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  1. flatuswalrus
    This is the right Command-Like right?: -L "cores\beetle_saturn_libretro.dlll"
  2. flatuswalrus
    I am missing the following:I am not asking where to get the BIOS files as that is naughty. Though, from what I do have below have I got them but they are just named incorrectly because I am unable to locate the files needed going by what Retroarch calls them:
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    Yes I have let things get a bit out of hand and I feel I may cut it back in size. I have created quite a few custom platform videos for missing system etc so I might keep those one because I have put so much effort into them. Besides trying to complete the PS1, Dreamcast and Saturn I think I am done with adding, it will go on forever otherwise. I used to just have arcade games when using Hyperspin but as soon as I got Launchbox I went nuts, haha.
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    Yeah, I guess that is where we have to each decide what we want it to be for us. I love the idea of having a monolithic collection but I want playability also. I have added a few systems that are not able to be played yet but I do not think I will go any further down that route. I need to start concentrating on getting more systems up and running as I have been too focused on the adding side of things myself lately.
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    Directly from Mednafen, where it worked previously. I just tried it in Retroarch with the Yabause core and it did not work. I downloaded the Beetle_Saturn core but it does not appear in the core folder. There is a mednafen_saturn_libretro.dll in there but that one does not work. Out of the Retroarch ones Yabause is the only one that launches them, but into a black screen.
  6. flatuswalrus
    Done, no errors reported.
  7. flatuswalrus
    All my Saturn games are .cue, will that make a difference? They have the corresponding .bin file with each .cue.
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    I have not looked into this any further as I got sidetracked with other stuff but will definitely try again and when I do I will post here.
  9. flatuswalrus
    They are much better but sometimes a system will have a MUCH bigger pack. In which case I would rather sift through and delete the unwanted crap and end up with a bigger set. I remember finding a C64 no-intro set but it was tiny and had so many titles missing that I was wanting so I sought one elsewhere.
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    I only use TOSEC as a last resort because there is usually so much crap in them. Though they are not always bad and sometimes are the best option for a particular system. I downloaded a 9GB C64 TOSEC pack and it was full of poop. I have just found a C64 pack that is a spastic 90GB! So I am downloading that as my curiosity just HAS to see what is in it.
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    If I download a TOSEC pack I immediately delete everything that is not in a game folder as I know I will never want to use it. I think I remember that system having the most crap in the pack like demos, betas and the likes which I deleted too.
  12. flatuswalrus
    Will do, but I doubt I'll be ahead of you in any way. Here's my updated list for you to compare if you wish: My Systems.xlsx
  13. flatuswalrus
    Just added it and they work great thank you. I also just quickly made a clear logo and Nostalgia video for it.
  14. flatuswalrus
    I never would have thought that’d be it, haha. I’m glad you got it going somehow.
  15. flatuswalrus
    I hate your spreadsheet. It had made me add way more to my setup. So the slow decent into madness begins.
  16. flatuswalrus
    No you leave it in with your MAME ROMs. Because with the Apple IIGS you will be selecting MAME as the emulator, when you put the command line in: ...it will point it to that BIOS file in your MAME ROM pack/set. I do not know if it is necessary or not but for any systems that I point to MAME in that fashion I have created a separate emulator and just called it "MESS (Via Arcade) and it just points to MAMEUI64.exe which is what version I am using. I guess if it is not necessary it just makes it simple, for me, to organize and keep tidy. I hope that helps, if not let me know. P.S. feel free to PM as I think we are hijacking @Romfrosk's thread here, haha.
  17. flatuswalrus
    Do you have a full MAME ROMs pack? Inside that should be the BIOS for the Apple IIGS which is the apple2gs file. I was just curious if you had that as that would be the first thing I would check.
  18. flatuswalrus
    .2mg file extension allows -flop3 and -flop4. Mine are .2mg also and am using -flop3. You do have the "apple2gs" parent file? If so the only other thing I could think of is try another name like "apple2gsr0p2", "apple2gsr0p", "apple2gsr0" or "apple2gsr1" which all refer to the "apple2gs" parent. I am no expert but that is all I have I am afraid.
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    What file extension are your Apple IIGS roms? I use the same command line and my Apple IIGS games open perfectly in MAME. Check your file type then see what command you will need here then here.
  20. flatuswalrus
    I see you have the Infocom Collection. If you get the Z-Machine working please share as it seems like a complete bastard to get going.
  21. flatuswalrus
    I have the X-Arcade Tankstick and 2 x PS4 controllers. I never wanted to play with anything other than an arcade stick but after setting up the PS4 controllers I haven't looked back. They are amazing! Though, I can't imagine they are the cheapest option out there.
  22. flatuswalrus
    Unfortunately it did not work. Still the same result, they launch to the system home screen but no further.
  23. flatuswalrus
    I have been playing with this for over an hour with no success. I followed the YouTube tutorial and Higan v105 Super Game Boy BIOS tutorial to the letter and nothing. I wanted to clarify some things though. Firstly, my obtained BIOS is 256k in size which I know is right but was named sgb_bios.bin. I renamed it to the sgb.boot.rom as recommended. When you place it in the Launchbox system folder do you have to create a folder in the system folder called BIOS? I am using the higan_accuracy core but in regards to there being a core option to point to the appropriate file as stated in the Higan v105 Super Game Boy BIOS tutorial in Retroarch it says that there is no core options. I have gone back and forth a few times on what seems like it should be straight forward my head is spinning a bit. Has there been updates to the cores in relation to the dates these tutorials where made that may change anything?
  24. flatuswalrus
    I am converting them via the Philips CD-i to .CHD Batch Converter 1.0.0 posted by @harryoke right now as a result of your recommendation. Thank you.
  25. flatuswalrus
    I know it certainly is not everyone's cup of tea to have that much, but holy snappin' duck shit color me impressed. I thought I had a lot but mine is pretty small in comparison. I enjoyed looking through your spreadsheet.
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