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Is this still being worked on?

I would love a dark alternative to the standard simple theme. Would go perfect with my build and my splash screen.

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I was actually reading that a few minutes ago.

It seems as though while snes9x 1.53 would be better, it ran much slower when Pisnes was being built.

However, given that the Pi itself has undergone a few changes from A/B Revision 1 to A/B revision 2 to model B+, wouldn’t it seem that maybe it’s time to try another build again?

Just my thoughts.

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That’s what I’ve been afraid of.

I wonder how tough it would be to rebuild and recompile either emulator with a later build, say Snes9x 1.53.

Hmm… I guess we’ll find out eventually wen someone decides to try it (I know I couldn’t).

Thanks, Trimmtrabb. You’ve been especially helpful to me lately haha.

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Thanks for the help.

I was able to get PiSnes and the default RetroArch emu running simultaneously.

However, it seems that simply switching emulators doesn’t fix my issue. It must be a rom compatibility issue, which is odd because these roms seem to work everywhere on every emulator except for my Pi.

Thanks for you guys’ help. Also, if anyone can play Super Star Wars, Super Empire Strikes Back, and Super Return of the Jedi with no sound issues, please let me know which settings you’re running it under.

Thanks.

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Thanks for the reply.

The reason I know which emulator is running is by accessing the in-game emulator menu, telling me which is running.

However, since I’m attempting to run both Pisnes and the default SNES emu simultaneously, I don’t know what that would look like or even if I’m doing it correctly.

As for overclocking, I attempted to run turbo, but it’s just too much for my system at the moment. I may hold off until I decide to upgrade to the B+ and just run off USB then.

For the time being, I’d really love to just be able to play certain games on Pisnes and others on RetroArch’s default.

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