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Deleting the cache files ended up solving the problem.

Prior to the enumoives functionality being put in, I put the video snaps in the folder I specified in gx setup, however, with enumovies, it looks like they are downloaded to a downloaded artwork folder in Gameex/media. Does that mean my Gameex isn't using the new videos downloaded by enumovies because it's a different folder than what I have specified in my gx setup?

Yes, I tried rebuilting the game list as well. Which folder actually stores the video snaps? The one pointed to in the settings for MAME or the downloaded artwork folder?

Had a weird thing happen over the weekend. While I was scrolling throught the list of my MAME games, the videos for them stopped displaying. Videos are working for all my other emulators. Rebooting the machine didn't fix the problem. I'm using the latest version of Gameex. Has anyone seen this before? I don't want to re-install because I don't want to lose my settings. Thanks for any help!

Does anyone know of a way to either remove or hide the various different versions of Visual and Future Pinball tables? I'm looking to have only the latest version of each table. I've searched this forum and looked for dat files on the internet and came up empty handed. Thanks.

The new version seemed to have fixed the problem. Thanks!

Yes Stu, my rom names all contain parenthesis or parenthesis and brackets.

Sweet tool!!! However, my results are coming back as 'Missing' under database, yet I'm getting the game description, etc in GameEx.

That worked. Thanks.

Where's a good place to go to see details on the new games that were added with the latest MAME release? I tried the MAME website and mameworld and couldn't find anything. Thanks.

I've got this same problem with a couple of my game lists as well.

In order to get mine working, I had to first uninstall Ghostscript v8.54 and then run the OfflineGameManualInstall.exe and select the correct key for your machine (32bit or 64bit). To uninstall Ghostscript, I deleted the registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\GPL Ghostscript, then deleted the Program Files/gs folder.

For whatever reason, re-importing the emulator settings corrected the problem.

it also supports .a26 and .bin, so there should be no reason to zip them. I know stella does not support 7z, however, when gameex launches stella it's passing .7z as the extension for the rom. Yes, the roms are working correctly outside of gameex.

The rom filter field is empty and I have the 7z/GoodMerge option set to 'No'. The config settings are the defaults that get loaded in when you import the config for the 2600. I'll post my config file later today when I'm back in front of my machine. The roms are uncompressed as either a .a26 or a .bin. If I compress them to be 7z and try to launch Stella I get a black screen and a fast paced beeping sound. Should I try deleting my cache files?

I'm trying to get Stella to work in GameEx and I can't figure ou what's going wrong. The command line in my config looks like this: Stella.exe -fullscreen 1 "[ROMPATH]\[ROMFILE]" However, when I look in the log after the game doesn't load properly (Stella launches to the menu acting like it can't find the rom), the cmd that was issued was: cmd.exe /c C: Stella.exe -fullscreen 1 "C:\Roms\Atari 2600\Roms\Adventures of Tron (1983) (Mattel)_a26.7z" Why is it looking for a .7z file? The rom is not a .7z file, it's a .a26 or .bin, and I thought Stella doesn't support 7z. If I take the rom and pack it so it's a 7z file, when stella launches I get a black screen and a fast paced beeping sound. What stupid thing am I doing (or not doing)? Thanks for the help!

Under the Display settings, I have "Hide Operating System". Under the emulator settings, if I change the "Show Desktop" to no, then the future pinball app is not shown when it runs. I only see a black screen.

Does anyone know of a way to "hide" the startup of Future Pinball? I thought I read of a way somewhere, but can't find it. Currently, when I select a Future Pinball game, it drops down to the desktop and then starts up the Future Pinball application. I'd like to be able to hide some or al of that process. Thanks! Kevin

Guess I should have read the rules first. I'll try and delete my post now.

Oops. Sorry. I wasn't asking how to get them ILLEGALLY. Why is there plenty of info on how to build a cabinet, emulators to use, and frontends, but you can't ask about the game roms? Doesn't make sense to me. Has anyone used the site that's advertised here, romcolletor.com?

I deleted my original post. I did not realize it was against the forums rules.

Thanks Tom!

When was 9.13 released? I'm using the version that was just released last week.

I have not tested manuals for any other emulators and I haven't gone through all the of the 2600 manuals. However, I did test manuals for other 2600 games that were made by other companies (ie. Air Lock by Data Age) and they open fine. I definitely show the probably with other manuals for games made by Atari. I've tested both on XP (laptop) and Vista (desktop). I tried Vista because I thought maybe it was a memory issue with the laptop.

Adultery, yes I'm aware the filenames need to match. You're seeing the same problem I am. The manual starts to open up (I can see the front cover) and then GameEx will crash. Thanks for taking the time and testing it on your machine. Brian, I downloaded manual viewer as part of the install of GameEx. What's weird is the manuals will open fine if you use Adobe directly, so it's not a corrupt file problem or anything like that.