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  1. I posted in the last beta thread a couple days ago, but no replies.

    Using 12.4. When I try to scan for new roms in any platform it does pretty much nothing. Has something changed that I need to edit or is it broken?

    Also noticed that even though I have Yuzu set as default switch emulator, every time I add a game manually, it always defaults to Ryujinx instead??

     

    Attached log file

    Debug 2021-11-24 09-40-55 AM.log

  2. Just updated to Official LB v12.4 just before adding a game. When I try to scan for added roms for Nintendo Switch, it does nothing. Tried in a couple the Atari platform and does nothing either. No dialog or anything.

  3. Platform Voice Packs - 190-200 Platforms in Each Pack

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    These are Platform Voices & Voiceover packs I made to use in themes I have been working on in @y2guru's Community Theme Creator. Each pack has the 190+ platforms and Categories with a couple extra variations for a few of them.

    From 3DO Interactive Multiplayer to ZiNc. They also have a few playlists like "Favorites", "Recently Added", "Broken", etc. They're all in the MP3 format (48kbs)

    136 different voices and voiceover packs. Half were made using a single female voice, made using Amazon Polly (Salli) and the bottom half which were made using a male voice Amazon Polly (Mathew). I think the male voices turned out better, but some of the female ones turned out pretty cool as well.

    Some of the voiceovers variants are:
    Child
    Gnomes
    Goblins
    Mutants
    Radio Chatter
    Sephius-X
    Space Squirrel
    Various Male and Female
    Whiney Squire
    Wraith

