[APP] PinballX Database Manager 26.02.26.0 (supports Touch Play as well)

[OscarSNM]

Hi

I've already found the problem. The problematic DOSBox-PinHackV3x was on WaitForProcess. Thanx for your help!!!

[Mike_da_Spike]

3 hours ago, OscarSNM said:

Hi

I've already found the problem. The problematic DOSBox-PinHackV3x was on WaitForProcess. Thanx for your help!!!

I still don't understand why you use Dosbox-pinhackv3, but I'm glad it's working.

[Mike_da_Spike]

Version 26.02.26 is just released!
The Media Makeover Release 
Grab your popcorn, because this update is packed with more rewrites, refactors, and rescued features than a full season of Extreme Makeover: Code Edition.
After weeks of digging through old logic, trimming spaghetti, and giving dusty functions a fresh coat of paint, we’re excited to present a release that’s all about speed, stability, and a much smoother workflow.

What’s New?
A Faster, Smarter Media Audit
The Media Audit system has undergone a complete transformation.
We didn’t just tweak it, we rebuilt it from the ground up.

• It now loads in a fraction of a second.
• Data is displayed correctly and consistently.
• Actions execute instantly and reliably.
• You can export results to CSV, copy selected rows, or even copy a single value to the clipboard.
• Bulk operations? Absolutely. Delete unused media, re‑record multiple playfields, clean up leftovers, all with ease.

Basically, Media Audit went from “takes a coffee break” to “blink and it’s done”.
Here’s a video of the old version:

And here's a video from the same system with the new version :

There are several other improvements and fixes in this release, but compared to the Media Audit overhaul… they’re tiny in comparison!

A massive shoutout to @scutters, my partner‑in‑code and the Luigi to my Mario.
As always, a release without him wouldn’t be a release, more like a half‑working prototype lost in the multiverse.
And huge thanks to @robertms, who performed the final testing and caught several sneaky bugs hiding in the new code.
Thanks to him, we avoided a catastrophic “oops‑everything‑is‑broken” release.

Enjoy the new build, and as always…
cheers and happy flipping!