The Papaw

March 29, 2023

Curious why you video is showing Citra rather than android and Nox?

March 24, 2023

I am not sure how much I am asking, but I have an idea and folks are telling me it needs to be a plugin.

What I am trying to accomplish is to create or actually simulate an RSS feed in BB themes, I am wanting to make a text scroller I can include in BB themes that pulls metadata (Game Names and the Platform name it is in) from the users "Recently Added Playlist". I suppose it would need to use the settings a user has for how long the game remains in the list as well.

So when you launch BB, basically there would be a text scroller showing all the recently added games pulling the data from the Recently Added Playlist, preferably including the platform, something like:

Game Name 1 (Arcade) | Game Name 2 (Windows) | Game Name 3 (Nintendo Switch) or Game Name 1 - Arcade | Game Name 2 - Windows | Game Name 3 - Nintendo Switch or something like that. If that is making any sense.

I really know nothing of how plugins are made and how much work goes into them.

And on a side note, if anyone knows anything about it, I am looking for a scraper that can scape karaoke files (mp3+CDG), especially now that RetroArch has gotten the pocketcd core working again with the new release of v1.15.0

Any help or guidance is most appreciated

March 23, 2023

5 minutes ago, faeran said:

There's actually a different binding you can use to get around this. PM me and I'll look for what it is.

It's a theme related issue. Anything inside of a Carousel is fine and was designed to not lock files. Anything theme specific that a theme creator has added to their theme could be locked depending on how it was added to the theme.

Hey @faeran, I had a brain fart on my post, using the Rincewind theme. I was hoping I edited before you seen it.

March 23, 2023

8 minutes ago, faeran said:

The error is essentially saying that the clear logo is in use, so it could not be renamed. This can happen with certain themes that use clear logos inside of the game details view.

Which theme were you using when this happened?

Thanks for the reply, using Rincewind, it is renaming everything else though, even the video, why isn't LB getting the clear logo as well?

March 23, 2023

I'm think I may have found a renaming bug in v13.2. When I rename something, it is changing the name of all the related media except for the Clear Logo. I'm getting this popup and am having to rename the clear logos manually:

March 10, 2023

I have a test copy of LB v13.2 I use for theme work. When I try to change the generic controller > Support Partial, LB throws this error. I never seen this until I updated to v13.2. Can anyone look through the error and give me any pointers what it might be? I tried installing v13.2 again and that didn't help. I can go back to v13.1 and it works as expected

What's funny is v13.2 is working fine on my main LB setup

I don't really know what to look for in the error it's throwing: (hidden content / spoiler is the error)

Spoiler

(Inner Exception)

The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized.

App: LaunchBox
Version: 13.2
Type: System.Net.WebException
Site: System.Net.WebResponse GetResponse()
Source: System.Net.Requests

at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse()
at Unbroken.LaunchBox.Integrations.RetroAchievements.RetroAchievements.GetConsoles(String username, String apiKey)
at BaseProcess.ExcludeMetaComposer(String username, String apiKey, BaseProcess )
at Unbroken.LaunchBox.Integrations.RetroAchievements.RetroAchievements.UpdateRetroAchievementFields(String username, String apiKey, GameBase game, Boolean rehash, String consoleId)
at Unbroken.LaunchBox.Windows.Desktop.ViewModels.AddEditGameViewModel.Ok()

(Outer Exception)

Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.

App: LaunchBox
Version: 13.2
Type: System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException
Site: System.Object InvokeMethod(System.Object, System.Object[], System.Signature, Boolean, Boolean)
Source: System.Private.CoreLib

