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AutoPositionB2S=True -- try false

Post your PinballX.ini

Can someone explain how to “stretch” the Backglass to display on to the DMD display? -- Why are you trying to do this

AutoPositionB2S=True -- try false AutoPositionPinMAME=True -- try false AutoConfigure=True -- try false

Worked fine in the passed Status: Resolving address of online.gameex.com Status: Connecting to 104.25.36.13:21... Error: Connection timed out after 20 seconds of inactivity Error: Could not connect to server

There may be a setting in the pinball.ini file that you can set to false.... Or grab the latest version of pinballx, when you are installing it make sure the Box for installing PIN2DMD is not check

What happens if you click on the Playing Field are you allowed to play the game then

Executable=VPinball.exe I don't know what you changed the EXE file for VP 10 but mine is Executable=VPinballx.exe

Did you try the 32 bit Version Down load PinballX 3.19 - And it will install the 32 bit Version

If you install the 64 bit go back and install the 32 bit... If that does not solve your problem come back and post your pinballX log and Ini file

Have you tried moving your direct output to the root of the C drive instead of a sub folder... I have read where people have problems when it was not root of drive.. I have also read where people had problems when they have a space in the folder structure... I have mine on the root of the drive and with any version of DOF I have ever used I have never had a problem... More info http://mjrnet.org/pinscape/BuildGuideV2/BuildGuide.php?sid=DOF

Re install and this time use the 32 bit

and log.txt

Set False AutoPositionB2S=True

Did you install the 64 bit - If so Try the the 32 bit PinballX News and Updates [NEWS] PinballX 3.00 Thursday, May 24, 2018 I am pleased to announce the first ever 64 bit pinball front end. This release of PinballX includes both 32 bit and 64 bit version of the software and components. Your architecture is automatically detected. However, the issue with 64 bit applications is that any libraries or plugins that interact with them also need to be the same architecture. Thererfore at this time several plugins and other versions of XDMD will not work with the 64 bit version until the authors update them. You can though force the installer to install the 32 bit mode via the included check box. If you are using the PinDMD2 version of XDMD or are using plugins at the time of writing you should select to force install the 32 bit version. Hopefully, fully x64 versions should be available soon. Generally 64 bit applications are not that faster but there is benefit with multimedia applications such as PinballX as they process audio, display and video. Also, not that it should be required but the application can now use more memory. I would like to take the time to mention that PinballX is not all my work. We are supported by a lively and loyal team of contributors and moderators. In addition several components in PinballX, most notably the Setup Wizard are the work of Ben Baker of Headsoft. The software would not be the same without these additional components and the years of help and support from Ben. Thank you. Enjoy!