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Just now, wemr97dl said:

ok so when  i try to get the data again will i be downloading duplicates??

 

No because they shouldn't of been downloaded originally that's why you got the 404 error. Also you can scan for media without re-importing and there is a option to only download missing artwork.

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1 minute ago, wemr97dl said:

Ok So that would be select all and download metadata and media from the tools menu?


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Correct, and when you get to this screen select the middle option.

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Just now, wemr97dl said:

Just checked each zip folder has a .bin and .cue

Yeah if its a .bin it should also include the .cue. There are programs that will generate the .cue if your .bin doesn't have one.

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When you go to download your artwork again, make sure to click on the platform on the left, then click a game, Ctrl + A, then go to Tools -> Download Metadata and Images. This way it will only download the artwork for what you've selected.

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All my roms are in zipped folders ?? so *.cue doesnot find anything, is there a way to run this leaving them zipped or do i need to extract them all??

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You can keep them zipped and launchbox will extract them when you launch a game, there is a tick box somewhere during the import process, I'm not sure where though as I have never used it. Personally I would unzip them all, your not saving a whole load of space by keeping them zipped anyway.

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You can check the box when you edit an emulator to un-archive them, but I personally suggest to leave nothing in archives ever. That's just personal preference though. For Disc games you could save some decent space by leaving them zipped, but it's much much more of a headache. For certain systems, like PS1, PS2, PSP, GameCube, Wii, I have every compressed in non-archived compression, and it saves space without having to deal with it. For Saturn, there isn't another method, but I still would say to unarchive them.

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