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I think I've uncovered a problem. I have an IPTV box that outputs 720p60 to a Slingbox 350 on my LAN. Firstly, using the Sling web player with IE10 I can get a smooth picture from this Slingbox, confirmed by the stats (ctrl+click) reporting 60fps. There is one glitch whereby sometimes when I first connect it only gives me 30fps and I have to switch to a lower setting (like 'Better') and then back up to Best (HD) to get 60fps. However, with SlingFront it seems to be impossible to get 60fps. To give this some context, if I put my Sky+ HD source, which outputs 1080i25 into a Slingbox 350, through SlingFront I can get a nice smooth 50fps picture. Also, if I switch my Sky box to output 720p50 then SlingFront at least attempts to stream 50fps (ie the stream info reports 50fps), although because the Sky box is remote I struggle to get enough bandwidth. So there seems to be an issue with displaying the stream from the 720p60 source. I've also tried the same test on three different machines and in each case IE10 can show the stream in 60fps, but SlingFront refuses to go above 30fps. In each case the bitrate shown in SlingFront is comparable to that which IE10 achieves.

Well, I've cut out most of the other stuff. This app currently is for the mass import and creation of the initial XML for PinballX. It does some media management (missing, rename, etc) as well. If you run the media match it will simply create an html with a grid of found/missing media files. More info is at www.spootsworld.com website. Source code is available as well.

Did you mean Sega System 3? If so, check this out, Arcade Sega System 3.zip

Ok, here's one for the sammy as well. Contains 31 games, though not all will have the extra info. Arcade Sammy Atomiswave.zip

Just thought I would reply to this. The Naomi database was constructed at a time when Mame did not support any of the roms and as such, there was not a convention for naming them. So, the current database used the 'mish mash' filenames that were there at the time. I have just gone through the DB and brought it up to date (well, mostly). It currently contains 106 games. If you want to give this a whirl, extract the file from the attached zip and pop it in your database folder (DATA/EMULATOR i believe) and rename the currect sql one ("[Arcade] Sega Naomi.db3") if present. Gameex will then use the .mdb file instead. I agree that map files are good for changing the shortened file names, but the database has the additional benefit of all the extra data and info. Horses for courses I know. Arcade Sega Naomi.zip