at System.RuntimeMethodHandle.InvokeMethod(Object target, Object[] arguments, Signature sig, Boolean constructor, Boolean wrapExceptions)
at System.Reflection.RuntimeMethodInfo.Invoke(Object obj, BindingFlags invokeAttr, Binder binder, Object[] parameters, CultureInfo culture)
at System.Reflection.MethodBase.Invoke(Object obj, Object[] parameters)
at Caliburn.Micro.ActionMessage.<>c.<.cctor>b__33_0(ActionExecutionContext context)
at Caliburn.Micro.ActionMessage.Invoke(Object eventArgs)
at System.Windows.Interactivity.TriggerBase.InvokeActions(Object parameter)
at System.Windows.Interactivity.EventTriggerBase.OnEvent(EventArgs eventArgs)
at System.Windows.Interactivity.EventTriggerBase.OnEventImpl(Object sender, EventArgs eventArgs)
at System.Windows.EventRoute.InvokeHandlersImpl(Object source, RoutedEventArgs args, Boolean reRaised)
at System.Windows.UIElement.RaiseEventImpl(DependencyObject sender, RoutedEventArgs args)
at System.Windows.Controls.Primitives.ButtonBase.OnClick()
at System.Windows.Controls.Button.OnClick()
at System.Windows.Controls.Primitives.ButtonBase.OnMouseLeftButtonUp(MouseButtonEventArgs e)
at System.Windows.UIElement.OnMouseLeftButtonUpThunk(Object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
at System.Windows.RoutedEventArgs.InvokeHandler(Delegate handler, Object target)
at System.Windows.EventRoute.InvokeHandlersImpl(Object source, RoutedEventArgs args, Boolean reRaised)
at System.Windows.UIElement.ReRaiseEventAs(DependencyObject sender, RoutedEventArgs args, RoutedEvent newEvent)
at System.Windows.UIElement.OnMouseUpThunk(Object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
at System.Windows.RoutedEventArgs.InvokeHandler(Delegate handler, Object target)
at System.Windows.EventRoute.InvokeHandlersImpl(Object source, RoutedEventArgs args, Boolean reRaised)
at System.Windows.UIElement.RaiseEventImpl(DependencyObject sender, RoutedEventArgs args)
at System.Windows.UIElement.RaiseTrustedEvent(RoutedEventArgs args)
at System.Windows.Input.InputManager.ProcessStagingArea()
at System.Windows.Input.InputProviderSite.ReportInput(InputReport inputReport)
at System.Windows.Interop.HwndMouseInputProvider.ReportInput(IntPtr hwnd, InputMode mode, Int32 timestamp, RawMouseActions actions, Int32 x, Int32 y, Int32 wheel)
at System.Windows.Interop.HwndMouseInputProvider.FilterMessage(IntPtr hwnd, WindowMessage msg, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam, Boolean& handled)
at System.Windows.Interop.HwndSource.InputFilterMessage(IntPtr hwnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam, Boolean& handled)
at MS.Win32.HwndWrapper.WndProc(IntPtr hwnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam, Boolean& handled)
at MS.Win32.HwndSubclass.DispatcherCallbackOperation(Object o)
at System.Windows.Threading.ExceptionWrapper.InternalRealCall(Delegate callback, Object args, Int32 numArgs)
at System.Windows.Threading.ExceptionWrapper.TryCatchWhen(Object source, Delegate callback, Object args, Int32 numArgs, Delegate catchHandler)

March 4, 2023

I would like to know more how LB scrapes, especially if it uses any particular files to scrape. I want to see if there is any way I might be able to create a custom scraper somehow.

What I am trying to accomplish is a scraper that will pull song media for a karaoke setup that I have running in LB/BB. Bigbox is amazing for doing karaoke using cdg+mp3 files.

Any help, guidance or assistance in helping me accomplishing this would be greatly appreciated. Perty, perty Please ???

March 4, 2023

PSGC Sounds

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Sounds that go with the PSGC theme (PSGC Theme)

Submitter

The Papaw
Submitted

03/04/2023
Category

Sound Packs

February 26, 2023

12 minutes ago, Jason Carr said:

Are you sure your mailbox isn't full or something similar? That all seems quite strange. It's extra odd because we haven't received any mail from you either, which makes me think there's something very wrong either with your account or with Yahoo mail. If you have the option to use another email address, I would recommend that.

Okay, I just sent email from a address @zizzlezazzle.com (one of my email servers) addressed to support@unbrokensoftware.com with Yahoo/Download in the Subject

February 26, 2023

1 hour ago, Jason Carr said:

Hi Papaw, I checked our email logs and it looks like the email to you is getting delivered successfully. I went ahead and sent another email to you. The email infrastructure is fairly good with reporting, so I can tell that the email was delivered. If it's not showing up in your inbox or your spam folder, at that point I can confidently say that the issue is with Yahoo mail.

@Jason Carr Hey Jason, still no email. I checked yahoo mail again and nothing there except the one the forums generated and sent me about your reply here.

I have other email addresses I can use. I used the yahoo email due to it being the once I purchased both my licenses with and thought it would be needed for verification on your end.

I had read on the LB Android page that I will probably need a new license as well, as the last version I had downloaded was v0.33. I plan on testing the LB Android apk on some new devices using the Rockchip 3588SoC CPU and ARM Mali-G610 GPU. So I might need the last couple versions actually. Any chance of that my friend?

I had also sent an email to support@launchbox.com, if you fielding those those, I have gotten nothing back on that as well. I can email the support addy again using a different email or pm you here with alternate email addresses if you prefer.

February 26, 2023

I was trying to download the android version of LB and after I enter my email, I get an error

UPDATE: After waiting a while I was able to enter email and submit, but never get an email (yep, I checked spam folder as well)

February 18, 2023

Added note on beta 4 I found before rolling back to beta 3. When you launch a game in BB, the game launches but the game video audio continued to play

February 17, 2023

2 hours ago, PaulyC said:

@The Papaw Me again lol. I have the NAS setup now and it works great. I have hit a snag though, do you play any standlone games off your NAS? I never thought of this before and was only thinking about running emulators off the main PC but ive realised i have games like my touchscreen quiz games, probably eXoDOS and the newer arcade games that run with jconfig ect so am not sure how to get around this.

I know we can use a VM but thats not a option for me so wondered if you know anyway around it?

By "Stand Alone" are you meaning like PC games, games that need installed? No

Touchscreen Quiz Games (not sure what you mean about these) About the only thing I have that are touch screen are games like fruit machines that I use the MFME emulator to play and Yes, I do have those on the NAS, but I use an actual touch screen PC (or other PC's using a mouse) for those. Not sure about the newer arcade game you are referring too, sorry

February 15, 2023

1 minute ago, Tanoshimi said:

Yes, I've had great luck with installing all of my ROMS and even emulators on a NAS mapped to a G:\ (for Games) drive in Windows. And once BB was installed, I could run it from anywhere.

