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@BobsaidwzobFor both looks like there is issues with shaders. So might check if shaders being used and turn off. On the Broken RA one looks like save states are turned on, so might turn those off while figuring out what issue is. In CFG file it is here: savestate_auto_load = "false" For the second one with no audio you have it outputting to this per your log at the end: [INFO] [MIDI]: Output device "Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth". So you need to go into RA, then to the audio section and look for MIDI. Then Change the Output setting back to "off" and not directing it to the MS MIDI driver. That is why no sound.

log_verbosity = "false" Search for above in retoarch.cfg file. If turn from false to "true" should pop up a DOS command window on launch that logs what is going on with RA when running. Might see if anything pops up there. Need to turn off startup screens in LB tab and set retroarch not to go full screen. Although if hard crash might crater DOS window as well (alt-tab might still work as long as leave crash dialog open).

Also might try opening a command window in Retroarch directory and turning on logging and seeing if anything obvious pops up (saves log in Retroarch directory): retroarch --menu --verbose >> retroarch.log 2>&1

https://docs.libretro.com/guides/input-joypad-drivers/ For the input drivers description. Sounds like your SmartASD USB keyboard is causing issue for Retroarch in that it cannot find a CFG file in \Retroarch\autoconfig folder or knows how to map controls. The CFG file name matches the Vendor and Product IDs reported by Windows. My guess is that you need to make an autoconfig file specific to your SmartASD keyboard and manually config in Retroarch. In the Retroarch.CFG might also try toggling this setting for "False" : input_autodetect_enable = "true"

DosBox will not mount zips, so you have to extract to folders. You would have to try with a different client as noted below.

Try Input Driver = dinput See if that works. Also what controller are you trying to use? XBOX is typically XINPUT for joypad driver

You might also double check the AutoHotkey Script tab in the Edit Emulator window for Retroarch and make sure nothing is in there.

@cleverestThere is this tool linked below which will allow to toggle off/on the media if it is present in collection or not. It is a lot faster pulling the information than Audit and it is handy to see what is in your collection that doesn't have LB DB ID yet. It is just a lister and doesn't actually modify anything. Can export out to text of excel directly (which would be useful if Audit function would do with out having to copy/paste). A couple things to watch out for: It hasn't been updated in awhile (sadly) and seems to have issues with some data where it will miss media that it is present but it is actually there in LB folder. MAME is a big one where for purpose of media checking it cannot be used since gives false negatives. It doesn't pick up media that is named like the ROM that is completely different than the title. For example, in MAME it will see media for the game "005" since the ROM and media are same name. But in my case 99% of my media is named after the ROM in MAME so "18 Holes Pro Golf" where the media uses the "progolf" rom name it will show the media as absent. The Database ID indicator works for MAME and it does list it your full DB set, just cannot use for media management sadly. The other one is that it doesn't like "colons" or apostrophes in name and will indicate media missing (for similar reasons as above, since colons are replaced with dashes in actual media Windows file names). On the positives, and why I use as tool for certain things is that it is fast and that it allows for checking of things like "manuals" and "music" which for whatever reason the Audit function in LB still doesn't allow. It allows more granularity to check media since drop down boxes are more specific than LB Audit function (gameplay vs title for example). It is also good for checking if games are in LB DB and is much faster than audit function. If the above two name format issues were fixed it is superior to the Audit function as far as granularity of media audited. Unfortunately, doesn't seem it is likely to be updated at this point and the audit function doesn't seem high on priority list in LB to add any features similar to this tool so have to kludge away.

Uploaded three sets of player mode logos (arcade, PC, and console). One to eight players with each having a version with alternating, simultaneous, and player mode text only. Arcade logos modeled (mostly) after Dragon57 set made earlier but with versions up to eight players (MAME has a few with 8).

Silver Ring Clear Logo Play Mode Playlist Set View File Three sets of player mode silver ring logos in following formats: Arcade - with arcade joystick pictogram modeled after Dragon57 style. PC - with PC player pictogram Console - with XBOX controller pictogram Each set contains 25 logos with from one player up to eight players for each of the following: Alternating Simultaneous Plain (just Player logo with no alternating or simultaneous text) A logo for each set is also present for more than 8 players. Submitter sundogak Submitted 01/12/2019 Category Playlist Clear Logos  

Not sure why wouldn't just run all off SSD if space then don't have to mess with folder path changes. Regardless, if do you could use the Tools option to change ROM folder paths. However, if your install path for LB is still on the same drive as the ROMs (just moved to different drive letter) then in most cases LB stores things in relative paths so shouldn't have to do a whole lot. But good to check Emulator paths after move as well as the platform settings (below). The quick way if for some reason things are hard mapped and have a lot to do is to go into the Launchbox\Data\Platforms directory and will see XML files for each platform. So if some reason it used "C:" you could do text edit/replace to "D:" (or with relative path) if needed. But likely things are relative paths so won't have to bother with that. Just make a backup of XMLs before changing anything (and of course the full install of LB and ROMs)

This is working FP setup. You no longer need to use the AHK.exe anymore as long as you use the commands listed in the Default Command-Line Parameters below: /open %romfile% /play /exit If using BAM (which really should to get most of FP) it looks the same, just points to BAM exe: If you are getting meditation errors 99% of time is due to settings under Preferences. This setup below has worked on +500 tables I have opened to generate screen caps (Ignore the 2nd monitor checkbox, I have setup so 2nd screen shows the backbox for the pinball machine). There are a few tables where you must change the model quality to Medium. Some video cards can also cause issues. So if still having issues try lowering texture filtering and turning off reflections and other graphic enhancements. The key ones that cause most issues are the "Render the Game Room" turned to off and most tables need the "High Quality Textures" turned on. I have found at least on my card the Back Board reflection and Playfield Reflections cause problems on tables, so I just leave off. Lastly, if still getting errors in a table then there are some that have messed up code. Going here (or many others) to download an updated version solves most other problems. http://www.pinsimdb.org/ Other than that, without knowing the table name, hard to say.

