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Happy Birthday! Congratulations Tom! Glad to have been part of the ride with GameEx, you, and the users.

I always reference Nonmame when choosing emulators for specific systems. It is very detailed to why each emulator is suggested and the testing that went through choosing said emulator. Also there are plenty of emulator sites with ratings of emulators by the emulation community. There are so many options when it comes to emulation that emulators are chosen based on hardware, software, etc.

In my testing, this emulator claims to autoload the given disc from command-line but I was unable to get it to autoload. It does however pass the correct disc to load from what you tried. If wanting to use in GameEx, I would send the keys (Shift + BREAK) and the disc will load like it does from the menu. That's a workaround for now unless there's another way that someone knows. Might wanna contact the author of the emulator about the command-line not autoloading.

Thanks guys!

Sorry I missed it! Hope you're doing well.

Happy Birthday buddy! Thanks for all your hard work here!

Well have you ran your roms through a rom manager tool to verify that they match?

Are you sure that your bios files match your MAME version? Also, please don't discuss how your bios files are obtained as this is against forum rules!

Log and GameEx.ini please!

According to manual, wouldn't it be.....? What is your command-line when using FPLoader.exe instead of "Future Pinball.exe"?

Troubleshooting like me is really easy. LOL. I first read the documentation to the emulator. Also google is your friend. This forum as well as others are very helpful. Mostly it's just experience and knowing where to look or just testing till you find your answer.

Have you tried the suggested command-line from the emulator?

What format are you roms in?

Again, confusing because see the space there. Best to post your Log.txt and GameEx.ini files at each attempt to verify.

With my testing....both seem to work on my machine with the latest release.

Within the emulator itself. It saves those settings to the file.

So the given command-line would give the following results.... Mesen.exe "[ROMPATH]\[ROMFILE]" /fullscreen Mesen.exe "[ROMPATH]\[ROMFILE]" /fullscreen /AspectRatio=WideScreen Are these not the desired results you asked for? This is using the latest version 0.9.9. Pic 1 is standard and Pic 2 stretches across the whole screen. As far as Mesen-S Emulator, it does look that the author has not included command-line switches yet. But the settings.xml file can be tweaked to give the same effect till command-line switches are available.

So you're wanting to to fill up the whole screen? I'm seeing you used fullscreen switch and then asked again how to make fullscreen. What type of monitor is it? Widescreen? From what I'm reading maybe you're wanting.....

Oh please do! Dying to hear what you have to say. LOL. Missed ya bud! Been awhile. I'm back! For good!

What is currently your command-line for Model 2? I don't recall if it were hard coded. Also does the EMULATOR.INI file show your correct resolution?

Log doesn't show any attempt of launching the said emulator. Perhaps you need to save your config for that emulator and have it run from command-line.

Please submit the new log.txt and GameEx.ini files after attempting to run the roms that are giving you issues.

So all roms are now in .img format?

Looking further at your log.txt I'm seeing roms in different formats. I see attempts to run roms with the extensions .img, .rar, and .zip. Best to have all with same extension. If roms are compressed then the following needs to be set: gamesin7zips=True

Command line switches are as follows: Usage: citra.exe [options] <filename> -g, --gdbport=NUMBER Enable gdb stub on port NUMBER -i, --install=FILE Installs a specified CIA file -m, --multiplayer=nick:password@address:port Nickname, password, address and port for multiplayer -r, --movie-record=[file] Record a movie (game inputs) to the given file -p, --movie-play=[file] Playback the movie (game inputs) from the given file -d, --dump-video=[file] Dumps audio and video to the given video file -f, --fullscreen Start in fullscreen mode -h, --help Display this help and exit -v, --version Output version information and exit