But I'm still working out how to get AAA games (installed directly in Windows, or Steam or Epic) to exist only on the NAS drive, and not need to be manually installed on each computer in my network.

If you can run a VM on your NAS or something like that, you may be able to do something with it. The biggest issue that kept me from looking into it more was if you have multiple users and game saves being over written by another user. With most of the emulators that can be easily done with a little research.

February 15, 2023

16 minutes ago, PaulyC said:

@The Papaw Hi bud, how are you accessing yours roms via launchbox? Have you just shared a folder then mapped it to a drive from the NAS and edited your .xmls to point your game to that mapped drive?

I have all mine almost set up now. I went with unraid in the end and am just waiting for the parity drive to finish building then a can transfer it over and mass edit my .xmls lol

Yes Sir, I mapped the shared folder in Windows, in my example I made the mapped drive "Y". Then I made a copy of my xml files, (just made a copy of the ..\Data\Platforms folder in case of mistakes ). I used Notepad++ to find and replace the portion of the path.. In the shared folder, just have a folder names Roms, then a folder for each platform within that, then drop the games into their respective folder

Here is a copy of my Atari 7800 xml so you can take a peek at it:

Atari 7800.xml

February 14, 2023

I am working on a karaoke project in LB/BB. Is there any type of scraper that can scrape mp3 music files I can get/use/modify?

February 9, 2023

I actually found them in an old backup if anyone needs them:

for windows
pocketcdg_libretro.dll

for android
libgame.libretro.pocketcdg.so

February 9, 2023

I am looking for an older RA core for playin CD+MP3 karaoke files. The core is PocketCDG. The current version has not worked for a while and is not working and I have reported on RA's Github.

The actual name of the core file for Windows is "pocketcdg_libretro.dll".

I found the android version from about 2 years ago and it's working on android, so I am hoping if I can find an older windows version and it will work.

Thx in advance

February 8, 2023

PSGC

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The PSGC theme has been updated with even more custom made Platform/Playlist backgrounds, Audio Clips and Controllers. New screenshots (1-10 basic theme 11-20 SE version) (see changelog below for all the info). PSGC was made to match one of my themes (skins) done for the PSMC media player.

PSGC is a Netflix type theme that is great for a home theater experience. The custom colorful fanart backgrounds transition to random Platform/Game artwork on the left side of the screen and to Platform/Playlist/Game video snaps on the right side of the screen after a couple seconds.

SE versions include all the bells and whistles; multiple views, textured backgrounds. SE users also have available to them: 13 platform/playlist audio packs, the platform/playlist video snaps, choice of backgrounds, custom badges that can be used in Launchbox, sound packs, custom made playlists used in the videos, and more.

