@sleve_mcdichael It hasn’t been added as far as I know

This is probably what you are looking for.

https://github.com/muldjord/skyscraper

It’s available as a package in, I think, ”optional”.

@Clyde

Thank you Clyde for explaining everything so easily for me ... it nice to have someone explain to me everything so simply ... Thank you for that

i absolutely understand now and i think your right

i do prefer windows for the media options

but when it comes to gaming pi is amazing !!!!

Makes sense.

Thanks!

@mitu

@mitu said in One systems sample videos aren't playing:

@bfollowell What video player option are you using in Emulationstation ? omxplayer, the HW accelerated option, has issues with some videos. If you switch off the hw accelerated video, do the videos play ok ?

I really didn't setup a player. I just put the media files in the individual ROMs folders, along with my gamelist.xml file, and the videos showed up and started playing. So, whatever player RetroPie uses by default, and however it is setup.

Actually, before I submitted this, I decided to go and check. I found OMX Player (HW Accelerated) listed under the Main Menu under Other Settings. This was off. I turned it on, and the videos for TG16 start much faster now. There is still a slight delay, but only about a second. I still have no idea why it's only this one system that exhibits this behavior, but I'm happy with it now.

@Hanky42 said in Retropie and Libreelec:

Wouldn't KODI want media added to it's library?

yes?

you add files to the library over network without moving the actual files or you can just play them directly from the source.

personally i use mysql (alltho a bit slow) to avoid having to recreate the library and remember which movies i watched on all devices using kodi in my home.

if you want something easier, you can look up plex media center, but i belive a "dedicated" server is required for that, i am unsure if it will run both a player and a server on one raspberry.

@Hubz yeah there isn't any support for that as far as I know with ES.

Copy the PSX gamelist.xml file to your PC and create a backup copy in case you get undesired results and you need to start over. Open the file in a text editor and use the Search for and Replace feature. Copy the file back to your pi after you have exited ES.

@BuZz
That did it, works like a a charm now. Thanks a lot :)