Used Steven Selph scraper and games multiplied (just on list).

nick1984

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

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

I am sure FILES multiplied in list

Yes, they are - I can see it from the gamelist.xml fragment you posted. Did you read my previous reply to see why it's happening ?

Dear mitu,
I know that some of my games are double, but I am talking about games that are not. Games that for example do not have EUROPE / USA Version.
Here following you can see photos of 3 games as I see in ES and also a screenshot of the ROM FOLDER from FILEZILLA.
I have 3 different games, with 3 ROMS in filezilla. But I see 7 total games in list.
2 for the 1st game, 2 for that 2nd game, 3 for the 3rd game.
Maybe my small knowledge about Retropie make me misunderstand somthing.
Thank you for your help

https://postimg.cc/gallery/hjghqnwc/

mitu

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

I know that some of my games are double, but I am talking about games that are not. Games that for example do not have EUROPE / USA Version.

I see that - but that's not what appears in the gamelist.xml file. Do you have an additional gamelist.xml file in your roms/megadrive folder ?

EDIT: you can get a more detailed log from EmulationStation if you're starting from the command line with emulationstation --debug. The log file should be in \\retropie\configs\all\emulationstation\es_log.txt - upload it on pastbin.com.

nick1984

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

emulationstation --debug

fount on /opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation

https://pastebin.com/CzNp4HEe

EDIT:
I do not have other gamelist in /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/megadrive
here I post the correct gamelist that I fount the exact directory you indicated me, I think before i made a mistake.
FROM
/opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation/gamelists/megadrive
GAMELIST
https://file.io/jAboY9

mitu

I don't see any errors or indication of why this duplicate behavior happens. Have you checked if you have an additional gamelist.xml file in the ROMs folder ?

nick1984

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

I don't see any errors or indication of why this duplicate behavior happens. Have you checked if you have an additional gamelist.xml file in the ROMs folder ?

I updated my èrevious post with an EDIT

mitu

OK, but this looks like the same issue - you have for instance Air Management - Oozora Ni Kakeru shown twice, for 2 different ROMs:

<game id="501" source="screenscraper.fr">
		<path>./Aerobiz (USA).zip</path>
		<name>Air Management - Oozora Ni Kakeru</name>
		<desc>...
	</game>

then also as

<game id="501" source="screenscraper.fr">
		<path>./Air Management - Oozora ni Kakeru (Japan).zip</path>
		<name>Air Management - Oozora Ni Kakeru</name>
		<desc>..
	</game>

Same thing for Air Management 2 - Koukuuou O Mezase - there are 2 ROMs with the same title:

Aerobiz Supersonic (USA).zip
Air Management II - Koukuuou o Mezase (Japan).zip

nick1984

Then it's a mystery ;-)

mitu

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

Then it's a mystery ;-)

No, it's the same thing I said yesterday - you have the same title for different files. You can re-scrape and choose the option to keep the filenames as titles, you should have the exact listing - both on disk and in EmulationStation.

nick1984

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

I could understand if I have in ROMS folder :

SuperMario (USA).zip
SuperMario (EU).zip

and I see in ES:

Super Mario Bros
Super Mario Bros

with no specification since the Title is common.

But I have more titles than ROMS

mitu

@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.