Listen to sample clips of the New voices
Listen to sample clips with Reverb

380 Platform/Playlist Audio Clips

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1-Sample.mp3
2-Player Games.mp3
3DO Interactive Multiplayer (alt).mp3
3DO Interactive Multiplayer.mp3
3DO Interactive.mp3
4-Player Games.mp3
Aamber Pegasus.mp3
Acorn Archimedes.mp3
Acorn Atom.mp3
Acorn Electron.mp3
Additional Windows Applications.mp3
Amstrad CPC.mp3
Amstrad GX4000.mp3
Android.mp3
APF Imagination Machine.mp3
APF Imagination.mp3
Apogee BK-01.mp3
Apple II.mp3
Apple IIGS.mp3
Apple iOS.mp3
Apple Mac OS.mp3
Apple Macintosh.mp3
Arcade 2-Player Games.mp3
Arcade 4-Player Games.mp3
Arcade Atari Classics.mp3
Arcade Ball & Paddle Games.mp3
Arcade Beat Em Ups.mp3
Arcade Board & Card Games.mp3
Arcade Board Games.mp3
Arcade Capcom Classics.mp3
Arcade Capcom Play System II.mp3
Arcade Capcom Play System III.mp3
Arcade Capcom Play System.mp3
Arcade Card Games.mp3
Arcade Cave.mp3
Arcade Classics.mp3
Arcade Data East Classics.mp3
Arcade Fighting Games.mp3
Arcade Flying Games.mp3
Arcade Irem Classics.mp3
Arcade Konami Classics.mp3
Arcade Light Gun Games.mp3
Arcade Maze Games.mp3
Arcade Midway Classics.mp3
Arcade MultiGame Games.mp3
Arcade MultiGames.mp3
Arcade Namco Classics.mp3
Arcade Namco System 22.mp3
Arcade Nintendo Classics.mp3
Arcade Pinball.mp3
Arcade Platform Games.mp3
Arcade Puzzle Games.mp3
Arcade Racing Games.mp3
Arcade Rhythm Games.mp3
Arcade Run & Gun Games.mp3
Arcade Sega Classics.mp3
Arcade Sega Model 1.mp3
Arcade Sega Model 2.mp3
Arcade Sega Model 3.mp3
Arcade Sega ST-V.mp3
Arcade Shoot Em Ups.mp3
Arcade Shooter Games.mp3
Arcade SNK Classics.mp3
Arcade SNK Neo Geo MVS.mp3
Arcade Sports Games.mp3
Arcade Taito Classics.mp3
Arcade Williams Classics.mp3
Arcade.mp3
Atari 400.mp3
Atari 800.mp3
Atari 2600.mp3
Atari 5200.mp3
Atari 7800.mp3
Atari Classics.mp3
Atari Falcom.mp3
Atari Jaguar CD.mp3
Atari Jaguar.mp3
Atari Lynx.mp3
Atari ST.mp3
Atari XEGS.mp3
Ball & Paddle Games.mp3
Bally Astrocade.mp3
Bandai Sufami Turbo.mp3
Bandai WonderSwan Color.mp3
Bandai WonderSwan.mp3
BBC Micro.mp3
BBC Microcomputer System.mp3
Beat Em Ups.mp3
Benesse Pocket Challenge V2.mp3
Bigfish Games.mp3
Board Games.mp3
Broken (alt).mp3
Broken Games.mp3
Broken.mp3
Camputers Lynx.mp3
Capcom Classics.mp3
Capcom Play System II.mp3
Capcom Play System III.mp3
Capcom Play System.mp3
Card Games.mp3
Casio Loopy.mp3
Casio PV-1000.mp3
Cave.mp3
CHD Files Required.mp3
CHD Required (alt).mp3
CHD Required.mp3
Coleco ADAM.mp3
ColecoVision.mp3
Commodore 64.mp3
Commodore 128.mp3
Commodore Amiga 500.mp3
Commodore Amiga 600.mp3
Commodore Amiga 1200.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
Daphne.mp3
Data East Classics.mp3
desktop.ini
DOS.mp3
Dragon 32.mp3
Dragon 32_64.mp3
Dragon 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
Fighting Games.mp3
Flash Games.mp3
Flash.mp3
Flying Games.mp3
FM Towns Marty.mp3
FM Towns.mp3
Fruit Machines.mp3
Fujitsu FM Towns Marty.mp3
Fujitsu FM-7.mp3
Funtech Super Acan.mp3
Future Pinball.mp3
FX3 Pinball.mp3
Game Wave Family Entertainment System.mp3
GamePark GP32.mp3
Games Recently Added.mp3
Games Recently Played.mp3
Gamewave.mp3
GCE Vectrex.mp3
Handhelds (alt).mp3
Handhelds.mp3
Hartung Game Master.mp3
Hector HRX.mp3
Hidden Object Games.mp3
Hidden Object.mp3
Horizontal Games.mp3
Horizontally Oriented Games.mp3
Horizontally Oriented.mp3
Interton VC 4000.mp3
Irem Classics.mp3
Jupiter Ace.mp3
Karaoke.mp3
Konami Classics.mp3
Light Gun Games.mp3
Linux.mp3
Lutro.mp3
Magnavox Odyssey 2.mp3
