Linux HOW-TO The Complete Linux N00bs' Guide To Installing ZSNES on XMBCbuntu

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TehCrucible Offline
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(2012-05-28 12:25)SKIBBE Wrote:  or i will just make a shortcut to zsnes and browse from there Smile

Just remember to leave out the -m part of the arguments:

-m -s -v 22 %rom%

or you wont have access to the GUI in ZSNES.

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(This post was last modified: 2012-05-28 12:38 by TehCrucible.)
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(2012-05-28 12:19)TehCrucible Wrote:  
(2012-05-22 06:37)bulkymicrowav Wrote:  I have run into one issue with my setup. It seems as though my controller is still controlling XBMC under the emulator

Hmm, not sure about this one. Doesnt do it for me. Do you use the same controller as a remote normally or are you using a seperate remote to control XBMC? What kind of remote/controller are you using? And have you made any changes to your XML files or LIRC settings previously?

Thanks for the update Angelscry. Brilliant work with Advanced Laucher, by the way! Big Grin

I am using a Logitech F710. I did not make any changes to the LIRC setting. I ended up reverting back to a previous state and I don't seem to have the same issues now.
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Thank you for the tutorial. I personally wont use it but must say, looks very easy and im sure has helped loads of people.
Keep it up mate Smile
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That last step makes me very happy that I don't use LIRC! If you have a remote that emulates key presses (Tivo Slide like me, or use FLIRC with any IR remote) then that whole complicated mess to exit simply becomes "map a remote key to the ESC button", and you're done Smile
Thanks for the tutorial. I have a bunch of retroports from retrousb.com that have been begging me to set up some emulators!

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I signed up to this site just to thankyou for your tutorial i am a linux noob and i found this tutorial very easy to understand and i am using the zsnes emulator on XMBCbuntu now
thankyou
ohh and any chance you want to do a megadrive, NES, sega master system and playstation 1 & 2 tutorial as well? lol just kidding but i would use them Smile
(This post was last modified: 2012-06-14 09:56 by fakie.)
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Running "Eden" here, on an Acer Revo 6310.

I too have to no sound issue, sadly your guide did not help for me. When i change the .asoundrc my xbmc video playback crashes on start (known issue on these forums)

So i'm kinda stuck Sad

If anyone has some recommendations or wants to point me in the right direction, i'd be very happy!
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fakie Offline
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i wonder if you have heard of the hyperspin project .? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KCcfMstxSI you may be interested to get this running Smile
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(2012-06-22 04:55)fakie Wrote:  i wonder if you have heard of the hyperspin project .? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KCcfMstxSI you may be interested to get this running Smile
Hyperspin is only for Windows.

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pinefresh Offline
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Hey guys, semi-n00b to linux and definitely to xbmc.

I got zsnes running in my desktop just fine but when I start the advanced launcher through xbmc the title screen of my game will come up and then it goes dark but I still hear audio. It will take inputs from my controller because I can hear the confirmation sounds but just no video whatsoever.

I've tried changing the filters and everything but to no avail. The only thing I can do at that point is ssh in from another box and kill the xbmc-standalone process.

My video drivers (ati/amd) are up to date and like I said, it works just fine from the desktop, so I've been wracking my brain about what might be interfering. Thanks in advance!
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pinefresh Offline
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So I think I figured out a little the black screen issue I'm having. What happens is that when I hit the A button (I'm using an xbox wireless controller with a dongle attached to server) the screen blacks out.

Is it possible it's taking this input as an xbmc command and swapping video sources or some such? If I use a keyboard I can hit \ to go out of fullscreen and then esc to back out and that puts me back in the program menu but that doesn't really fix the underlying issue. Any ideas/directions? Thanks guys.
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