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Ok. Sorry. Didn't see that last part. I guess I also need to read the rules. Thanks!

The command-line is picky with it's file types. To avoid making all new ISOS, I recommend using 3rd party software to mount the image. Daemon Tools Lite is what I would suggest unless you have another mounting app that you have.

Perhaps this should be included in the rules as well? It's a subject that came up recently. The reason is that it is frowned upon to share compiled versions of MAME.

Thanks for the news. Topic has been moved to appropriate section.

Done! The Topic Starter can also do this for future reference.

Loading different configs based on which game can be easily done in the command-line. Depends on your settings.

Thanks Tom!

I would say older stuff would apply. My system's onboard worked fine with GameEx before my card came in. Although I'm sure it was at it's limits and didn't test very long. Depends on the graphics used and the settings used.

I'm in the chat room for real-time support if interested.

I'm in the chat room for real-time support. Will be there for awhile if interested.

Please troubleshoot by running the runitgame.bat file. This will give you details in the console window why it's not working. Instruction on how to do so are found in the How to ask for Help topic by Tempest, step 4B.

What format/extension are you roms in?

I would try the following: epsxe.exe -nogui -slowboot -loadbin "[rompath]\[romfile]" Your memory card files would have to be in same location as R-DUB's for that to work. To post a config, in Setup Wizard you go into the Emulator Selection section and click on the emulator. Then you click on the last button in the middle of the listviews with a note and an arrow pointing out. Hovering over the button will show Export Emulator(s). Then simply name the file and post it's contents in the forums by either just pasting the info or renaming as a text file since the forums won't accept ini files.

It's being filtered out somehow. We can't tell unless we see your GameEx.ini file so that we can see the exact filters. Also another way would be to add to the Don't Filter these ROMS setting found in the MAME Settings section so that it will show no matter what the filters are set at.

When it returns to GameEx, it could be a couple of things. The path to the roms are incorrect or the command-line is incorrect. Please export your config so we can have a look.

I would just download GameEx off the main site and choose to install karaoke support when installing and it will install the needed files.

During an update, GameEx backs up your settings as a safe measure. Please review the GameEx.UpgradeBackup.ini file found in the CONFIG directory of your GameEx install. Check if it seems like you're settings are there. If so then simply rename that file to GameEx.ini and your settings will be restored. Backup those files to be safe.

Cool. Marking as [RESOLVED]!

Thanks for the share!

Thanks for the release Tom!

Maybe try this?

Was just the way it was said. User will still be a registered user but only for those releases within that time frame. Anything beyond that would require a new license to utilize the new features and updates.

Thanks for the share!

This is a browser hijacker. You'll need to do a few things to get rid of this one. Hit me up tomorrow for some remote support if you want help removing. Uninstalling and reinstalling will not help.

Doin so is what's causing the crash!