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Disc-based games (Wii, GameCube, TG16, PS, etc.)
Mike_da_Spike replied to tabascoman77's topic in General
01:21:07.06 9/19/2024: C:\Flynns\Dolphin-x64\Dolphin.exe "C:\Flynns\roms\wii\GoldenEye 007 (USA) (En,Fr).nkit.nkit" I think log says enough. Remove the .nkit from your parameter line -
Why not ? PinbalLX is able to kill the emulators. So if it aint working for you, something is wrong. Are you running VP or any other game/emulator as administrator ?
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Enjoy your monitor; it will greatly enhance your gaming experience with its 144hz/fps capability!
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I have a ASUS ROG Swift PG38UQ 38" 4K Ultra HD 144Hz IPS and dont experience the issue. If you enable the OSD and shows the fps, is it constantly 144fps ? Or does it drop ? I need to check my other monitor settings, butvthought I had mostly on default values.
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Furthermore, VLC requires an additional 270 megabytes of storage and download space.
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Erasing systems within Game List Manager...
Mike_da_Spike replied to tabascoman77's topic in General
Not a DBM user? -
Erasing systems within Game List Manager...
Mike_da_Spike replied to tabascoman77's topic in General
Yes, the default systems remain in place unless you remove the database directories from the disk, I believe. -
Do you have a monitor with HDR emabled within W11? Or how about the PF brightness setting ? (i have it to 240 as well) What are the Windows settings for your monitor (or Nvidia settings)?
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Erasing systems within Game List Manager...
Mike_da_Spike replied to tabascoman77's topic in General
Remove unused systems from the pinballx.ini Dbm has an option to hide the disabled systems to avoid this as well -
You have set the "esc" key to quit the program. Please try to set exit emulator to same key. Your log shows it exists the emulator
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First question: What will happen if you run the following command from the command line ? Does it launch, or does it give an error? Second, can you maybe post a video as well? As @Draco1962 mentioned, I don't understand what you mean by "error of not removing games." Your computer is operating on Windows 10 with a limited 4GB of memory, and you are attempting to launch VP 10.8 as well ? I suggest considering the PinballX Lite version as an alternative if your computer is outdated and lacks sufficient processing and memory power.
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To record Backglass I must check "Hide Backglass"
Mike_da_Spike replied to bushav's topic in General
You are utilizing the "hide backglass" function for an unintended purpose, which I also do . You are using it as a 'loading backglass' video/image that plays until another program takes over the screen. This is perfectly acceptable, but PinballX is not aware of this usage and assumes you wish to play the default PBX video. If you desire this feature to be officially supported (which I did not find in the PinballX enhancement/feature requests https://forums.gameex.com/forums/topic/22259-pinballx-enhancementsfeatures-requests/?do=findComment&comment=212499), you may want to request it, and perhaps Tom will consider implementing it. In the meantime, you have the option to use DBM's bulk video method or try the PBX recorder, although I haven't personally used the latter. -
To record Backglass I must check "Hide Backglass"
Mike_da_Spike replied to bushav's topic in General
Easy, so there's this option to hide the PinballX backglass video while you're playing a game. If you hide it, the game itself can show its own backglass. But if you don't hide it, PinballX will show its media or the default video if there's no media. It does not make sense to record PinballX's own media. Therefore, if the "Hide Backglass" option is not selected, PinballX will simply skip recording the backglass video. The latest programs like VPX and Zen Pinball FX take over the screen even if you choose not to hide the backglass. This creates a smooth transition between PinballX and the game, but PinballX won't record it. So, we trick the system by using DBM's bulk video to record the backglass. If you set it to not hide the DMD but record the backglass, it'll capture it If no media. Is present I hope this make sense and hope I explained it correctly -
If you only select the pf and bg recording, and uncheck the "overwrite older pf videos" and check "skip existing", it's safe to run. It'll only make videos through PinballX where it's missing the media for the selected screens/types. If you still unsure, make a copy of the media/system folder. Realy, I've been using it for years now and it's always worked for me. I can walk away because I set it to shut down the system when it's done.
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