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Thank you in advance to anyone able to help! So I have had games working for at least 6 - 12 months, I went to look at external player settings so that I could duplicate it on my laptop. When I go to view the "working" external plugin, it doesn't show any game system as an option. Once I exit the external player menu and go back to games library, the Game no longer has a Play Button (has had play button for nearly a year). I check all XML info and the games match the system info. Here is are screenshots of everything I would imagine you would ask me to do. If you have any ideas PLEASE!! let me know. I have searched forums all day and haven't had any success. Tried everything I could think. Console XML PlayStation XML PlayStation Game XML Games Library Path Game System Paths in Plugin External Players in Emby Theater Previously Working External Path (Games System was empty when I clicked edit External Player) Play button was here until I clicked Edit External Player (No changes made to player) Last Still Working Console (Only console I didn't click Edit External Player on)

I just went through the laborious process of setting up Gamebrowser and MB Classic and thought I'd share the switch commands I used so others can avoid the pain. VirtuaNES switch (NES) "{rom}" ZSNES Switch (SNES) -m "{rom}" NullDC Switch (Dreamcast) -config ImageReader:DefaultImage="{rom}" pcsx2 Switch (PS2) --nogui --fullscreen "{rom}" Dolphin Switch (Wii & Gamecube) --exec="{rom}" Fusion Switch (Sega) -fullscreen "{rom}" ePSXe Switch (PSX) -nogui -loadbin "{rom}" Hope this helps others.

So, while waiting for MBT to support PC games, I decided to switch over to steam for now, as I get tired of using MBT for emulators and having to jump into Steam for PC games. Anyway there's a nice little program that allows you to do such called Ice. It looks more complicated to setup than it actually is. It has 2 text files you will need to configure. And then a simple script will add the games to steam and download the artwork. They have a very nice written tutorial on the site if you click on "getting started". There's a few things ill mention, first being that roms need to be all in 1 rom folder, not in their own game folder like you might do with MB. And 2nd ive noticed if you delete roms after they're added to steam, running the script again will remove them, as well as add any new games you've added. Also it automatically adds the games to steam in categories so it won't infest your normal PC collection. And lastly on the site if you click on "Emulators" they have a link to all the popular game emulators, as well as the proper "switch" to use. Anyway, its nice to have all my games in 1 app for now while I wait on the awesomeness that is Gamebrowser to catch up. Here's a quick vid of the games in Steam. uploaded a new video, all tiles fixed and all games working. [Youtube] [/Youtube]