@jaimebm1229 thx man... ;)

@barbudreadmon not yet. It will be integrated post 6.0 release.

@sag508 In PC version, if I'm not mistaken, just press F1 on Emulationstation, which will open a file manager, and with that you can copy ROMS from a USB stick to RECALBOX, for example.

@frankie842 Great, have fun!

I tried Shutdown/reboot from menu and reboot from console and power on/off. Never tried fast shutdown.

Try these steps:

Connect your PSP to the PC with a USB cable. Take the DLC folder for example: “ULUS10461” and copy it to your memory stick on the PSP/GAME/ folder. Double check that the DLC files are where they should be:
X:\PSP\GAME*DLC Folder goes here\

*Leave USB mode and press select to bring up the VSH menu and select “Recovery Menu”

*Then Select “Advanced”

*Change “NoDRM” to Enabled by pressing the left or right on the D-PAD

*Be careful not to press X else you will change it back to disabled, so press circle two times instead to leave that menu.

*Now press select again and choose “Reset VSH” to apply the changes:

You could apply this PSP and PPSSPP Games.

Hoping it helps you.

i'm very hapy with my recalbox bartop but is oric1/Atmos planned ? i'm very insterting in that port. Thanks again for the great job

I second this request, it's a pain to not know the filename in case you have the same title multiple times.

@tdelios you should try
https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/9265/soft-gamelist-editor
it's a very handy tool to keep your gamelists tidy. also, I requested the filename to be displayed from the programmer and he was kind enough to implement this feature. I think it wouldn't hurt to have it displayed in recalbox/EmulationStation also

@boywonder1971 are you talking about an existing system or add a new one that recalbox doesn't support (yet) ?

sorry wrong forum, but if anyone know how to do with it, it would be great.
Thanks in advance,

Of course you can. Just use a file manager/transfer app and connect to your Recalbox though SAMBA, either with the host recalbox or the ip of your Recalbox.