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+1 At least for the DEC PDP series, and the Plato systems. Τhe rest are unknown to me, but it seems that all this might be a great addition to the Database. #PreservingComputerHistory. 😀

@ci2own & @spycat Wow! 😲 You are guys are amazing... Thank you so much! 😃 Save me so much time and hassle with your work! 🤗

Hello, very nice 😲 SL collection you have there! And thank you for posting all of your setup here. In case anyone needs more command-line info for the Apple computers here is my (small) MAME cmds: Again.. Thanks a lot 😄

Yes, and in it should be the customized options you had set-up from the Sega Genesis TV.opt file, the problem now is that those Genesis Plus GX.opt options are going to be used every time you use RetroArch... unless they are automatically removed each time somehow to be recreated again once with the standard settings (without the appended .cfg) once with the customized ones (using LaunchBox) or get overridden with a {Game_Name}.opt or a {Directory_Name}.opt file but either that will also be used every single time.🤔 I can see now that this might lead to a dead end because you wanted to use that Sega Genesis TV.opt file just like you use an additional .cfg (with -c command) but apparently it doesn't work that way. 😞

Hey, look what I found as I was trying to reproduce your setup with Mega Drive/Genesis games!: I've added the core_options_path = ":\config\Genesis Plus GX\CUSTOM OPTIONS.opt" to my own appended config file (which already works) [with --appendconfig config\For_LaunchBox.cfg] which was just a copy of the original (Genesis Plus GX.opt) with a minor visual only change genesis_plus_gx_overscan = "disabled" changed to genesis_plus_gx_overscan = "top/bottom" so that I could see the effect immediately. As long as the default Genesis Plus GX.opt file (with overscan = "disabled") is present, RetroArch is loading that file as the last options override BUT when I removed\renamed that default file then it reads the "CUSTOM OPTIONS.opt" from the appended cfg and saves\creates a new options Genesis Plus GX.opt but with the new\changed option genesis_plus_gx_overscan = "top/bottom" line in there! Edit: Perhaps you already know but as it says -here- the hierarchy for loading config files (which looks like is also applying to option files as well) is: First {Game_Name}.opt then {Directory_Name}.opt then {Core_Name}.opt then {Override_Custom_Options}.opt but saved as {Core_Name}.opt if the last is not present to be loaded automatically in the first place. So that is why : Question: What does the Sega Genesis TV stands for? Is it your Games directory name or just a file name you choose same name as the cfg you use?

I would also like to express my respect and say that it is a bit sad to see such a long-time and distinguished member have to say goodbye... (even if only for a while).😢 I wish you the best in whatever you decide to focus on and I hope that the "... for now" part will be relatively short, because the community really needs members like you. Huge thanks. 🫡

@crusadeRGP Check your command-line argument, with the --appendconfig you are pointing to the 'Sega Genesis TV.opt' you suppose to point it to straight to the 'Sega Genesis TV.cfg.' Remember 'Sega Genesis TV.cfg' is an 'appended' configuration so every line in there is replacing the equivalent line in the standard Retroarch.cfg but everything else is staying the same, that said you might not need the -c "config..." part at all if you use it only with these three changes/lines. This is how I use the --appendconfig function myself: This way I can use the standard Retroach.cfg along side the For_LaunchBox.cfg to change some settings only when using it via LaunchBox. Edit: In the standard retroarch.cfg file this specific line looks like this by default (core_options_path = "") so that RetroArch can use the auto-override set by Core/Folder/Game_Name. By appending yours [--appendconfig "...Sega Genesis TV.cfg"] this line (in red) is "replaced" temporarily by the new one core_options_path = ":\...\Sega Genesis TV.opt". Long story short you are just appending the Sega Genesis TV.cfg for the changes so that the .cfg points to the specified .opt file. Hope that this helps a bit more... 🙂

AFAIK, there is no straight up command line argument to load .opt files but you could use the --appendconfig <PATH_TO_ADDITIONAL_CUSTOM_CONFIG> cmd argument with the core_options_path = “PATH_TO_CUSTOM_OPTIONS” as a line inside the ADDITIONAL_CUSTOM_CONFIG.cfg to override the options file, see -here- Cheers

Hello again, perhaps in this situation you could save your <custom>.ini file with your specific input mappings and then use the following arguments : /profile:<name> [Use specific configuration profile ] /portablealt:<file> [Temporarily enable portable mode with alternate INI file] You may use the System>Profiles>Edit Profiles window to try and create your profile (.ini) that fits your needs [I never used it so I don't know how exactly 😅 but it seems that's the way you should be doing it] PS. If you need any information on Alttira's command-line arguments in the future use Altirra.exe /? from a cmd window and a new window will pop-up with all the relative info. By the way, have you found the solution in your last post -here-? Cheers 🙂

Hi, have you tried enabling the Auto-boot... option under the System tab in the emulator itself? I have no problem into launching games via LaunchBox at all using Alttira (latest v4.40 x64) and it is pretty straight forward, just point to the emulator's exe file (Altirra64.exe) and perhaps you optionally use the \f as a command line argument for full-screen. If this does not help perhaps you try and be more specific about what file-type/game you are trying to launch for what system (400/800, 1200XL, 600/800XL, 130XE, XEGS or 5200) etc. Cheers 🙂

If I understand correctly when launching PCSX2 from LaunchBox/Bigbox the emulator does not exit when pressing ESC... if so go to Tools>Manage>Emulators> choose your PCSX2 entry and in the Running Script tab paste the lines: #NoEnv $Esc:: { Process, Close, {{{StartupEXE}}} } (It's the I/O board you mentioned that's confusing me, but still, try the above and we'll see.) 🙂

Hi, you can also try a fresh "test" installation to a separate location, and see what it does there. Just take the installer from the Updates folder. Another suggestion is also to check your plug-ins. Try and remove them temporarily, all of them or one-by-one, to see if the problem still occurs. I also doubt that the problem is the library size. Cheers 🙂

Hey, I've honestly never heard of Kavita reader before. May I ask, do someone have to have Kavita already installed in their system for this to work? I would love to learn a bit more about on how it works. Quick searching for "Kavita reader" in Google leads to -here-. Can this be used as a standalone reader? (perhaps tomorrow I'll try and look around for more info). In your video you said it is compatible with cbz files (which is I think essentially a zip file full of pngs formatted to be used for those flip-book comic/magazine readers as you already said) and looks like it is also with PDFs but in your first post you also mention raw .png images and .txt files is it working with those also? Also many DOS games used to have some kind of code wheels for protection like "Monkey Island's 2" Mix n Mojo below which I found can be viewed/used like -this-. Any luck with those? Thanks! 😄

Hello there and welcome to the forums, to check each emulator's path go to Tools>Manage>Emulators choose the emulator you want and track down the path to the executable and that the Assosiated Platforms are registered correctly as well. If you are referring specific to RetroArch please also check in the Assosiated Platforms tab for the specific cores you are using for each platform/system that are downloaded and selected. If you experience any problems after that, posting screenshots of the above windows will get you further... 🙂