). Also, some disc games need to install some files in the PS3's HDD to function properly (Last of Us, Metal Gera Solid 4, Drakengard 3, etc), which ends up having duplicate files. I'm switching to Iso only on some selected titles. The definitive solution would be a custom compressed file format that would include the base game, the DLCs, and the updates all in one file. Something like the WUA format for the digital and disc Wii U games.

Hey good luck with those missing titles, old and Japanese games are infamous for having little to no good assets for creating content.