Magnavox Odyssey.mp3
MAME.mp3
Matra and Hachette Alice.mp3
Mattel Aquarius.mp3
Mattel HyperScan.mp3
Mattel Intellivision.mp3
Maze Games.mp3
Mega Duck.mp3
Memotech MTX512.mp3
MFME Fruit Machines.mp3
Microsoft MS-DOS.mp3
Microsoft MSX Turbo.mp3
Microsoft MSX.mp3
Microsoft MSX2.mp3
Microsoft MSX2+.mp3
Microsoft Xbox 10.mp3
Microsoft Xbox 360.mp3
Microsoft Xbox One.mp3
Microsoft Xbox.mp3
Midway Classics.mp3
Mobile.mp3
MS-DOS.mp3
MUGEN.mp3
MultiGames.mp3
My Favorites.mp3
Namco Classics.mp3
Namco System 22.mp3
NEC PC Engine.mp3
NEC PC Engine-CD.mp3
NEC PC88.mp3
NEC PC98.mp3
NEC PC-8801.mp3
NEC PC-9801.mp3
NEC PC-FX.mp3
NEC TurboGrafx-16.mp3
NEC TurboGrafx-CD.mp3
Needs Installed.mp3
NES.mp3
Nintendo 3DS.mp3
Nintendo 64 Disc Drive.mp3
Nintendo 64.mp3
Nintendo 64DD.mp3
Nintendo Classics.mp3
Nintendo DS.mp3
Nintendo Entertainment System.mp3
Nintendo Famicom Disk System.mp3
Nintendo Famicom.mp3
Nintendo Game & Watch.mp3
Nintendo Game Boy Advance.mp3
Nintendo Game Boy Color.mp3
Nintendo Game Boy.mp3
Nintendo GameCube.mp3
Nintendo NES.mp3
Nintendo Pokemon Mini.mp3
Nintendo Satellaview.mp3
Nintendo Super Game Boy.mp3
Nintendo Switch.mp3
Nintendo Virtual Boy.mp3
Nintendo Wii U.mp3
Nintendo Wii.mp3
Nintendo WiiWare.mp3
Nokia N-Gage.mp3
Not Installed.mp3
Nuon.mp3
OpenBOR.mp3
Oric Atmos.mp3
Other Windows Applications.mp3
Ouya.mp3
PC Engine SuperGrafx.mp3
PC Slot Machines.mp3
Philips CD-i.mp3
Philips VG 5000.mp3
Philips Videopac.mp3
Philips Videopac+.mp3
Pinball Arcade.mp3
Pinball.mp3
Platform Games.mp3
Playstation 2.mp3
Playstation 3.mp3
Playstation 4.mp3
Playstation 5.mp3
Playstation.mp3
PSP.mp3
Puzzle Games.mp3
Racing Games.mp3
RCA Studio II.mp3
Recent.mp3
Recently Added Games.mp3
Recently Added.mp3
Recently Played Games.mp3
Recently Played.mp3
Retro Achievements.mp3
Rhythm Games.mp3
Run & Gun Games.mp3
SAM Coupé.mp3
Sammy Atomiswave.mp3
ScummVM.mp3
Sega 32X.mp3
Sega Alls.mp3
Sega CD 32X.mp3
Sega CD.mp3
Sega CDX.mp3
Sega Chihiro.mp3
Sega Classics.mp3
Sega Dreamcast VMU.mp3
Sega Dreamcast.mp3
Sega Game Gear.mp3
Sega Genesis.mp3
Sega Hikaru.mp3
Sega Lindbergh.mp3
Sega Master System.mp3
Sega Mega CD.mp3
Sega Mega Drive.mp3
Sega Model 1.mp3
Sega Model 2.mp3
Sega Model 3.mp3
Sega Naomi 2.mp3
Sega Naomi GD-Rom.mp3
Sega Naomi.mp3
Sega Nu.mp3
Sega Pico.mp3
Sega RingEdge 2.mp3
Sega RingEdge.mp3
Sega RingWide.mp3
Sega Saturn.mp3
Sega SC-3000.mp3
Sega SG-1000.mp3
Sega ST-V.mp3
Sega Super 32X.mp3
Sega System 16.mp3
Sega System 32.mp3
Sega Triforce.mp3
Sharp MZ-2500.mp3
Sharp X1.mp3
Sharp X68000.mp3
Shoot Em Ups.mp3
Shooter Games.mp3
Sinclair ZX Spectrum.mp3
Sinclair ZX-81.mp3
Slot Machines.mp3
Slots.mp3
SNES.mp3
SNK Classics.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
Sports Games.mp3
Super Cassette Vision.mp3
Super Famicom.mp3
Super NES.mp3
Super Nintendo Entertainment System MSU1.mp3
Super Nintendo Entertainment System.mp3
Taito Classics.mp3
Taito Type X.mp3
Taito Type X2.mp3
Tandy Trash-80.mp3
Tandy TRS-80.mp3
Tapwave Zodiac.mp3
Texas Instruments TI-99 4A.mp3
Texas Instruments TI-99.mp3
Tiger Game.com.mp3
Tomy Tutor.mp3
Triforce.mp3
TRS-80 Color Computer.mp3
TRS-80.mp3
Vector-06C.mp3
Vertical Games.mp3
Vertically Oriented Games.mp3
Vertically Oriented.mp3
Virtual Reality.mp3
VR.mp3
VTech CreatiVision.mp3
VTech Socrates.mp3
Watara Supervision.mp3
Web Browser.mp3
Williams Classics.mp3
Windows 3.X.mp3
Windows 9.X.mp3
Windows Applications.mp3
Windows Apps.mp3
Windows Games.mp3
Windows.mp3
WonderSwan Color.mp3
WonderSwan.mp3
WoW Action Max.mp3
XaviXPORT.mp3
Xbox 360.mp3
Xbox.mp3
ZiNc.mp3

