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I am just setting up the ZSNES 151 emulator and the application arguments are coming up as thus

-m -s -v 22 "%rom%" I have always had sound though but I shall report back in a second.

Maybe -s or -v 22 may possibly be sound or volume. I shall edit once it has done loading the ROMS.

I have done an install using those commands and they have worked fine for me on the zsnes emu. I see that Angelcry has given you things to try so hopefully that will work for you.

(Yesterday 16:38)Mark Norville Wrote:  I am just setting up the ZSNES 151 emulator and the application arguments are coming up as thus

-m -s -v 22 "%rom%" I have always had sound though but I shall report back in a second.

Maybe -s or -v 22 may possibly be sound or volume. I shall edit once it has done loading the ROMS.

I should have added, my zsnes setup is a WIP too. I have the -ad alsa argument too. Since switching to ALA zsnes doesn't work at all. I should probably post logs about that - can't at the moment, at work.

When you get home, go into your zsnes set up and just delete zsnes.cfg and then you can load up the program and install new options.

The -ad alsa line was stopping zsnes from loading, removing it got the emulator working.

The audio is working now too, on all emulators, using my own thread! http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=147022

I now have the problem that when existing a game XBMC is about a fifth fullscreen size, and usually locks up. I should add, I have to enable XBMC to run in windowed mode to get any game working in the first place..

(Today 01:43)n1md4 Wrote:  The -ad alsa line was stopping zsnes from loading, removing it got the emulator working.

The audio is working now too, on all emulators, using my own thread! http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=147022

I now have the problem that when existing a game XBMC is about a fifth fullscreen size, and usually locks up. I should add, I have to enable XBMC to run in windowed mode to get any game working in the first place..

You can avoid this by :

• settings XBMC and your applications/emulators video setups as the same resolution than your desktop.
• force to restore your desktop resolution (and so XBMC resolution) once you exit an application using a small .sh script.
  

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(Yesterday 16:38)Mark Norville Wrote:  I am just setting up the ZSNES 151 emulator and the application arguments are coming up as thus

-m -s -v 22 "%rom%" I have always had sound though but I shall report back in a second.

Maybe -s or -v 22 may possibly be sound or volume. I shall edit once it has done loading the ROMS.

I have done an install using those commands and they have worked fine for me on the zsnes emu. I see that Angelcry has given you things to try so hopefully that will work for you.

Here is the ZSNES command line doccumentation : http://zsnes-docs.sourceforge.net/html/advanced.htm. The -v argument correspond to the video mode. The 22 value depend of your system video setting and the operating system you are using. It would be different for each user. Onceyou define a custom video settings you have to indicate the custom video resolution into your zsnesl.cfg configuration file.