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Thanks to Agent47 I solved the problem.

Now all story.txt and Sony PSP xml works:

Are here: https://mega.nz/#!zpNj3Jyb!ZLlOWSU37YJ39A1DxJcSU-EhWfxAPnHAbWakC-d3nag

Thank you.

With the material that bodbod sent me (thank you, my friend bodbod), I created the story.txt for the PSP and also the xml, and PSP configuration files.

I've run retrofe.exe -createcollection "Sony PSP" and so far so good.

I have copied the configuration files included in this file:

https://mega.nz/#!ixMViIBK!jdP0WJ_eohL2G9EatGyqbddWq__5s2-YM0pIDO3ZYHg

That includes the story.txt for the PSP. You can get them out of there. It is a small file, weighs 408 kb.

Well, I still ... I delete the file meta.db and I start RetroFE ... Recreates the files ... And the PSP appears in the main menu, but when I enter PSP ... I do not see a single data. ..

If someone can take the trouble to download the mega file and see what I may have done wrong ... I would forever thank ... because I do not know where to look ...

Thanks for the help.

I have an .ini file though with all the stories in it but needs to be broken down if there is no other solution.

If you send me the ini in an email or upload it where I can download it, I try to split it by storys ... In writing English I am quite bad, but in that I think I am good ...

Saludos...

Hello everyone

I like RetroFE. Now you just need to add the customizable lists to the emulator to stop using Maximus Arcade and switch to RetroFE. At the moment I'm just trying to prove it. For this I downloaded the pack of emumovies FTP.

(By the way, searching, searching, searching and re-searching, I have gotten the  79 story that is missing from the Atari 2600 of the pack of emumovies, some are very extensive, but they serve me.  If someone is interested, I can upload them to MEGA).

As I say, I usually use Maximus Arcade. If I still do not use RetroFE, it's just because I can not separate games by genres: Action, Sports, Shooting, Platforms, etc.

Making an xml for each genre could be a good method: Atari 2600.xml for all and Atari 2600_Deportes.xml for Sports, Atari 2600_Accion.xml, etc.

Let each user download them from the Hyperspin page or make them himself and separate them as you want, including the favorites ...

That a user prefers to separate them for years, so that it does ... that maintains the format xml of Hyperspin and that is worked it ...

It's just an idea that I try to bring ...

Another solution would be to do the same thing with xml, but with the include.txt files. What makes it easier for the programmer ...

On the other hand it would be desirable to leave the Genre and / or Favorites on the screen, of course ... I now only know if I'm in favorites because there are fewer games ...

In any case, your work is priceless. RetroFE is a great frontend, which will surely improve until it is the best.

(Sorry for my bad English, I'm Spanish and helped me with a translator.)