Try using append for the Gamelist option, so that existing entries will not be re-scraped/overwritten. That only works when scraping for new ROMs, but if you re-scrape your existing ROMs, try using rom name for the ROM Names option, instead of the default (No-intro).

@nick1984 said in Used Steven Selph scraper and games multiplied (just on list).:

Sorry, maybe I am stupid.
Why I have 7 titles when I have only 3 ROM files?

Look in the .xml file you posted for the duplicate title and see which files are associated with it. I've given you 2 examples above from the file you posted.

@Clyde thanks.

@mitu Excellent! Thanks for the help! I will try this in the next few days. And thanks for your help in this community!

@ucald4amarine one thing to add. All the sounds on the screensaver worked fine up to I told the arcade to do a random splash screen on startup.

OK time for feedback. I have succeed to download videos and boxart only, but without game description. How did I do (please, remember that I am on Ubuntu) :

download the latest Stephen's scraper program here : https://github.com/sselph/scraper/releases and put the scraper file into the wii (or the related console) directory list item have your own videos into a folder named for example videos download boxarts on libretro project : http://thumbnailpacks.libretro.com/ and put them into a folder named for example boxart make sure that iso names are EXACTLY the same as boxart and videos names use Krenamer or any other batch rename program to rename :
-boxarts : add -imagesuffix before .png extension
-videos : add -videosuffix before .mp4 extension put all boxart and video files into the same folder named images (very important) then open a terminal and go to the rom directory cd /RetroPie/roms/wii/ and put the following command : ./scraper -add_not_found=true -download_videos=false -img_format=png -download_images=false. For your information :
-add_not_found=truemeans it adds roms that are not found as an empty gamelist entry
-download_videos=falsemeans it checks the local videos only
-img_format=pngmeans it checks the png files (because default check is jpg)
-download_images=falsemeans it checks the local images only

@flightrisk Alas, I can't help you with that. Good luck.

edit: For manual removal of unwanted roms (among many more features), you could check out WebtroPie.

Thanks. I switched out of the OMX player and now it works!

Has it actually moved the files under the N64 folder? That's the first thing i'd check. After that it maybe that the extension .sfc has become associated with MUPEN instead of one of the snes emulators in Emulationstation. Check the first thing I said and reply back here. If it's not moved everything then we can check the second thing.