Jump to content

All my products and services are free. All my costs are met by donations I receive from my users. If you enjoy using any of my products, please donate to support me. My bare hosting costs are currently not met so please consider donating by either clicking this text or the Patreon link on the right.

Patreon

Leaderboard

Popular Content

Showing content with the highest reputation on 07/08/24 in all areas

  1. Thanks for figuring out what is going on! I have unselected the "hide backglass during game" because I want a seamless loading experience. It is my thought that the backglass goes blank during the game loading pause if this is checked. I will check this box while recording videos going forward. I am glad to see that the problem is just an error on my part. Thanks again!
    2 points
  2. Agree. There must be difference in the launch parameters, possibly using a different VPX executable (the DX, or a 10.7 version)?
    1 point
  3. I've read more about the issues with Batman66 and VPX10.8. Is it necessary to use the GL version rather than the standard DX version? Does the DX version produce the same results? You said this issue doesn't occur with Popper. What are the command line parameters from Popper to launch this file? Perhaps opening a GitHub issue or inquiring on VPF or VPU forums would be the best approach, as the command line seems to yield the same issue.
    1 point
  4. Thanks for the file. With your file and the code, I came to the following conclusion. if you have set the "Hide Backglass during video" for a table the 'Create Video' button will not create a backglass video (this is a PinballX limitation). Your PinballX log file shows : 21:04:30.64 7/7/2024: Hide DMD 21:04:30.64 7/7/2024: Hide Topper 21:04:30.64 7/7/2024: Not Hide Backglass! 21:04:30.64 7/7/2024: Waiting for threads If you use the ' bulk video' option And set the 'create backglass videos' to enabled it will ignore the "Hide Backglass during video" and make the video if you want it for a single file, simply check the checkbox , create the videos and uncheck it again This was created by design like this
    1 point
  5. Renaming a table will not result in the loss or deletion of a Media file by Database Manager. In fact, renaming a table name is harmless, as the Database Manager will uses the table's filename for media files. Changing the table's filename will prompt by default a message dialog if you want to rename the associated media files accordingly to the new name. If you do not receive this message, it means you have opted out of this dialog, and you have two choices: to rename or not to rename. Should the Database Manager delete a table (by pressing the delete button, or by adding a new video), it will move the deleted media to the Windows Recycle Bin.
    1 point
  6. Might not be the issue but your log shows the table launch as; 13:44:56.45 7/7/2024: C:\Visual Pinball\C:\Visual Pinball\VPinballX_GL64.exe /play -"C:\Visual Pinball\Tables\Batman 66 (Stern 2016).vpx" Which has 'C:\Visual Pinball\' twice. This is because you have included the path to Visual Pinball in the executable entry. Can you change that to include the executable name only and try again (go to settings.exe, Visual Pinball system and set the executable entry to just 'VPinballX_GL64.exe') If the issue is still present please open a cmd prompt and paste this line in (which is the same as PinballX launching the table), does the issue exist then? "C:\Visual Pinball\VPinballX_GL64.exe" /play -"C:\Visual Pinball\Tables\Batman 66 (Stern 2016).vpx"
    1 point
×
×
  • Create New...