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unfortunately, save states do indeed contain SRAM - this is necessary because some games use a portion of SRAM as work RAM, and not including it leads to bugs in those games. you'd need to take a save state prior to loading a previous one if you intend to return to a later one. mixing battery saves ...

what changed on your system two days before your post?

we'd need more info to have any chance of trying to help. what platform are you using (windows, mac, linux)? what else changed on your pc (OS updates, Steam now running in background, Joy2Key or other macro software installed or updated, etc)? does the controller work in anything else besides snes9x?

you mentioned Steam - do you have Steam running in the background? if so, shut it down; it's likely capturing input (which can interfere with legacy DirectInput programs).

try running the DirectX End-User Runtime Web Installer - snes9x may be relying on older DirectInput/XInput components which are no longer included in Windows.

GitHub issue 941 created for the request.

it would only apply to the snes9x core run within RetroArch - RA handles the input, and then passes that processed input into the emulator "core" that's doing the heavy lifting.

for questions on the RA side, i suggest hitting up r/RetroArch (old.reddit link).

look at how the "axis" values change when you move the thumbsticks, and then see what they return to when you leave the sticks in a neutral position (this should be very close to zero). i suspect that you'll see larger values in the neutral position when the controller is connected via 2.4...

i'm guessing that the analog deadzones differ between hardwired and 2.4GHz modes; you could confirm this using a test utility such as https://hardwaretester.com/gamepad

are you using snes9x via retroarch, or using snes9x EX/EX+? if the latter, you'll want to reach out directly to the author (website/GitHub issues).

if you have Steam (or another application which grabs controller input) running in the background, that could be your issue.

all I could find is some discussion in the 1.52 release thread: viewtopic.php?t=4542&start=40

Fast Forward currently exists as a toggle button. While this is great, I would really like a button I could manually hold and release for short bursts of speed. go to Input -> Customize Hotkeys... and change "Fast forward toggle" to "Disabled". Also, can we get some more granula...

i'm not sure i'm following you. are you saying that if you had the following config:

• Up: W
• Left: A
• Down: X
• Right: D
• Up Left: Q
• Up Right: E
• Dn Right: C
• Dn Left: Z

... that Q doesn't do anything?

more info is necessary for anyone to try and help. what platform are you using - Windows, Linux, MacOS? are you talking about battery save files, or savestates? where did you get these files - did you create them locally and now they won't load, or did you download them from elsewhere? under Emulati...

On-screen Input Setup -> UI Button Groups

you're better off looking for support from RocketLauncher; if snes9x is working fine by itself, the issue isn't on the snes9x end.

more bugfixes - https://github.com/snes9xgit/snes9x/releases/tag/1.62.3

1.62 was released and quickly followed-up by 1.62.1 and 1.62.2. get it from the releases page on GitHub. 1.62.2 Fixes a bug in 1.62.1 that would erase SRAM if a save state was loaded. 1.62.1 Minor fixes. 1.62 Fixed SA1 division with negative dividend again. (Atari2) Fixed timing on several instructi...

1.62 was released and quickly followed-up by 1.62.1. get it from the releases page on GitHub. Snes9x 1.62 Fixed SA1 division with negative dividend again. (Atari2) Fixed timing on several instructions. (pi1541) MSU1 audio with no loop point will not repeat from start. Modernized some old memory-rela...