Thank you BuZz! Going to try the scraper today.

You won't see the emulators until the roms are in their respective folders.
Once Retropie sees roms in the the folder, it adds the appropriate emulator to the menu.

Yeah I would rather the cue and not bin files listed. You can always add the extension manually though.

I am hoping that seeing as how supergrafx now supports chd format that it will make it's way into the genesis_plus_gx core..saves a LOT of space and tidies up nicely.

Won't have to worry about missing cues and no music ect...

Hey Eddie,

I think I did what you needed, can you please check and try this post ?

PS: for the dimming screen, did you add "consoleblank=0" to your cmdline ?

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I think we should be able to make extra carousels, on all of the views and also to use it for other images such as metadata, like marquees, or md_images.

Also an origin type function for the carousel would make the variety of nice looking carousels go up.

@chapas It's not related - please open a new topic (even if you have the same problem, it's not helpful to post to the end of an old topic)

also

Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

I got the games to launch now..but i have no control settings so im guessing i have to go back and add controls to prboom :/

@herb_fargus You're my guru!

@Wolfieee
If the first start is slow and it isn't your NAS - then try to use subfolders for the ROMS. I made a test with RetroPie 2.3 in former times.
10.000 ROMS for 3 systems, and the Pi was up (from the terminal to a manuel starting ES) in 7 seconds

I put 18.500 ROMS to annother system (so 28.500 files in total), new the Pi needed 2minutes and 50seconds to start the ES from the terminal bash.

I divvided the roms in Subfolders A-Z and every subfolder was marked as a new system the starting time was 28 seconds :)