Kustom Kid

There's a huge thread about it HERE.

A good chunk of us live in the Midwest US. What if we, sometime down the line, got together at Galloping Ghost. A GameEx meet up. It's only $15 to play all day. Just throwing it out there.

@hansolo77 I'm not sure how far away they are from you, but there's at least 3 "barcades" in Columbus. One of my employee's went there last year with her boyfriend and hit 2 of them. She said they had a good selection of games.

I will never grow up when it comes to arcades. When I take my kid I get tokens for him, and tokens for myself. That site is great. A lot of good memories for sure. On another note, I watched this 8 year old girl crush Skee-Ball the other day. She drained 4 top corner shots in a row. I was impressed.

Could you post your GameEx.ini and log.txt file please? Here's a link on how to attach those files:

Does PBX Recorder use obs? I thought it used ffmpeg. I'm using obs to record the screen manually and it's recording them in the correct orientation.

Thanks, Carny. I'll check it out again tonight. If I can't figure it out in an hour's time I've committed myself to record them manually tonight. I have beers at the ready.

Two things. 1.) I love your username. I think I may have said that before, but it bears repeating. 2.) You should probably post your log file as well. The megaminds might need to look at that, too.

It's still no worky for me. I'm running in desktop mode which isn't officially supported at the moment. Happy to hear you have it sorted out though!

@rablack97 I've encountered the same issue. See This Thread and try the suggestions there. For what it's worth, for the time being I've just rotated the playfield images to use until the video recording rotation gets sorted out.

I have it set to just capture the video. I deleted all of the -vf parameters in the script and it still came out rotated 180 degrees. When playing the screen is oriented in landscape. Thanks for helping me out with this Carny. It's much appreciated.

No joy. First rotation rotates the table selection bar clockwise 90 degrees, but not the table image. Second rotation rotates the table selection bar 90 degrees counter-clockwise and table image 180 degrees. Third rotation sets it back to normal. It doesn't do anything once the table is launched or in PBX Recorder while it's running. On a whim I rotated the display to "landscape (flipped)" in the Nvidia control panel and tried recording, but the recording was still rotated 180 degrees This was with both the original script and with the altered line suggested earlier. I was hoping one would offset the other.

Thanks Carny. I knew it wasn't setup for desktop recording, but that there is a desktop version in the works. I saw that the backglass and DMD recordings were able to be manipulated in the script and thought I could figure it out. Well I couldn't. Ha. Unfortunately what you posted didn't work. I'll keep messing with it. Not that I'll figure something out before you or gtxjoe, but hey, it's worth a try. :-)

Draco you're a beast with the graphics. Thank you!

Looks good, RedDog. My CP is looking pretty ramshackle at the moment if it makes you feel better.

@gtxjoe This is amazing. Thank you. My setup looks fantastic now that PBX uses actual footage of the tables I have instead of stock files. The time it's saved me downloading stuff is...just wow. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I have a somewhat weird setup as it's a hybrid HTPC/GameEx/PinballX two monitor rig. For PBX monitor 1 is the playfield showing the tables in desktop mode and monitor 2 shows the backglass and DMD. The backglass records perfectly. The playfield is recording upside down. For the time being I've rotated the playfield image snaps 180 degrees, but I would love to be able to use the table videos at some point. I've read through a few threads on other forums where you've helped a few people with their recording setups hoping that I could figure out the rotation issue on my own, but I wasn't able to. I was hoping you could help by letting me know what values need to be changed to rotate the orientation of the recorded playfield, if that's possible to do. Thanks in advance.

On a lark in the WinIPAC software try switching the function to "Key" for that particular switch and change it to "7" or something like that. Open Notepad, or go to anywhere you can enter text, hit the button and see if it works that way. That should at least eliminate any weirdness with using Gamepad as opposed to Keyboard input. I won't be able to dig into my CP for a few days to wire up a switch to test my board, but when I get a chance I will absolutely check. Andy from Ultimarc ( [email protected]) is pretty amazing with support as well if you want to shoot him an email before you go through the RMA process with Focus Attack. Thoughts and Prayers are with you and your PCB in these trying times.

I can't say for sure if the nag screen would return or not, but hopefully by the time your subscription runs out Evolution will be released and you'll probably want to upgrade to that anyway.

I'm pretty sure most of our significant others wouldn't want that in the living room. That being said, it's perfect for the man cave.

See This Thread for another possible explanation.

I was thinking buy a plasma cutter, but tthurman's idea is a whole lot cheaper.

That's similar to how I have GameEx set up now using the Pure GameEx theme. I'm not sure how easy or difficult, or if it's even possible to port themes over to Evolution.

I went to check the order I received today as well just to make sure I got the right size. I did. Yay! Sorry about your luck though. They were quick to correct the mistake at least.

Did you buy the wires with the quick connect tabs on them already? If you just need the tabs try http://www.sherco-auto.com They have about a 3 day turn around.

Nice. I smell an upgrade in my future.