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No but could always just use links in the first post. Kinda like a TOC.

Welcome to the forums! As much as we like to help our members, this subject would be better asked in the Hyperspin forums.

Thanks for the contribution Draco1962! Looks like this thread keeps growing and growing. Just a suggestion, you should post all the files on the first post so users can find them easier instead of scattered all over. Just puts them all in one place and keeps them organized.

How are you running this? As an emulator, external app, etc. Please give more info. What is your command-line for what you're trying to do? Did you try troubleshooting with the runitgame.bat file?

Please troubleshoot by using your runitgame.bat file. Step 4B found here will guide you and hopefully give you something useful in the command window.

Have you looked at the play back devices (right click on speaker on task bar and select Playback devices) and make sure that HDMI output is selected as the default device instead of speakers? I don't remember this option being automatic. On my HTPC I had to manually make the change.

Thanks for the new release!

Good deal! Since only running a single command in this one, why not just use the exe in the launch before instead of using a batch? Also the @ECHO ON serves no purpose at the end of the batch script since you're hiding the rest anyways. I'd get out of the habit of adding it.

I just tested on 2 machines and am not having any problems on my end.

Haven't used XPadder in a long time but I think you just load the profiles off the same exe instead of each one individually. Meaning: xpadder.exe <profile1> <profile2> <profile3> <profile4> /M You fill in the <profile#> with you profile names of course.

You've got so much going on, I'm pretty confused to what you have currently. The window should close if you have it setup correctly. You can add EXIT to the end of the bat file to close it. If that doesn't work then you'll have to post your current settings again.

@ECHO ON will just turn on messaging on the screen. Is the CMD window not closing? A batch file should close after it performs everything inside unless is asks for input.

Done!

Ok. The problem is that you're GameEx install is in the E: drive so you need to change to the C: first! @ECHO OFF C: cd "C:\Program Files\DAEMON Tools Lite\" dtlite.exe -unmount 0 Tskill xpadder Thanks for the detailed post!

Ok. Thanks for posting the output! This error is occurring when video snaps are played. Shark007 codecs are installed on this machine. Any input on this is appreciated.

Glad you got it figured out! Resolved? If so I'll let you make the change on this one.

Ok. Then use the following in the launch after when using this modified batch file. start "" "E:\Games\Ultils\xpadder\deamon tools and xpadder exit.bat"

Thanks Tom!

@echo off CD "C:\Program Files\DAEMON Tools Lite\" dtlite.exe -unmount 0 Tskill /f /im xpadder.exe You can probably just keep your task kill the same. I just used what I know.

Thanks Tom! You sure have been busy!

Is that the full log? I don't see any indication of a crash. Is it GameEx crashing or the emulator? What's the details of the crash? More details please!

Which is why I never import ini's. LOL. That must have been a long time ago as [ROMPATH] has been around since I have been. Not having it would mean that roms would have to be put in a subfolder of the emulator. That would suck! I keep my roms separate from my emulators. If that were the case then this ini has needed updating for years. Again, I just don't see the point of setting it up that way as it gives the exact same results but goes against the normal standards. That's of course it is indeed required by the loader as I don't see how the emulator would require it to be this way. Oh well! RESOLVED! LOL.

Guess it doesn't NEED to be considering it works. LOL. So what's the point in setting the working path to the tables folder and then using "../" to call the exe in the root folder? How is that not the same as setting the working directory same as where the exe is located and then dropping the "../"? Isn't that the standard that we usually follow? Or is setting it up this way required for vpauto.exe?

Does Visual Pinball know to look in the rom path by default? I don't know since I don't use this emulator. When setting up and since I don't keep my roms there, I would try the following command-line: VPinball911.exe -play -"[ROMPATH]\[ROMFILE]"

I would think it's just a control issue. I don't see the need for compiling.