What was your issues with LedBlinky and hyperspin? I just redid my Hyperspin setup and plan to do the LedBlinky soon, my previous build worked pretty good (until Windows took a dump)
Well various problems included LEDBlinky not shutting down when exiting HS so light show would continue.
Getting stuck in HS... not being able to select games/emulators or exiting from wheels.
MAME not always shutting down...for example I would exit a game and the wheel would come up but mame would still be running it in the background.
These thing wouldn't always happen... they were intermittent.
One thing I noticed while troubleshooting was that windows was constantly acting like ctrl or alt was stuck.
Researched that online and this is an issue that can occur for various reasons but none of the solutions were working including various windows re-installs... this problem was also intermittent.
So, long story short... well first my control panel is four player so there are lots of inputs.
I used somewhat standard keyboard commands for the player buttons including ctrl and alt keys.
I decided to eliminate these from the controls setup completely... still using shift but ctrl and alt are gone.
Since I did this all my troubles disappeared.
Once I did that I had to change the default keys for my emulators like MAME and Commodore 64 but that only takes a minute.
Also had to reassign in the LEDBlinky settings but once again, no big deal....
So right now at least MAME wise that cabinet works perfect.
The one positive thing about this whole experience is that while troubleshooting all of this I've learned a lot about how all these program interact with each other like HS/RL/HyperHQ/LedBlinky....
Right now I'm going through the tedious process of setting up the Commodore 64.... Time consuming because the C64 uses lots of keyboard buttons for many games.... So in an effort to use these games nicely on a cabinet and without a keyboard as much as possible I have to create AHK files for each game and reassign buttons on my layout to match the C64 commands... at the same time I want the controls to light so I have to program each game in LEDBlinky.
Fortunately I only have about 50 games I want to set up....takes more time to go through the game manuals and find out all the necessary controls than it does to set them up.