You can do several ways depending on preference. Option 1: You can place the videos in your specific theme folder like shown here: Example: Playlist. These go in folder called "Playlists". You may have to create folder. Example: Categories. These go in folder called "Platform Categories". You may have to create folder. Where they go depends on if your video is for a category or playlist (categories go in Platform Categories). You also need to make sure you have used the same naming you have in Unique Name for any videos (and works same for images). Option 2: Video folder for all themes. If you want video for all themes, then they go in the Launchbox\Videos directory. Using option 1 takes priority over anything in the all themes video folder.

@weller96c Forgot this one. I don't have a good pixel font. The one I had was hard to read which (to me) defeats the point of the logo.

@weller96c Afraid I don't have the skill and or templates to make all logos you wanted and/or the way the originals were done. Putting out here in case others can chime in. 1) I would need the PSD file or the honeycomb/matrix background screen to make a Super Nintendo version of this one that Dragon57 did. My skills are very basic and typically only if I have a PSD I can mod. Anything fancy, I don't have the art skills. So no go on the SNES one. 2) The smaller sized ResidualVM, RetroPie logos you wanted replaced, I don't have the backgrounds that were in the originals and/or don't know how to recreate it in PS. So what have below are simply colored backgrounds which is limit of my PS skills: Here are two versions of the "Collections" logo you wanted (one I had made for my setup). Not one on your list, but here is MMO one that others may find useful and that I needed for some games in my Dreamcast listing.

Silver Ring Clear Region Playlist Logo Set View File The region set of playlist silver rings includes: Argentina Asia Australia Brazil Canada China Czech Republic Denmark Europe Finland France Germany Hong Kong India Ireland Italy Japan Korea and another logo that is more technically accurate map wise as "South Korea" Mexico New Zealand North America Norway Russia Spain South America Sweden Taiwan The Netherlands UK USA World x 2 different versions with one in ALT folder Inspiration for set was by Dragon57 for his original set of regional logos. Submitter sundogak Submitted 01/07/2019 Category Playlist Clear Logos  

2 and 4 player already done by Dragon57This is a three player version in same design as Dragon57s.

Here are a more region logos (see spoiler for list) using same format Dragon57 used and I stole shamelessly (see zip file for all logos). I also included Dragon57s in the alts folder along with a South America one that was missing from original set in case folks want those. My main goal was to include any country that I had, any that I knew were floating about but not in my set, and others just "cuz". I am sure I missed a few, but should be the major game hub countries. I personally use more broad groupings in my region playlists (i.e., South America playlist includes Mexico, Brazil, etc.) but others with larger/more international collections may want granularity of specific country. A few examples: Regions.7z

@cataclysm67 A lot of those on the list on are on Page 20 of this thread some of which included in the spoiler below but others likely there as well. Dragon57 also did a Nintendo Vs set and it is here : @fyrenthenimar There are Wiiware PSD blank game templates here:

Thanks, I looked there but must have missed since it showed as WIP on the first page. I figured it had to be completed at some point. Will upload to LB DB.

I am working on my SCUMM/MSDOS games and came across this one that does not have a logo. I looked at Hyperspin and the normal Google locations and couldn't find a logo for Zork: Grand Inquisitor other than the one attached which isn't in best of shape. I figured it would have been created at some point in that older game but Google fu failed me. Attached is the highest resolution of cover art could find. Appreciate if anyone has time to create.

This is the Games Database subforum so not many cruise through this neck of the woods. Anyway, to your question. I had similar observation with "Arcade/Arcade" once the playlists were in use. At moment, there isn't a way to hide a platform/playlist (I hope it gets added for various reasons). So there is only various work-a rounds and depends on your preference. In my case I had Daphne as well in the Arcade platform so I broke down and renamed the emulator "Arcade" to "Mame" so those two systems sit under Arcade Category. I then moved the main playlists that I frequent into the root of the Arcade Category rather than under the MAME Platform such as Favorites. I left some of the less used playlists under MAME platform category since most of time (at least in Bigbox) users will stay within the first level Arcade Platform and not dive into the MAME listing. Plus they don't care about "CPS I, III, etc) so made a bit more sense that way. The nice thing with the playlists is you can move them around to decide which directory structure makes sense for your use. One other work around, is to rename the emulator Platform (Mame) to "Arcade All Games" (or whatever name prefer) and that fulfills the role of your "All Games" playlist via the platform or can cheat and leave name and just change logo so user thinks it is the All Games listing. Then just put all other playlists under the root of the Arcade Category. It is pain to rename the "Arcade" Platform and I found it is best after renaming to wait a bit (no actions in Arcade section) and then close LB. Reopen and the directories should be renamed (but verify). I found in some cases it didn't always move directories (likely a file was locked when it was moving files). Plus, you have to rename your logos/videos for that platform to match whatever it gets changed to. The last one is to just ignore it and you have two "Arcades" in the the listings which has advantage of not having to mess with media. I am sure there are other examples but those were ones I tried until there is way to hide things.