Adultery

Ohhhh, great tune, and a great video to boot! Ritual was a great album, I remember standing in line to get my hands on it before they changed the cover. One of those rare albums you can put the needle down on and listen to from front to back every time. Merry Christmas all y'all!

Woah, that's fast! If only I were a rich man...

Yup. It should be noted though that if a user doesn't use that screen (bypasses the game info screen) that event isn't parsed which is why I coded around it by accessing the database if no info is found. Just FYI.

It is the Jaguar shell, side by side it. I think someone was complaining that it's a Wii controller shell too.

That info (ROM file with extension) comes over in the GameRun event as the GameData.Description variable. The bio for the game only comes over in that field if it is during the GameShowInfo event. I do however get it myself first through code using a block that parses through your ROM file locations and runs through all your filters in an array, but that's something I did on my own and doesn't happen natively in GameEx. So basically if you need it before the GameRun event is triggered, you have to code around that on your own.

Actually I'm not sure that option is available anymore since the databases are in the repo, so you need to be a supporter to get them. I think.

This is exactly the reason I didn't post my command line, my stuff is pretty specific and I have different configs for each core, and different configs for the same core if it spans multiple systems. I also use specific bezels for each system. My config are like parkas where they're probably way more detailed than what you're looking for. His post should be helpful though.

I absolutely love RetroArch and have between moving my emulators over to it as they start to match or even beat the alternatives. It already works with GameEx fine, the Command line is pretty basic, and I can't recommend it enough.

See, now there's insufficient cowbell. Thanx nullPointer, thanx a lot...

I want the t-shirt!

Yes it does, you'll lose compatibility for users on other OS's. The reason it works for you is probably because you're on an OS with 3.5 or up. But if yuh don't care about alienating XP users, go for it.

It adds a setting to the registry to enable/disable multitap in there by default I think.

First things first, try to keep as much code as you can out of the plugin itself. If you can access the class from your own namespace, do that and then call your methods from the plug-in instead. I create my datasets myself instead of using the toolbox. I'm not sure what you're after here, but the best way to manage datasets is through code so you have total control. That being said, you can write a class that manages the data in your dataset through properties or shared functions or whatever you prefer, and you can pass your data back and forth freely without doing anything special. /my 2c

Well as I mentioned, I won't be of much help since I don't use this emulator, sorry.

My immediate thought here... If you're not showing the desktop, are you using the proper renderer? If not, just turn off the hide desktop option. Can you try d3d? I don't use epsxe so I'm drawing straws really.

Maybe you should go back and read what you said to me. And posting Tom's profile was as if you were saying I should f..k off. If that wasn't your intent it sure looked like it. I was trying to help and you came across as if you don't care what anyone says. My bad if your attitude doesn't actually suck even though it completely comes across like it does.

Since you seem to be the expert around here and not me... (My label is obviously cosmetic) I can't reproduce this on Windows 7 x64. I upgraded my OS FROM Windows 7 x64 TO Windows 10 x64 last week, tested again to try and help you, and still can't reproduce it. Maybe it's important to know that I'm on the LATEST VERSION. So please explain to me (since you clearly think I'm dense) how not being able to reproduce the EXACT SAME ISSUE using the EXACT SAME EMULATOR, the EXACT SAME MOUNTING SOFTWARE, AND the EXACT SAME OS, then UPGRADING THE OS is "unrelated to your issue". And thanks for the clarification on who Tom is, I wasn't sure since I'm obviously new here. Why did I even bother coming back to this thread? My fault for trying to help you bro.

Sorry for the late update but I don't have this issue with the latest DTools, W10 x64 and the latest GameEx which I confirmed worth several games this morning.. If we can't reproduce this we can't fix it.

I kind of lost track of him after Velvet Revolver, but the STP stuff is still holding a regular spot on my thumb drive. RIP.

Ice level my friend! We should have done Ice Climber instead if a MAME version exists. I'm thinking of doing an NES 'furthest level' comp after this one. It'll make it in there for sure.

So it's working?

Sounds good! Can't wait to get started! I dig these mini comps!

It's actually the Repository Manager now. You can also manager plugins through the Setup Wizard if you would rather. There's been some updates in that capacity recently.

Good, I still needed to vote.

Yo Han, I decommissioned my Windows Server installation and moved over to Nas4Free instead, which uses miniDLNA (used to be Fuppes but miniDLNA was recently added to the shell, although I have it installed in a jail anyway). I handbrake all my own stuff really and it's mp4 anyway unless it's a really old video or a home movie, and none of my devices have trouble with any of them, so transcoding is a non issue. To be honest, the overhead on Windows Server was just too much for what I needed. With Nas4Free, I get the redundancy I require. Some of my drives are raided, some things are backed up in a cron script using rsync if I don't need to back up the whole drive and only want to back up certain files instead). Transmission works out of the box with little or no setup. Owncloud is in a jail, fully functional thanks to full DDNS integration (although my router also supports DDNS I have a better control over it on the server). SMB works great with as much network transfer speed as my network allows (which will be great once I update the rest of my nics to take advantage of the GB switches). All this and more, on a i5 with 8 GB RAM. Pretty much any computer can handle it no matter how old... If you're looking to build a server on the cheap or just to repurpose an old computer, it can't be beat. So I'm probably the wrong dude to ask. Sorry to ramble on about Nas4Free, but I just adore it.