215 Platform Backgrounds and Devices Included:

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3DO Interactive Multiplayer.png
Aamber Pegasus.png
Acorn Archimedes.png
Acorn Atom.png
Acorn Electron.png
Amstrad CPC.png
Amstrad GX4000.png
Android.png
APF Imagination Machine.png
Apogee BK-01.png
Apple II.png
Apple IIGS.png
Apple IOS.png
Apple Mac OS.png
Arcade.png
Atari 400.png
Atari 800.png
Atari 800XL.png
Atari 2600.png
Atari 5200.png
Atari 7800.png
Atari Jaguar CD.png
Atari Jaguar.png
Atari Lynx.png
Atari ST.png
Atari XEGS.png
Bally Astrocade.png
BBC Microcomputer System.png
Camputers Lynx.png
Casio Loopy.png
Casio PV-1000.png
Coleco ADAM.png
ColecoVision.png
Commodore 16.png
Commodore 64.png
Commodore 128.png
Commodore Amiga CD32.png
Commodore Amiga.png
Commodore CDTV.png
Commodore MAX Machine.png
Commodore PET.png
Commodore Plus 4.png
Commodore VIC-20.png
Dragon 32_64.png
EACA EG2000 Colour Genie.png
Elektronika BK.png
Emerson Arcadia 2001.png
Enterprise.png
Entex Adventure Vision.png
Epoch Game Pocket Computer.png
Epoch Super Cassette Vision.png
Exelvision EXL 100.png
Exidy Sorcerer.png
Fairchild Channel F.png
Flash Games.png
Fujitsu FM Towns Marty.png
Fujitsu FM-7.png
Funtech Super Acan.png
Game & Watch.png
Game Wave Family Entertainment System.png
Gamepark GP32.png
GCE Vectrex.png
Hartung Game Master.png
Hector HRX.png
Interton VC 4000.png
Jupiter Ace.png
Karaoke.png
Linux.png
Magnavox Odyssey 2.png
Magnavox Odyssey.png
Matra and Hachette Alice.png
Mattel Aquarius.png
Mattel HyperScan.png
Mattel Intellivision.png
Mega Duck.png
Memotech MTX512.png
Microsoft MSX LaserDisc.png
Microsoft MSX.png
Microsoft MSX2.png
Microsoft MSX2+.png
Microsoft Xbox 360.png
Microsoft Xbox One.png
Microsoft Xbox Serie.png
Microsoft Xbox.png
MS-DOS.png
Namco System 22.png
NEC PC Engine CD.png
NEC PC Engine.png
NEC PC-8801.png
NEC PC-9801.png
NEC PC-Engine CD.png
NEC PC-Engine.png
NEC PC-FX.png
NEC TurboGrafx-16.png
NEC TurboGrafx-CD.png
neogeo.png
Nintendo 3DS.png
Nintendo 64.png
Nintendo 64DD.png
Nintendo Color TV Game.png
Nintendo DS.png
Nintendo DSi.png
Nintendo Entertainment System.png
Nintendo Famicom Disk System.png
Nintendo Famicom.png
Nintendo Game & Watch.png
Nintendo Game Boy Advance.png
Nintendo Game Boy Color.png
Nintendo Game Boy.png
Nintendo GameCube.png
Nintendo NES.png
Nintendo Pokemon Mini.png
Nintendo Satellaview.png
Nintendo Super Famicom.png
Nintendo Super Game Boy.png
Nintendo Super Gameboy 2.png
Nintendo Switch.png
Nintendo Virtual Boy.png
Nintendo Wii U.png
Nintendo Wii.png
Nintendo WiiWare.png
Nokia N-Gage.png
Nuon.png
Oric Atmos.png
Ouya.png
PC Engine SuperGrafx.png
PC Engine.png
PC-Engine.png
Philips CD-i.png
Philips P2000T.png
Philips VG 5000.png
Philips Videopac C52.png
Philips Videopac+.png
Pinball.png
RCA Studio II.png
ReadMe.txt
SAM Coupé.png
Sammy Atomiswave.png
ScummVM.png
Sega 32X.png
Sega CD 32X.png
Sega CD.png
Sega Dreamcast VMU.png
Sega Dreamcast.png
Sega Game Gear.png
Sega Genesis.png
Sega Hikaru.png
Sega Master System.png
Sega MegaDrive (JAP).png
Sega MegaDrive.png
Sega Model 1.png
Sega Model 2.png
Sega Model 3.png
Sega Naomi 2.png
Sega Naomi.png
Sega Pico.png
Sega Saturn (JAP).png
Sega Saturn.png
Sega SC-3000.png
Sega SG-1000.png
Sega ST-V.png
Sega System 16.png
Sega System 32.png
Sega Triforce.png
Sharp MZ-2500.png
Sharp Twin Famicom.png
Sharp X1.png
Sharp X68000.png
Sinclair ZX Spectrum.png
Sinclair ZX-81.png
SNK Neo Geo AES.png
SNK Neo Geo CD.png
SNK Neo Geo MVS.png
SNK Neo geo Pocket Color.png
SNK Neo geo Pocket.png
Sony Playstation 2.png
Sony Playstation 3.png
Sony Playstation 4.png
Sony Playstation 5.png
Sony Playstation Vita.png
Sony Playstation.png
Sony Pocketstation.png
Sony PS Vita.png
Sony PSP Minis.png
Sony PSP.png
Sord M5.png
Spectravideo.png
Steam Deck.png
Steam.png
Super Nintendo Entertainment System.png
Taito Type X.png
Tandy TRS-80.png
Tapwave Zodiac.png
Texas Instruments TI 99_4A.png
Thomson MO5.png
Tiger Game.com.png
Tomy Tutor.png
TRS-80 Color Computer.png
Vector-06C.png
VTech CreatiVision.png
VTech Socrates.png
Watara Supervision.png
Web Browser.png
Williams Classics.png
Windows 3.X.png
Windows 9.X.png
Windows 10.png
Windows 11.png
Windows Apps.png
Windows.png
WonderSwan Color.png
WonderSwan.png
WoW Action Max.png
XaviXPORT.png
ZiNc.png