    Samples made using a male voice:
    Nintendo GameCube (Mathew).mp3

    Nintendo GameCube (Dwarf).mp3

    Nintendo GameCube (Android Male).mp3

    Samples made using a female voice:
    Nintendo GameCube (Salli).mp3

    Nintendo GameCube (Dwarf).mp3

    Nintendo GameCube (Android Male).mp3


    Each pack Includes:
    3DO Interactive Multiplayer.mp3
    3DO Interactive.mp3
    Aamber Pegasus.mp3
    Acorn Archimedes.mp3
    Acorn Atom.mp3
    Acorn Electron.mp3
    Amstrad CPC.mp3
    Amstrad GX4000.mp3
    Android.mp3
    APF Imagination Machine.mp3
    Apogee BK-01.mp3
    Apple II.mp3
    Apple IIGS.mp3
    Apple iOS.mp3
    Apple Mac OS.mp3
    Arcade.mp3
    Atari 800.mp3
    Atari 2600.mp3
    Atari 5200.mp3
    Atari 7800.mp3
    Atari Jaguar CD.mp3
    Atari Jaguar.mp3
    Atari Lynx.mp3
    Atari ST.mp3
    Atari XEGS.mp3
    Bally Astrocade.mp3
    BBC Microcomputer System.mp3
    Broken.mp3
    Camputers Lynx.mp3
    Casio Loopy.mp3
    Casio PV-1000.mp3
    Coleco ADAM.mp3
    ColecoVision.mp3
    Commodore 64.mp3
    Commodore 128.mp3
    Commodore Amiga CD32.mp3
    Commodore Amiga.mp3
    Commodore CDTV.mp3
    Commodore MAX Machine.mp3
    Commodore PET.mp3
    Commodore Plus 4.mp3
    Commodore VIC-20.mp3
    Computers.mp3
    Consoles.mp3
    Dragon 32_64.mp3
    EACA EG2000 Colour Genie.mp3
    Elektronika BK.mp3
    Emerson Arcadia 2001.mp3
    Enterprise.mp3
    Entex Adventure Vision.mp3
    Epoch Game Pocket Computer.mp3
    Epoch Super Cassette Vision.mp3
    Exelvision EXL 100.mp3
    Exidy Sorcerer.mp3
    Fairchild Channel F.mp3
    Favorites.mp3
    Fujitsu FM Towns Marty.mp3
    Fujitsu FM-7.mp3
    Funtech Super Acan.mp3
    Future Pinball.mp3
    Game Wave Family Entertainment System.mp3
    GamePark GP32.mp3
    GameWave.mp3
    GCE Vectrex.mp3
    Handhelds.mp3
    Hartung Game Master.mp3
    Hector HRX.mp3
    Interton VC 4000.mp3
    Jupiter Ace.mp3
    Linux.mp3
    Magnavox Odyssey 2.mp3
    Magnavox Odyssey.mp3
    Matra and Hachette Alice.mp3
    Mattel Aquarius.mp3
    Mattel HyperScan.mp3
    Mattel Intellivision.mp3
    Mega Duck.mp3
    Memotech MTX512.mp3
    Microsoft MS-DOS.mp3
    Microsoft MSX.mp3
    Microsoft MSX2+.mp3
    Microsoft Xbox 10.mp3
    Microsoft Xbox 360.mp3
    Microsoft Xbox One.mp3
    Microsoft Xbox X.mp3
    Microsoft Xbox.mp3
    Mobile.mp3
    MS-DOS.mp3
    MUGEN.mp3
    Namco System 22.mp3
    NEC PC-8801.mp3
    NEC PC-9801.mp3
    NEC PC-FX.mp3
    NEC TurboGrafx-16.mp3
    NEC TurboGrafx-CD.mp3
    Needs Installed.mp3
    Nintendo 3DS.mp3
    Nintendo 64 Disc Drive.mp3
    Nintendo 64.mp3
    Nintendo 64DD.mp3
    Nintendo DS.mp3
    Nintendo Entertainment System.mp3
    Nintendo Famicom Disk System.mp3
    Nintendo Game & Watch.mp3
    Nintendo Game Boy Advance.mp3
    Nintendo Game Boy Color.mp3
    Nintendo Game Boy.mp3
    Nintendo GameCube.mp3
    Nintendo Pokemon Mini.mp3
    Nintendo Satellaview.mp3
    Nintendo Switch.mp3
    Nintendo Virtual Boy.mp3
    Nintendo Wii U.mp3
    Nintendo Wii.mp3
    Nokia N-Gage.mp3
    Not Installed.mp3
    Nuon.mp3
    OpenBOR.mp3
    Oric Atmos.mp3
    Ouya.mp3
    PC Engine SuperGrafx.mp3
    Philips CD-i.mp3
    Philips VG 5000.mp3
    Philips Videopac+.mp3
    Pinball.mp3
    RCA Studio II.mp3
    Recently Added Games.mp3
    Recently Added.mp3
    SAM Coupé.mp3
    Sammy Atomiswave.mp3
    ScummVM.mp3
    Sega 32X.mp3
    Sega CD.mp3
    Sega CDX.mp3
    Sega Dreamcast VMU.mp3
    Sega Dreamcast.mp3
    Sega Game Gear.mp3
    Sega Genesis.mp3
    Sega Hikaru.mp3
    Sega Master System.mp3
    Sega Model 1.mp3
    Sega Model 2.mp3
    Sega Model 3.mp3
    Sega Pico.mp3
    Sega Saturn.mp3
    Sega SC-1000.mp3
    Sega SC-3000.mp3
    Sega ST-V.mp3
    Sega System 16.mp3
    Sega System 32.mp3
    Sega Triforce.mp3
    Sharp MZ-2500.mp3
    Sharp X1.mp3
    Sharp X68000.mp3
    Sinclair ZX Spectrum.mp3
    Sinclair ZX-81.mp3
    SNK Neo Geo AES.mp3
    SNK Neo Geo CD.mp3
    SNK Neo Geo MVS.mp3
    SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color.mp3
    SNK Neo Geo Pocket.mp3
    Sony Playstation 1.mp3
    Sony Playstation 2.mp3
    Sony Playstation 3.mp3
    Sony Playstation 4.mp3
    Sony Playstation 5.mp3
    Sony Playstation Portable.mp3
    Sony Playstation Vita.mp3
    Sony Playstation.mp3
    Sony PocketStation.mp3
    Sony PSP Minis.mp3
    Sony PSP.mp3
    Sord M5.mp3
    Spectravideo.mp3
    Super Nintendo Entertainment System.mp3
    Taito Type X.mp3
    Tandy Trash-80.mp3
    Tandy TRS-80.mp3
    Tapwave Zodiac.mp3
    Texas Instruments TI 99_4A.mp3
    Tiger Game.com.mp3
    Tomy Tutor.mp3
    TRS-80 Color Computer.mp3
    Vector-06C.mp3
    Virtual Reality.mp3
    VTech CreatiVision.mp3
    VTech Socrates.mp3
    Watara Supervision.mp3
    Web Browser.mp3
    Windows 3.X.mp3
    Windows.mp3
    WonderSwan Color.mp3
    WonderSwan.mp3
    WoW Action Max.mp3
    XaviXPORT.mp3
    ZiNc.mp3

    -Enjoy


     

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  4. 5 hours ago, faeran said:

    Not a big deal, either way. More of an interesting observation. 

    I had a few extra minutes and Thought I'd try to upload the files again, just to see what happened. I may have found something that may be of interest to ya'll. One of the files name contains the "+" sign. When I uploaded them again, I noticed (they still have numbers being added to the begining of the file names) that the "+" was not recognized as it was in the past. Instead just 2 files with different numbers, I had to download both of them to differentiate them. Then I thought I would just change the name of the xip to say "Plus" instead, and now I am back into that "error 200" again and can't upload anything. Just thought I would share the findings.

  5. 12 minutes ago, faeran said:

    This most likely started happening due to a forum update, although shouldn't cause any issues with the contents.

    I've also not be able to get it to happen in my testing today, are you still seeing it?

    I just noticed it the first time this morning. I didn't figure it would hurt anything. I could try to upload them again if you'd like me to?

  6. I updated & uploaded 3 theme files and when I checked them, they have strange names when downloading them.

    Instead of it normally being FadingElegancev1.zip it is 1460358908_FadingElegancev1.zip.

    All 3 files did this. Is this something new to the website? Just curious.

    Link to updates

     

  7. I have multiple LB/BB setups though out the home. All my roms and media are being stored on NAS HDDs. So when I add new games to a platform, they work on all my different setups in the house. 

