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while there no official releases as of yet, nightly builds are available on the Snes9x GitHub page.

the only issue i've ever had using a DS4 is if Steam is running and is setup to configure the gamepad. with that disabled, i've never had an issue using a DS4 on either my desktop or laptop, wired or via Bluetooth, with no additional software.

BearOso (the primary Linux dev) is more active on GitHub than this board; you may have better luck cutting an issue on the GitHub issues page.

works for me on 1.60 (x64) on win10 - if I'm fullscreen when I close snes9x, it'll be fullscreen next time I run it.

any particular reason you're using an older version?

it's the comma (,) key on Windows - the setting is tucked away in Input -> Customize Hotkeys.

more than likely, the slowdown is present on actual hardware (meaning the issue is actually with zsnes's lower accuracy). you can try out the options under Emulation -> Hacks - see if setting an overclock on the CPU gives the experience you're looking for.

if you deleted the directory that contained snes9x, then you also deleted the default save folder.

confirmed on 1.60 x64 on Win10. audio is piped over HDMI to my TV via a GTX 960; snes9x goes unresponsive if I power cycle my TV.

OP, in case this is manufacturer-specific - what kind of GPU are you using?

no, it's not.

the listing on the store page wrote:Follow development of my apps on github:
https://github.com/Rakashazi/emu-ex-plus-alpha

Visit the homepage at explusalpha.com for more info & ports for other platforms.

glad you figured it out!

in the future, if you make a post like this on ANY forum, don't delete it even if you do figure it out yourself - your post could help the next person who's got the same problem!

Not currently - this would be a feature request.

As a workaround, you can use File -> Save (or Load) Game Position -> Select File. You can also copy savestate files into other folders, or rename them.

First, if you haven't explicitly defined a save path, please do so. This helps prevent the program from looking in the wrong location if it's started in a nonstandard way (such as by a file association with the working directory set to the file location). I'd also recommend making sure "Auto-Sa...

1. did you try adding them to the config file manually?

OV2 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 23, 2014 12:56 am Alternatively you can open the snes9x.conf file and map them manually, should be something like "(J0)POV Up Right".

2. current version of snes9x is 1.60 - any particular reason you're using an old version?

the original game (NES/FDS) requires you to use the select button on the menu screen; it wouldn't surprise me if this game is the same.

have you tried using Direct3D instead of OpenGL? i have no issues with these settings on my box, which is is using the audio-over-HDMI provided by a GTX 960, with my display driven at 60 Hz: Output Device: Default Sound Driver: XAudio2 Playback Rate: 32 KHz Buffer Length: 32 ms Synchronize with soun...

The developer of Snes9x EX doesn't frequent this forum. The main web page is here, which includes his email address for support-related questions.

i didn't find any turbo settings during a quick look through the options.

first, there's no need to change any compatibility settings for snes9x 1.60 under Win10 - so i would undo any changes you made there. second, are you getting any error messages, or is Snes9x just closing silently? if it's closing silently - you didn't accidentally configure a hotkey for "Quit S...

The developer of Snes9x EX doesn't frequent this forum. The main web page is here, which includes his email address for support-related questions.

you're better off looking here - http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Snes9x_GX

the default hotkey for "Show pressed keys" is ',' (comma). this can be found on page one of Hotkey Customization (Input -> Customize Hotkeys..).