Tom Speirs

Perhaps try the release stable version of ffmpeg.

put bin\ffmpeg.exe in c:\pinballx

i think ive actually got it now. Should be fixed in 6.50. Thank you for your patience.

log please. Update ffmpeg too. https://ffmpeg.org/download.html

Deleted dmddevice64.dll from the install folder.

im not sure why I never addressed this as it bugs me too sometimes. Its fixed in 6.47.

i think ive figure it out. New release incoming. Its because your display is rotated 180 and the line to flip it is commented out.

I will figure it out. Could you please post logs with the latest? Note that i will need to see the video captures.

Its a feature. Check the emulator show desktop setting but thank you for your help.

Sorry to state the obvious but you need to recreate the video.

its fixed in 6.45. Now available.

I think I know what the bug is. You have windows in portrait mode yes rather than rotated in GameEx?

It might be the background snaps or 3d cabinets.

- Volume keyboard controls now work within front end. - Video and screen grab recordings now work even when displays are not set to hidden. - Uses DirectX screen grab for backglass and fixes display numbers. View the full article

- Volume keyboard controls now work within front end. - Video and screen grab recordings now work even when displays are not set to hidden. - Uses DirectX screen grab for backglass and fixes display numbers. - Fixes setting wrong PinMAME DMD height,

GameEx and GameEx Arcade Edition have been combined into a single installer and should cover every Windows operating system since and including XP. I spent a lot of time optimizing and cleaning up the installer as well as testing on many operating systems and platforms. They both share the same files and config but the Setup Wizard will show the appropriate options for both versions. Main thing to note when upgrading for the first time is the install will use the install folder for GameEx not Arcade Edition. It seems like a simple nice and obvious improvement but all this required a lot of work and testing. It does mean one installer build and upload for me too which helps. There are also a few bug fixes and optimizations. View the full article

GameEx and GameEx Arcade Edition have been combined into a single installer and should cover every Windows operating system since and including XP. I spent a lot of time optimizing and cleaning up the installer as well as testing on many operating systems and platforms. They both share the same files and config but the Setup Wizard will show the appropriate options for both versions. Main thing to note when upgrading for the first time is the install will use the install folder for GameEx not Arcade Edition. It seems like a simple nice and obvious improvement but all this required a lot of work and testing. It does mean one installer build and upload for me too which helps. There are also a few bug fixes and optimizations. View the full article

Should be fixed in the latest. Now available.

GameEx and GameEx Arcade Edition have been combined into a single installer and should cover every Windows operating system since and including XP. I spent a lot of time optimizing and cleaning up the installer as well as testing on many operating systems and platforms. They both share the same files and config but the Setup Wizard will show the appropriate options for both versions. Main thing to note when upgrading for the first time is the install will use the install folder for GameEx not Arcade Edition. It seems like a simple nice and obvious improvement but all this required a lot of work and testing. It does mean one installer build and upload for me too which helps. There are also a few bug fixes and optimizations. View the full article

GameEx and GameEx Arcade Edition have been combined into a single installer and should cover every Windows operating system since and including XP. I spent a lot of time optimizing and cleaning up the installer as well as testing on many operating systems and platforms. They both share the same files and config but the Setup Wizard will show the appropriate options for both versions. Main thing to note when upgrading for the first time is the install will use the install folder for GameEx not Arcade Edition. It seems like a simple nice and obvious improvement but all this required a lot of work and testing. It does mean one installer build and upload for me too which helps. There are also a few bug fixes and optimizations. View the full article

PS: Did you say it used to work and now doesnt? Which version did you update from. Always important info for me, and if there is no log useful to have operating system and hardware info. Also, if an upgrade broke something I do provide older versions whilst you wait for me to fix your issue. I couldn't give a crap about working this time of year but if an upgrade broke something you shouldn't need to wait. Anyway, please try the new version. Thanks

There is an update incoming in a few minutes. Please give it a try.

sorry my bad, i increased the timeout. Please try 6.38. it should say in the log if it is timeing out and disabling xdmd. Also i i dont think your problem is due to recent updates or can you confirm it is working in a previous version?

- Significantly faster launch and exit from tables. - Fixed running on Windows XP (yes it still works). - Removed duplicate file installs and old files from installer resulting in much quicker install time. - Fixes hang on startup on some systems caused by checking for zedmd. - Updated .net 6 desktop runtime. View the full article

- Significantly faster launch and exit from tables. - Fixed running on Windows XP (yes it still works). - Removed duplicate file installs and old files from installer resulting in much quicker install time. - Fixes hang on startup on some systems caused by checking for zedmd. - Updated .net 6 desktop runtime.