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  • flyingwombat
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    Good Afternoon-

    I’m completely new to Raspberry Pi/RetroPIE. I just got a Raspberry Pi 3, and set it up:
    Pi Model: 3
    RetroPie Version Used: 3.6
    Built From: SD card
    USB Devices connected: Cirka SNES controller, keyboard, mouse
    Controller used: Cirka SNES
    Error messages received: None
    Guide used:
    File:
    Attachment of config files:
    How to replicate the problem:

    None of my SNES games will launch at all. They just shift to a black screen and then nothing happens. Not a problem with the built in ROMs or the NES ROMs I ported in. Any thoughts? Help, please!

    lilbud
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    Floob
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    Does the same thing happen if you try a different SNES emulator?
    Press your joypad button or x to bring up the emulator selection screen.

    flyingwombat
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    It doesn’t matter what emulator I use- And I followed the advice in the other thread. Not sure what the problem is. Any other ideas?

    Floob
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    Have you ever had any of your snes roms working with RetroPie?
    If not, try a different source for the rom.

    flyingwombat
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    Yep – the ROMs work with no problem on my computer, but when they head over to the Pi, no luck. NES is no problem. Just having the problem with SNES.

    dave
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    Hi

    Did you have any luck with this? I’m having exactly the same issue.

    Floob
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    When you try to run one and it fails, what does it say in /tmp/runcommand.log ?

    rdhanded2
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    are they zipped in any way?

    dave
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    Sorry guys, Ive been away so not been able to check. Thanks for the help.

    I’ll have a look at the file you mention Floob when I get home.

    Last time I checked SNES though, I discovered its not all roms that do not open. I was testing with Super Mario World, this still doesnt work. However, lots of others do work without any problems.

    I ran the same roms on SNES9x on OUYA, without issue.

    Does anyone know of issues with the Super Mario World specifically?

    Thanks again for helping.

    dankcushions
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    super mario world works fine for me. try another version? sometimes specific versions of roms don’t work on certain emulators for whatever reason.

    dave
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    I tried a different rom last night for Super Mario, and it worked great! Thanks again all for helping.

    Its a tricky business this, quite a learning curve, but each time I fix something my setup gets better and better.

    Cheers
    Dave

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