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Hey everyone,

I’ve been having some trouble getting my games to launch on Recalbox, and I’m hoping someone here can point me in the right direction.

So here’s the issue- I’ve got everything set up, and most of the systems are working fine, but for some reason, certain games just won’t launch. Instead, I get an error message that seems to be related to the BIOS. When I was searching about this I came across these resources/articles https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/31280/games-are-not-launching what is splunk and as per them I’ve double-checked that I have the correct BIOS files installed (at least I think I do), but the problem still persists.

Has anyone else run into this issue? I’m wondering if there’s something simple I’m overlooking or if there’s a more technical fix I need to try. Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

Best Regards,

As per my knowledge For displaying photos & videos on Recalbox i have some tips that you can consider

Recalbox supports JPEG, PNG & MP4. Ensure files are correctly encoded.
You can place media in your media folder & creating subfolders if needed.
You can Adjust resolution and refresh rate in Recalbox settings.
Recalbox lacks a built-in slideshow feature. Consider using external apps.
High res files may lag. Try lowering resolution or bitrate & ensure proper cooling.
Hope this help you

Hello @Greg this is great to hear you found the MAME 2003 plus DAT file; Sometimes, files might not be visible or accessible directly from the SD card due to permissions or mounting issues.
When accessing files over a network, the file system might present a different view compared to direct SD card acces; This could explain why you didnt see them initially.

Hello @hansmaulwurf Welcome to the community. As per my knowledge If you are deciding between the Raspberry Pi 4 and the Raspberry Pi 5

Here are a few points to consider
Performance
Availability
Budget and Requirements

If you need a Raspberry Pi immediately or have a timesensitive project; the Raspberry Pi 4 is a great choice. if you can wait and want the latest features, the Raspberry Pi 5 is worth it. It offers better performance