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Correct. I have 61 listed. It all has to do with filters. Filters make all the difference which is why I have setup both integrated and as a stand alone emulator. I never cared to spend too much time figuring it all out. LOL.

There's lots of forums out there that cover it somewhat but nothing too detailed. We have very knowledgeable people here that can help in getting this to work. If you want, I can remote in and see what problems you're having.

Good deal. Glad you got it sorted out. Thanks for the fix for other users. I didn't have time to look more into it. But at least we narrowed it down to why it wasn't working at first.

The default back (backspace) should work unless you changed it. To disable it, go to the HTML Applications setting page and in the drop down Select HTML App, select GameEx homepage and on Enabled set to No.

Not your bad! Seems there was an update even though it was mentioned that no changes were made. LOL.

No problem! Have fun!

That darn cache. LOL. Glad you got it sorted out though.

ShowDesktop will need to be set to True for this emulator because of it's design. As for it not keeping focus, it's also because of the way the emulator is designed. To show you what's going on, run the emulator and then start task manager. You'll notice that bsnes.exe is not in the process list. Instead the profile dll will be in the process list (i.e. bsnes-accuracy.dll, bsnes-compatibility.dll, or bsnes-performance.dll) depending on which profile you're using. So since GameEx doesn't see bsnes.exe it thinks it closed which is why it takes back focus. I thought maybe an advanced config might work but I'm not sure it works with dll files. I tested and it wouldn't work. I'll have to verify that from Tom. Only other solution would be to create a wrapper for this emulator.

Ok. But this would be due to an update correct (asked if any changes were made)?

LOL. I thought that's what you meant but didn't understand why you couldn't see the animated down arrow pointing to the downloads. So to answer your question, yes I do see.

Content? What content are you referring to? Navigation bars and adds? What is it that you wanna see? Well the name may not be the best of names (speak to the developer about that), one of the first things stated is that it's XP compatible. Also requirements are started on the download as well.

The file would be the GameEx.ini file found in the CONFIG directory of your GameEx Install.

Yes it sure can using the MAME EMU Mapping tool by Tempest. This tool is now included with GameEx. Info on it can be found here.

What naming convention are your roms named? I just tested using my no-intro set and the DB info is showing up fine.

Thanks Tom!

Any changes to your system that would cause this? I don't see how they would just be gone. Please give more details.

Being suggested by an Elite Member as well as by the Mods, I wouldn't worry about it at all. I've been running Shark007 codecs on 2 of my machines with no issues. Shark007 codecs are also highly recommended by the HTPC community.

Are the needed codecs installed in your system as well? We recommend the Shark007 Codec Pack.

No apologies needed. I didn't mean that in a bad way. It's just that those instructions are overlooked sometimes. As far as your issues....Did you try to reinstall first? If so and you're still receiving those errors, then perhaps try the default theme. That will narrow things down.

Please read the FAQ! At the bottom there is a section on how to ask for help. Here it is for future reference. Tempest has put together an excellent guide for users who need help from our senior members.

No. They should work if using integration. The only time the snaps would need to be numbered is if ZiNc was being used as a stand alone emulator. I'm not sure how it works for the mame emu mapping feature. But if using integration, everything matches up. ZiNc uses my MAME video snaps just fine.

Please post your log as it might contain something useful to us to troubleshoot. Usually after an update if something doesn't work, it's best to do an offline update first(updating by the executable instead of within GameEx). Maybe something became corrupt during the upgrade.

There's always a way for anything if work is put into it. But doing this wouldn't be a good solution. That would be a frontend launching a frontend. And since it's not command-line friendly then would have to script something. I would just use zenith to setup zinc and then use the command-line generated in zenith to run the rom with GameEx using it's integration. That is the best and easiest solution of incorporating into the MAME menu and there won't be issues with snaps or anything.

:lol: Well glad there's someone who wants to help. Now the rest of us can take a break. Only problem is you have to wait 5 years for an answer.

LOL. Good to know how many GameEx users it takes to remember things. Hope you guys keep it at just 2.