@duglor cool, let me know if you need help!

@matchaman There is a command line option for that:

-missing file The file where information about ROMs that weren't scraped is added.

The script that runs the scraper from the setup menu is located at /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/supplementary/scraper.sh. It doesn't contain any -missing parameter, so I assume this option isn't used by it.

Nevertheless, adding the line params+=(-missing "/home/pi/missing.txt") right after line 76 (local params=()) should add a parameter that writes all missed roms into the file missing.txt in RetroPie's home directory.

I just tested this with my Atari 2600 collection and all roms with missing hashes were written into the missing.txt. Thanks for inspiring me to do this, I've been planning it for weeks. :)

On the https://screenscraper.fr site, there's a list titled "Server" in the upper right of the page. There, you can see the current CPU workload in percent. If the load gets too high, the green checkmarks will go red to show that these users will be blocked from scraping until the load goes down. Non-registered users will be blocked first, then registered, then (maybe) contributors.

So, I guess registering will get you blocked later. But I'm not registered there so I can't tell you for sure.

Scraper doesn't like some formats. I had a gamegear set in 7zip and it wouldn't scrap other then one zip file I had there. Lucky I had that game otherwise I wouldn't noticed it.

@zigurana said in Possible bug?:

hidden and kidgame

done