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have you tried re-setting controller 2's inputs?

per this issue, the bug should've been fixed a while ago. what version of snes9x are you using?

follow this issue for progress towards Catalina compatibility.

where is snes9x located, and how did you launch it (e.g. by double-clicking on the .exe, or by double-clicking on a rom file and telling Windows to open it with snes9x)?

i'd look in the controller settings menu.

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.

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.

that's a good reason!

if your monitor supports 59Hz modes, i've found that snes9x will do a marvelous job of running steadily without needing vsync. i generally run windowed, though - fullscreen sometimes adds a frame of lag on my setup (win10, geforce 9-series, HDTV via HDMI).

MMX definitely bogs down at times on real hardware - why are you sure it's not that?

hence the argument for emulation as digital preservation.

people, including the *nix dev, have lives outside of Snes9x and this forum.

all i can suggest is you try grabbing latest from source per the Debian thread.

here's the important part: Per the SDL Wiki, you can use the following on Debian (and related distros): once that's done, run that Meson command again.

try using fluttr's script (with BearOso's tweaks for newer versions), just a few replies before your post.

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.

That being said, I've never seen game artwork in Snes9x EX, and I've been using it for years.

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.

battery saves will have the filename romname .srm and are generally saved in the ROM directory for snes9x ex and in the defined save path for desktop snes9x. (search your computer for *.srm if you can't find them). they can be copied in the same manner you copied your games over. note that if the ga...

so follow the same directions.

Based on the author's update page, snes9x EX+ is still based off of snes9x 1.55 - unfortunately, this means save states will not be cross-compatible.

Battery saves should work, though.

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.