Bonecollektor

I'll give that a shot, thanks!

Not sure how to do that exactly. But, since Fusion uses a "process quit" command (or whatever it's called, hownwould that work?

I'm having some problems with Kega Fusion ver 3.64 and GameEx ver 13.16 The emulator loads fine, plays roms well, it's just having problems when I exit back to GameEx that it shuts both Fusion and GameEx down and exits back to windows. I have my 'escape' key set to exit all emulators back to GameEx. GameEx uses the keystroke combo 'esc+home' to exit GameEx so I'm not sure what is going on. It's the only emulator that is causing this issue. Doesn't seem to matter which game is loaded either. I've attached my log file. log.txt

OH YEAH! DUH! That did it. Thanks!

So I've ran into something strange. I just upgraded my desktop and it seems to have made things worse lol. The pc upgrades include a new power supply, new video card, and a memory upgrade from 512 to 2gig. I'll list some of the symptoms below: 1. During boot, the boot audio plays but, video is delayed by 5-10seconds 2. When selecting a game in mame or other emulators, the game will launch just fine but, the voice "launching game" is delayed until way after the game has already started. It also delays LED blinky the same way. I've also noticed Kega Fusion shutting down GameEx when exiting the emulator. Separate issue though. I'll post up mu log files in a few minutes.

I've been digging around the site but, I haven't come across a clear solution on how to load up the "extras" for emulators. Let's just start out with the first one, NES emulator Nestopia. Everything is running fine in GameEx but, I have downloaded boxes, titles, videos, etc.. to preview but, I can't seem to get it to work. In the setupconfiguration, for the NES emulator, I've set my paths to all of the folders containing the info. I've downloaded vlc, quicktime, Sharks codec pack and tested the videos and images outside of GameEx and they all work fine. What am I missing?? Is there a tutorial somewhere?? Thanks! Edit: I figured it out. The files that I was using were not matching up with my existing rom names. I used the FatMatch program to match the names up and everything is happy now.

Ok, kind of what I thought. Thank you!

I was just wondering what the difference between all the folders are? In the MAME folder I have artwork, snaps, etc...but I also have a lot of the same folders located in C:\Assets Which folder do I put the files in? Or does it even matter as long as I'm pointing to the one I'm using during the setup? Or do the folders do different things? I hope that makes sense.