Some ZX Spectrum ROMs not working

nocadlee

Hello!
I have the lr-fuse ZX Spectrum emulator installed, and some of the roms not working (after start only get to a ZX Spectrum boot screen).
At the moment a I couldn't think any common threads about the problematic roms.
Any idea how to solve this?

I'm using Retropie 4.1.11, on a Raspberry Pi 3 ModelB, with a Wii U Pro Controller and a Mantistek Wireless Keyboard.

rbaker

@nocadlee said in Some ZX Spectrum ROMs not working:

Any idea how to solve this?

Solve what exactly?

BuZz

@rbaker You have to guess. there are only 11,000 games or so :-)

nocadlee

@rbaker
Some games start right after I choose them from Retropie menu, but some are stuck on a Spectrum bootscreen.
Is there a configuration somewhere in lr-fuse to load roms to the emulator, or I can handle this from Retropie?
Or this can be solved by changing the emulator, or maybe to get the rom from another source?
I'm looking for somebody who have some experience with this, maybe I'm not the first one with this problem.

rbaker

@nocadlee said in Some ZX Spectrum ROMs not working:

or maybe to get the rom from another source?

You are breaking the forum rules that you agreed to read when you signed up.

Some games start right after I choose them from Retropie menu, but some are stuck on a Spectrum bootscreen

Which games? Which file format?

I recommend the following reading:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first
https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/ZX-Spectrum
https://github.com/libretro/fuse-libretro#input-devices

nocadlee

@rbaker
Maybe that would be the best.
Sorry for taking your time.

rbaker

@nocadlee Not a problem. If you have any more questions after reading the documentation then post them here.

groviar

@rbaker

I don't see how he is breaking the rules here. He wasn't asking where to get roms. He wasn't posting roms. All he asked is if it's possible alternate roms might work in his case when the one he has isn't playing. That's a reasonable question any newbie would ask and it isn't breaking any rules.