65 Playlists Backgrounds and Devices

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Arcade 2-Player Games.png
Arcade 4-Player Games.png
Arcade Atari Classics.png
Arcade Ball & Paddle Games.png
Arcade Beat Em Ups.png
Arcade Capcom Classics.png
Arcade Capcom Play System II.png
Arcade Capcom Play System III.png
Arcade Capcom Play System.png
Arcade Cave.png
Arcade Classics.png
Arcade Data East Classics.png
Arcade Fighting Games.png
Arcade Flying Games.png
Arcade Fruit Machines.png
Arcade Irem Classics.png
Arcade Konami Classics.png
Arcade Light Gun Games.png
Arcade Maze Games.png
Arcade Midway Classics.png
Arcade MultiGames.png
Arcade Namco Classics.png
Arcade Namco System 22.png
Arcade Nintendo Classics.png
Arcade Pinball.png
Arcade Platform Games.png
Arcade Puzzle Games.png
Arcade Racing Games.png
Arcade Rhythm Games.png
Arcade Run & Gun Games.png
Arcade Sega Classics.png
Arcade Sega Model 1.png
Arcade Sega Model 2.png
Arcade Sega Model 3.png
Arcade Sega ST-V.png
Arcade Shoot Em Ups.png
Arcade Shooter Games.png
Arcade SNK Classics.png
Arcade SNK Neo Geo MVS.png
Arcade Sports Games.png
Arcade Taito Classics.png
Arcade Vertical Games.png
Arcade Williams Classics.png
Board Games.png
Card Games.png
CHD Required.png
Favorites.png
Flash Games.png
Hidden Object.png
Namco System 22.png
PC Slot Machines.png
Sammy Atomiswave.png
Sega Hikaru.png
Sega Naomi 2.png
Sega Naomi.png
Sega ST-V.png
Sega System 16.png
Sega System 32.png
Sega Triforce.png
SNK Neo Geo MVS.png
Taito Type X.png
Vertically Oriented Games.png
Virtual Reality.png
Williams Classics.png
ZiNc.png

195 Conrollers/Keyboards Included:

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3DO Interactive Multiplayer.png
Aamber Pegasus.png
Acorn Archimedes.png
Acorn Atom.png
Acorn Electron.png
Amstrad CPC.png
Amstrad GX4000.png
Android.png
APF Imagination Machine.png
Apogee BK-01.png
Apple II.png
Apple IIGS.png
Apple iOS.png
Apple Mac OS.png
Arcade Slot Machines.png
Arcade.png
Atari 800.png
Atari 2600.png
Atari 5200.png
Atari 7800.png
Atari Jaguar CD.png
Atari Jaguar.png
Atari Lynx.png
Atari ST.png
Atari XE Video Game System.png
Atari XEGS.png
Bally Astrocade.png
BBC Microcomputer System.png
Camputers Lynx.png
Casio Loopy.png
Casio PV-1000.png
Coleco ADAM.png
ColecoVision.png
Commodore 64.png
Commodore 128.png
Commodore Amiga CD32.png
Commodore Amiga.png
Commodore CDTV.png
Commodore MAX Machine.png
Commodore PET.png
Commodore Plus 4.png
Commodore VIC-20.png
Dragon 32_64.png
EACA EG2000 Colour Genie.png
Elektronika BK.png
Emerson Arcadia 2001.png
Enterprise.png
Entex Adventure Vision.png
Epoch Game Pocket Computer.png
Epoch Super Cassette Vision.png
Exelvision EXL 100.png
Exidy Sorcerer.png
Fairchild Channel F.png
Flash Games.png
Flash.png
Fujitsu FM Towns Marty.png
Fujitsu FM-7.png
Funtech Super Acan.png
Future Pinball.png
Gamepark GP32.png
GameWave.png
GCE Vectrex.png
Hartung Game Master.png
Hector HRX.png
Interton VC 4000.png
Jupiter Ace.png
Karaoke.png
Linux.png
Magnavox Odyssey 2.png
Magnavox Odyssey.png
Matra and Hachette Alice.png
Mattel Aquarius.png
Mattel HyperScan.png
Mattel Intellivision.png
Mega Duck.png
Memotech MTX512.png
MFME Fruit Machines.png
Microsoft MSX.png
Microsoft MSX2.png
Microsoft MSX2+.png
Microsoft Xbox 360.png
Microsoft Xbox One.png
Microsoft Xbox Series.png
Microsoft Xbox.png
Missing Controller.png
MS-DOS.png
Namco System 22.png
NEC PC-8801.png
NEC PC-9801.png
NEC PC-FX.png
NEC TurboExpress.png
NEC TurboGrafx-16.png
NEC TurboGrafx-CD.png
Nintendo 3DS.png
Nintendo 64 DD.png
Nintendo 64.png
Nintendo DS.png
Nintendo Entertainment System.png
Nintendo Famicom Disk System.png
Nintendo Famicom.png
Nintendo Game & Watch Legend of Zelda.png
Nintendo Game & Watch Super Mario Bros.png
Nintendo Game & Watch.png
Nintendo Game Boy Advance.png
Nintendo Game Boy Color.png
Nintendo Game Boy.png
Nintendo GameCube.png
Nintendo Pokemon Mini.png
Nintendo Satellaview.png
Nintendo Super Famicom.png
Nintendo Switch.png
Nintendo Virtual Boy.png
Nintendo Wii U.png
Nintendo Wii.png
Nokia N-Gage.png
Nuon.png
Oric Atmos.png
Ouya.png
PC Engine SuperGrafx.png
Philips CD-i.png
Philips VG 5000.png
Philips Videopac+.png
Pinball.png
RCA Studio II.png
SAM Coupé.png
Sammy Atomiswave.png
ScummVM.png
Sega 32X.png
Sega CD 32X.png
Sega CD.png
Sega Dreamcast (PAL).png
Sega Dreamcast VMU.png
Sega Dreamcast.png
Sega Game Gear.png
Sega Genesis.png
Sega Hikaru.png
Sega Master System.png
Sega Mega Drive.png
Sega Model 1.png
Sega Model 2.png
Sega Model 3.png
Sega Naomi 2.png
Sega Naomi.png
Sega Nomad.png
Sega Pico.png
Sega Saturn.png
Sega SC-3000.png
Sega SG-1000.png
Sega ST-V.png
Sega System 16.png
Sega System 32.png
Sega Triforce.png
Sharp MZ-2500.png
Sharp X1.png
Sharp X68000.png
Sinclair ZX Spectrum.png
Sinclair ZX-81.png
SNK Neo Geo AES.png
SNK Neo Geo CD.png
SNK Neo Geo MVS.png
SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color.png
SNK Neo geo Pocket.png
Sony Playstation 2.png
Sony Playstation 3.png
Sony Playstation 4.png
Sony Playstation 5.png
Sony Playstation Vita.png
Sony Playstation.png
Sony PSP Minis.png
Sony PSP.png
Sord M5.png
Spectravideo.png
Super Nintendo Entertainment System.png
Taito Type X.png
Tandy TRS-80.png
Tapwave Zodiac.png
Texas Instruments TI 99_4A.png
Tiger Game.com.png
Tomy Tutor.png
TRS-80 Color Computer.png
Valve Steam Deck.png
Vector-06C.png
VTech CreatiVision.png
VTech Socrates.png
Watara Supervision.png
Web Browser.png
Windows (alt).png
Windows 3.X.png
Windows 9.X.png
Windows Apps.png
Windows.png
WonderSwan Color.png
WonderSwan.png
WoW Action Max.png
XaviXPORT.png

