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  1. I just uploaded new TABLE and LOADING audio for "The Goonies: Never Say Die". It's available from Game Manager and Game Database manager
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  2. If you take the pbx 5.43 version, it is the .net5. Taking the other version, you can still select the 32 or 64 bit
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  3. Tom has merged them into one download link now (so go to the main PinballX download page and then select the version you want when you click download) @TT11 Mike is right, the .net framework version is still kept up to date with new features and is available in 32 and 64 bit flavours during the install. Use the PinballXSetup_XP_and_32bit.zip from https://forums.gameex.com/forums/files/file/527-pinballx/ to update to v5.43
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  4. Thanks for the video link anyway, MrGrynch! In my case it's a bit different - I'm using DMD images in PinballX to display the year of the table in big DMD-style letters. So my PinballX looks like Backglass: Animated Backglass video DMD: Year of the Table Playfield: Static table image (I found more than one moving image too distracting) with the game's wheel image overlaid. Since the style of the DMD stays the same, it gives some feeling of uniformity to the menu. When I start a table I want a video or image displayed that wasn't visible in the PinballX menu before - so I think I'm going to need a PuP-Pack for that. EDIT: Did it. That was so easy! Best of all: If I name the DMD video something generic, like "video.mp4", I can just copy and paste the PuP-Pack folder, rename the copied folder to the ROM name I need and swap out the video file. It's perfect! :-D
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  5. the other one at 1080 >>>> Fullsize Link<<<< now rotated
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  6. here ya go... a 1080 full screen >>>> Full size link <<<< now rotated
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