    What I am wanting to accomplish is add a RSS feed to one of my BB themes (scroller) that will show newly added games that I can edit with a txt or xml file.

    I'm currently doing this in my Kodi fork using xml files, but having newly added games in the media center isn't the best way to do it. I would like to be able to do this within LB/BB itself. Is there anything out there. I have done some searching in the forums and am not finding anything like this.

  8. 1 hour ago, faeran said:

    It should move the images to the appropriate folder.

    You could also click on the LaunchBox ID link (next to the game name) and check the database to see if the image type is mislabeled, and if they are, you can put in a request to correct it.

    Was just curious, thats a good tip on the request option. I didn't know that

  9. I setup a new copy of LB and have been downloading a fresh images. Especially in Windows, I have gotten a bunch of cd disc images as Box Front.

    My question is this, if I use the context menu and tell LB the image type is "Disc" does it move the image to the appropriate folder or just change the xml file?

    I know if I delete theme they are deleted from the folder.

  10. 8 minutes ago, C-Beats said:

    Isn't built into the CTC but you can use the RandomGame binding to access a random game from the platform currently being hovered over.

    With the theme I just did, if there are no Platform Videos present it is pulling a random game video. What I was hoping to do, was a overlay on the video its showing to display it's game title on it. Yeah I know, that a bit much haha

  11. I am trying to record a sample of my startup theme. Using OBS to record it. It records everything expect the Exit screen, it is just a black section in the video.

    It shows on the monitor every single time.

    I disconnect my 2nd monitor to see if that would correct it, it does the same thing. 

    Anyone have any ideas???

  12. Generic Television Commercial Platform Videos

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    I did a similar set of Television Commercial Platform Videos that had a background & borders and was more designed for themes using video snaps on the right side.
    hey have been pretty popular. So I decided to do a generic set without the borders and backgrounds.

    Some of the screenshots are more blurry than the actual videos. Keep in mind, Television was 480 and over-the-air back then. These things are really hard to find, especially with a decent quality.

    Some of the videos are the same commercials, some are new

    These are being showcased in my NEW Fading Elegance v1+ theme


    Still looking for more commercials, so feel free to share if you have some!

    This set includes (so far):
    3DO Interactive (Multiplayer - you may have to rename depending on your setup)  
    Arcade
    Atari 2600
    Atari 5200
    Atari 7800
    Atari Jaguar
    Atari Lynx
    Atari ST
    ColecoVision
    Commodore Amiga
    Mattel Intellivision
    Microsoft Xbox 360
    Microsoft Xbox
    NEC TurboGrafx-16
    Nintendo 3DS
    Nintendo 64
    Nintendo DS
    Nintendo Entertainment System
    Nintendo Game Boy Advance
    Nintendo Game Boy Color
    Nintendo Game Boy
    Nintendo GameCube
    Nintendo Switch
    Nintendo Wii U
    Nintendo Wii
    Pinball
    ScummVM
    Sega 32X
    Sega CD
    Sega Dreamcast
    Sega Game Gear
    Sega Genesis
    Sega Saturn
    SNK Neo Geo AES
    SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color
    Sony Playstation
    Sony Playstation 2
    Sony Playstation 3
    Sony PSP
    Super Nintendo Entertainment System
    Windows
    WonderSwan Color

       -Enjoy


     

  13. Fading Elegance Pause Theme - Designed with 4k Large Screens & TVs in mind.

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    PauseTheme that matches the Fading Elegance theme. Designed with 4k Large Screens & TVs in mind. 

    "Fading Elegance v1" and "Fading Elegance v1+" Theme
    Matching Startup-Exit Theme - can be used with any theme of course

    The pause button in the center is animated. It loops from Pause to Play.

    Includes a text file with instructions

    Funny Fact - Look at the Play Count on the screenshot; well I used the 4 different 007 games in Gamecube to test my changes every time I would make a change. Between the 4 games in my collection, I have played them 430 times when you add them together. Thats a lot of starting and stopping. - xDxDxD

    The video shows the Startup, Pause and Exit

    Thanks @faeran & @Retro808 for the help

    -Enjoy

     


     

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  14. Fading Elegance - StartupTheme - Designed with 4K Large Screens & TVs in Mind

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    Startup/Exit Theme that matches the Fading Elegance theme. Designed with 4k Large Screens & TVs in mind. 

    "Fading Elegance v1" and "Fading Elegance v1+"  Theme
    Matching Pause Theme - can be used with any theme of course

    The star-burst smoothly slides in from the right resting behind the Clear Logog and then continues to rotate making it look like a live star.

    There's a green animated loading bar above the "NOW LOADING (not in real-time)" 

    Funny Fact - Look at the Play Count on the screenshot; well I used the 4 different 007 games in Gamecube to test my changes every time I would make a change. Between the 4 games in my collection, I have played them 430 times when you add them together. Thats a lot of starting and stopping. - xDxDxD

    The video shows the Startup, Pause and Exit

    -Enjoy


     

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