Suhrvivor

Don't follow that video! If you resize logos without preserving the aspect ratio you'll end up with flattened low quality logos.

Did you try running your games from the emulator itself? Extract your isos. Dolphin can't read compressed files. Also, you should enable file extensions in explorer, that will save you from headaches in the future. That and avoiding using non English letters as much as possible in western software. Alternatively, you can keep you isos compressed and enable "Extract ROMS archives files before running" in the Emulator's configuration window of LaunchBox. If you want to have your isos compressed, the best thing you can do is compress them with Dolphin itself. Dolphin can read those compressed isos directly.

What would it happen to those images with different region that we already downloaded with previous versions? Can the cleaning media tool remove them if you run it in this beta?

They changed the command line syntax in a nighlty build some time ago. Make sure you're using a recent version or change the command from "-b -e" to "/b /e".

Make sure you check the Search for game information and media from the LaunchBox Games Database (recommended). Even if info was found previously. No media will be downloaded if that option is not checked.

What video driver and shader type are you using?

As long as your games and emulators are inside your LaunchBox folder, everything should work no matter the drive letter. Just make sure that the emulators are set up as portable. Some of them need a few easy tweaks to make them so.

To add images to playlists, open LaunchBox, locate the playlist in the left panel of LaunchBox. Right click it and select edit. You can add images and change other relevant parameters there.

Remove or update Cemuhook.

In emulator details, try adding this to the Default Command-line parameters: /b /e BTW, Dolphin changed the syntax from / to - some time ago, your emulator must be quite old.

Try pointing to the executable of the game instead of a shortcut or weird UWP link. You can find the game's URL by launching the game, opening the Task Manager, rightclicking the game and selecting "Go to details", then right click the game's exe and select "Open file location".

You can use overlays as bezels in retroarch and by using games overrides you can have one different for each game. I don't know where to find game-specific overlays, though. If you find something let us know.

Steam doesn't work for me, whenever Steam's "Launching Game" window appears, the fade goes away and sends you back to the frontend once that pesky window disappears. Then the game launches after a while. By the way, I started experimenting with the startup themes and ended up making one for myself, It's in the download section in case anyone wants to check it out.

Big Logo - Startup Theme View File A simple startup and shutdown screen theme revolved around clear logos and fanart artwork, with a big progress bar on the bottom. (You need LaunchBox version 9.2 beta or newer for this theme to work). How to install and setup: - Download the zip file of the theme and extract it to LaunchBox's root folder. - Open LaunchBox, go to Tools --> Options, Click on the Game Startup tab on the left, then change the Startup Theme to Big Logo. Any feedback is much appreciated. Enjoy! Submitter Suhrvivor Submitted 12/20/2018 Category Startup Themes  

Images used by the startup screen are locked forever until you close LaunchBox, if you try to delete them via LaunchBox or Explorer you'll get an error saying files are still being used by LaunchBox and cannot be deleted.

It's weird that that the startup screen doesn't work with PCSX2 but works perfectly with RPCS3, I don't think the latter uses exclusive fullscreen.

That's a lot of videos, mate, great job! I've noticed a lot of blurriness in the video snaps product of frames being interpolated, you might want to disable resample in the video editor to avoid that and have cleaner videos.