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    Remove scraped data from GBA games

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    • sergioadS
      sergioad
      last edited by sergioad

      Hi friends how can I remove / delete the scraped data from my gba games? It is not at /configs/all/emulationstation/gamelists and I used the built in scrapper used on ES

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      • HexH
        Hex
        last edited by

        try /home/pi/roms/gba/gamelist.xml

        Sent from 20,000 leagues under the sea.

        Powersaver Emulation station : https://github.com/hex007/EmulationStation
        ES dev script : https://github.com/hex007/es-dev/blob/master/es-tests.sh

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        • sergioadS
          sergioad
          last edited by

          It would not make my GBA games non indexed?

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          • mituM
            mitu Global Moderator @sergioad
            last edited by mitu

            @sergioad said in Remove scraped data from GBA games:

            It would not make my GBA games non indexed?

            On the next ES run, the file should be re-created, but without the scraped info so the games will still appear.

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            • sergioadS
              sergioad
              last edited by

              It worked perfectly, thanks :) I asked that because when my SD data (mostly my gamelists) got corrupted and I erased each single gamelist to regenerate them the results got even worse hiding more games and erasing the default scraped data from the RetroPie collection

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