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Post by fotoman on Aug 13, 2017 15:14:28 GMT
Hi all,
Did anyone play SNES roms successful? I tried roms with smc or sfc format, but they can't read by SNES emulators? Why?
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Post by dazeddave on Aug 13, 2017 22:51:56 GMT
I couldn't get them to work until I installed retrorange pi lite instead of the original RetroEngine OS. Works fine now.
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Post by fotoman on Aug 14, 2017 1:32:21 GMT
I couldn't get them to work until I installed retrorange pi lite instead of the original RetroEngine OS. Works fine now. thx, try first |
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Post by Brian on Aug 14, 2017 15:51:05 GMT
When you load an SNES rom, press Y on your controller when the little window appears and it'll let you configure which emulator to use. I think it's the first option. Load the Roms with snes9x-next (I believ)
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Odin
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Post by Odin on Aug 14, 2017 19:46:34 GMT
Where can i find my SNES emulator? I only have NES and N64. How do i install it? THX
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Post by Craic on Aug 14, 2017 20:35:22 GMT
How do i change to the retrorange pi lite install instead of the original install?
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Post by kevinw on Aug 14, 2017 20:46:52 GMT
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Post by mattlee on Aug 15, 2017 13:39:55 GMT
When you load an SNES rom, press Y on your controller when the little window appears and it'll let you configure which emulator to use. I think it's the first option. Load the Roms with snes9x-next (I believ) Success load the SNES rom by "lr-snes9x2010" in the configure of "Select default emulator for snes". |
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Post by loewon on Aug 15, 2017 20:10:20 GMT
When you load an SNES rom, press Y on your controller when the little window appears and it'll let you configure which emulator to use. I think it's the first option. Load the Roms with snes9x-next (I believ) Success load the SNES rom by "lr-snes9x2010" in the configure of "Select default emulator for snes". that helped, thanks! |
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Post by AL on Aug 16, 2017 0:51:58 GMT
At least 2 of my SNES emulators are installed, but I can't get Super Nintendo to even appear in the systems bar of Emulationstation. I have dropped some Roms in the snes folder and rebooted. Still, nothing happens. Any ideas how to get it to appear on my systems page?
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Post by loewon on Aug 23, 2017 12:04:18 GMT
At least 2 of my SNES emulators are installed, but I can't get Super Nintendo to even appear in the systems bar of Emulationstation. I have dropped some Roms in the snes folder and rebooted. Still, nothing happens. Any ideas how to get it to appear on my systems page? Hm. On that page retroengine.doyodo.com/markdown-2/it says the SNES emulator only comes with the "optional install" you can choose at the first boot of your system. I fear that you would have to reinstall your system, since you can't solve the problem by adding BIOS files. Since you would have to reinstall the image anyway, I can strongly recommend istalling retrorangepi. If you chose the optional install in the first place; I really don't know. Maybe reinstall anyway. |
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Post by rittersport on Aug 23, 2017 14:24:09 GMT
I've had no issues with SNES games after choosing a different default emulator. So, make sure you use the optional install and when the game is loading, hit the Y button and try different emulators.
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Post by AL on Aug 24, 2017 20:04:39 GMT
At least 2 of my SNES emulators are installed, but I can't get Super Nintendo to even appear in the systems bar of Emulationstation. I have dropped some Roms in the snes folder and rebooted. Still, nothing happens. Any ideas how to get it to appear on my systems page? Hm. On that page retroengine.doyodo.com/markdown-2/it says the SNES emulator only comes with the "optional install" you can choose at the first boot of your system. I fear that you would have to reinstall your system, since you can't solve the problem by adding BIOS files. Since you would have to reinstall the image anyway, I can strongly recommend istalling retrorangepi. If you chose the optional install in the first place; I really don't know. Maybe reinstall anyway. Thanks for the reply. I didn't know that the SNES emulator was not included with the basic preloaded software install. I didn't do the Optional install because it was causing people problems. I may have to bite the bullet and flash my SD and do the optional install I guess. |
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Post by wryly on Aug 24, 2017 21:05:35 GMT
Consider RetrOrangePi instead. It works better and you'll never have to hear that bad guitar riff ever again.
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Post by gaymer on Aug 26, 2017 14:59:14 GMT
NOOOOOOOOO Dumped a lot of ROMs in there and it won't even see SNES on Emulation Station...
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