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I dont use mameui but a quick search found it here . 192 download is the 4th line in yellow.
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No worries. Always happy to try and help.
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Tools\Manage Emulators in Launchbox. In there you can click and edit each emulator you have added to change the path.
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Arrange By ... can "Game Completed: No" appear first?
Retro808 replied to ChillPenguin's topic in Noobs
I am not sure if the way you describe is possible, but a work around would be to create a playlist. You can have the playlist auto-populate for "complete" and have the criteria "equals false". All games that you have not marked as completed will show. Then when you mark a new game complete it should remove it from that playlist.- 1 reply
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Try putting the below in your command line parameters. It works in my set-up. Another forum member had the same issue and could not get it to work. Not sure if that member ever solved the issue. -fullscreen Other thread here.
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I have never used no$gba but I did just load it in my set-up and tested a few roms. I was able to exit by hitting escape and did not get a runtime error. Are all your drivers, V C++ library up to date?
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I was not sure either so I just tested. It does work. If you mark a game as broken from a platform the game will still show in the playlist as long as you have the "Show Broken" checked in settings.
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Not possible right now, but I believe the function request will be on the next poll of features to be added. So I would suggest when the poll is released if it is indeed on it to vote.
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I think it might as I seem to remember a BigBox setting to show broken games.
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Yes, just create a playlist then edit that playlist and there is a box at the bottom to include it in whatever platform category you choose. Nevermind: @neil9000 ninja'd me again.
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It will work. 1. In manage platforms add the platform you want and choose your scrape as. 2. Reopen manage platforms and make sure that newly created platform does show. It should show and state you have "0" games. Key here is edit it, right click and copy the name of the platform. 3. Choose a game and right click edit. In the platform cell if you click the dropdown box you will notice the new platform does not show. No issue, just paste the name of the new platform in that cell and override the existing name (this is why I said copy the name in the prior step). Be sure to save and close. 4. You should now see that new platform in your list on the left. Now go ahead and bulk edit the rest of the games and the new platform should show. You may have to click into a different game or platform after you do step 3 to get it to show up, but it will.
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I do not recall seeing a controller or keyboard mapping for this in BB. At least I never looked to deeply for it. A quick glance at the options do not show one. There are ones for starting attract mode and Spin Wheel While Holding. The second could possibly work for what you need, but I think it would only stay within the platform you are on. I have never used it so could not say for sure what it does.
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Great. Glad to it you got it working.
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That screen just comes up during Mame imports in the import wizard.
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Those are only playlists. When you import Mame roms there is a checkbox to import those playlists, you need to uncheck it in future uploads to prevent it from importing again. To delete them now just close out Launchbox and in the data\playlist folder delete those playlist .xml files. Then reopen LB and they will be gone. The games will all be under your mame platform.
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In that same tab is the correct core listed and is the spelling/syntax correct? It has happened before someone put 3 "l's" in dll or spelled a word wrong. Looking at the tutorial it should read as listed below: -L "cores\prosystem_libretro.dll" If you can load the core and the game direct in RA and if from LB it is not working often it is a simple disconnect in your LB set-up. Just a matter of rechecking pieces.
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If you go into manage emulators in Launchbox and edit Retroarch do you have in your associated platforms tab Atari 7800 associated with Retroarch? I do not have 7800 loaded the image is just a screen grab from the tutorial. Also if you pick a game and right click, edit, then go to the emulation tab is retroarch showing?
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@Kamikaze01 Glad it is sorted. See I knew if our resident experts chimed in it would get sorted.
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Sorry that did not help. I am not sure what it could be. I am not too knowledgable in this area. I also do not remember seeing many audio issues like this with LB and Retroarch. Hopefully one of our resident experts will chime in.
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Question 1: LB only pulls from LB database, Wikipedia, and EmuMovies. If they have them available for the platform/games it would be downloaded or an option to download when you edit a game. Question 2: Could be normal. The music files would only be there if someone uploaded them. I just checked the EmuMovies FTP and in the official folders there are no N64 music files. But in the member uploads there are some members who uploaded N64 soundtracks. I do not know how LB pulls from EmuMovies if it is from the official FTP folders only or from any folders that are in the FTP structure.
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Did you try what fixed it for the previous member in this post? Open your retroarch.cfg and scroll down to audio_mute_enable in that line item if it says "true" replace it with "false".
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If you are worried about a user backing out into the menu and accessing your settings you can set a lock code. This will prevent them from getting into the settings piece of the menu. They can still back out to that main menu, but that main one will only allow them to use the filter functions on that page if they want to browse your games by certain criteria. They really cannot mess up your settings.
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My original answer may not have been exactly the answer to the original questioned posed. My bad on that. If you have LB and want to verify complete and working roms than yes you will need a separate rom manger as I do not believe LB will verify this information for you.
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You do not need a ROM manager to use Launchbox/BigBox. As long as the roms work in your chosen emulator and you have the emulator setup correctly outside of LB then LB will launch the chosen game. I do not believe LB does any auditing of roms to ensure they are complete or working.