Requires BigBox Version 13 or above

Updated Video: (11-20-23)

Startup Video:

Assets used in video (will link things as I upload everything):

Startup Video
PSGC Quiet Sound Pack
Pause Theme is a slightly modified version of @Retro808's "Pulse Pause" theme
Startup Theme is a modified and updated version of @Hazuki's "Starting The Game" theme
NEW PSGC Video Snaps (work in progress)
some custom made Playlist videos

Assets used in theme:

many COLORFUL Hardware PNG media for devices (thx @viking)

And I can't forget @y2guru for the incredible job he has done with CTC, thanks Dave

Comments, reviews, questions and suggestions are always welcome! Please like and Follow.

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Submitter

The Papaw
Submitted

02/08/2023
Category

Custom Themes

February 7, 2023

25 minutes ago, erling1000 said:

Can not make the Platform Icon for Nintendo Game & Watch appear.

Guessing it’s the & sign in the platform name. Did rename the platform and the icon, but still no success.

Anyone else?

I don't use the platform, did you try replacing the & with an _ (underscore)?

February 7, 2023

I just found that the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer Icon Platform Icon has a extra space at the beginning of the name and needs to fixed

February 6, 2023

Your quite welcome, glad to help. That PC will be great. Let us know how it turns out

February 6, 2023

4 minutes ago, PaulyC said:

That is exactly the answer I was looking for thanks. I'm extremely new to all this NAS stuff so forgive my ignorance, Just a question for clarification about the last thing you said. Are your emulators and the ROMs on the NAS? You said you have a 18TB drive for ROMS and the emus are using that single drive so its confused me lol

The media side will be fine for me because it'll all be on the main PC with LB/BB 👍

Only my Roms are on the NAS (you can do the artwork, music, manuals and videos as well). If you put your media on the NAS, it will slow BB down a bit if you have a large collection. I had my media on the NAS for a couple years, but just moved it back to the PC's.

As far as the NAS, look into Open Media Vault (100% free) and pretty easy to get it setup and running if you have a spare old PC or raspberry pi. I started with a pi, but now use an old Dell PC, more reliable.

February 6, 2023

7 minutes ago, PaulyC said:

@The Papaw I'm thinking about building a Unraid NAS to store my ever growing ROM collection on. What I'm looking to do is use just my main PC to run Launchbox/Bigbox and the various emulators on accessing the Roms from the NAS.

How do the newer emus run when accessing the Roms over a NAS? Do you have any issues with that?

I have all my roms on my NAS and am using the following emulators without any issues:

Cemu
Citra
Dolphin
Duckstation
MFME
PCSX2
RetroArch
RPCS3
Ryujinx
Xemu
Xenia
Yuzu

This biggest place I had an issue was media for LB (images, videos, etc.). I have 4 PC's on the network that each have LB and was sharing art via the NAS, but it was making themes a bit slower, but that could just be my network/NAS. The media itself for my LB collection is almost 500gb, so by using it on each PC, that's a lot of wasted space on the PC's, ya know. Every now and again, an update in RPCS3 will mess things up, but I can report it on github and they usually have it fixed in a couple hours.

I have a 18TB drive (16TB used) just for roms. All the above emulators are using that single drive via shared smb folders on the NAS. Hope this helps. More than happy to help in any way I can.

February 5, 2023

Does anyone have any cool animated LB or BB cubes (preferably BB) that I might use in a startup video? I've seen some in the past, but can't find anything in the downloads.

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