@mitu Nothing , i only put my usb stick in the raspberry. But i had it and install it from new now its working like u said . Thanxx Mitu :)

@jonnykesh "site:" is google's function to restrict results to a specific site. And yes Google works great to search the forums, especially with multiple terms. There are also other interesting google functions to refine searches.

I forgot that updated GOONIES Logo

To create "genre" grouped roms, I'd duplicate an existing system (e.g. Arcade), rename it to the "genre" you like, replace system logos and place the roms in a dedicated folders. Edit runcommand for the different roms accordingly. Sure there are more clever ways to do that but this is quite easy and quick.

@lilbud, this is exactly what I was looking for, except I'm hoping to find 8-bit and 16-bit era games. Although with waht TMNTturtlguy has mentioned above, HD game logos may not be the direction I want to go after all. Thanks though.

Add direct link to DL all the 5 games Images stuff (Cover n Logo) + Videos. https://mega.nz/#F!LcMB3IpR!ZUQxRnBMndIL1aFx8OoL7A!LMcGFAJa

@jdrassa great! I will give this a try! Thank you

@udb23 said in Create SVG Logos: Sorry I don't know what these images look like. If they are system logos than it should be possible; but instead of using conversion tools probably you need to redraw them manually. ok thanks

@jdrassa Sweet. I'm in the middle of custom creating my PSP and PSX gamelists and mix images (scraping them has been unsatisfactory, so I'm getting images and data from half a dozen different sources and putting them together). It's time consuming, but once I'm done I'll be able to get back into RetroPie stuff.

Updated the SVG files, added some new ones

Someone had downloaded these files and can share them?

@aacmsu said in ES Custom SVG Logo pack (includes specific Mame logos): Sorry, this file is invalid so it cannot be displayed.' It's just because Github cannot display SVG files. Just click on the RAW button, this will show you the actual SVG file content (txt); 'save as' from your browser and you get the actual SVG file.