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Thanks for looking into this. That worked. I am curious as to why did the Advanced Configuration wizard not turn it on when I told it to. In fact, it showed "ON" when I looked at it before I made the change in the INI file. Interesting. RadioOne
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That works like a charm. I had tried this variation of that: start "" "C:\xpadder\xpadder.exe 2600 /m" But it didn't work. Thanks for the help! RetroOne
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Ok. I can get Xpadder to work with MAME. But when I configure xpadder in either the Load before or Also Load, the emulator won't load until Xpadder is exited. Here is what I have tried: "C:\XPadder\xpadder.exe" 2600 /m C:\XPadder\xpadder.exe 2600 /m What am I doing wrong? Thanks for any help. RetroOne
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Sure, here they are: Thanks RetroOne log.txt GameEx.txt
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Yes to both. RetroOne
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I have the Radio stations set to "ON," but they are not showing up in the Menu. Any thoughts? RetroOne
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It's a Gamex Update that does it. Retro One
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Because I don't have the money to purchase a video codec converter nor the time to actually do the converting, I need to be able to play any codec that comes my way. So having only one codec is not an option. RetroOne
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No offense here. I figured as much. I didn't think so either. But every time an update occurs it happens. It's really weird. I have turned off the auto updates for a while now. Just thought I would throw the issue out here and see what happens.
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The point I am making is that I should be able to have automatic updates on and not have this issue. RetroOne
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I have an unusual problem. Every time an update comes down, it messes with video playback. The videos will start but only the sound will play and the timer for the play back will stop at 5 seconds. I have to re-install ffdshow every time and it fixes the issue, but it becomes annoying having to install ffdshow practically everyday. Thought, comments, ridicule? Thanks! RetroOne
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I have the same issue, but I had videos off. If I have a video in the root folder of a drive then GameEx will automatically play it and crash. I have to end the process to get GameEx to exit and then restart the PC. Once I moved the videos from the root directory everything is fine. Retro One
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Here are my votes: First Vote [1 Votes] Browsing music in Jukebox by folder Second Vote [1 Vote] Letter jump in menu using Joypad RetroOne
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