Trying to launch SNES games and getting this error.

[jeremy0203]

I am trying to launch SNES games via this CLI.... Super Nintendo Entertainment System -p HyperSpin -f "D:\Arcade\HyperSpin.exe" -s "Super Nintendo Entertainment System" -r

This format is working for other systems, however when trying to do SNES it is giving me the error invalid mode supplied "entertainment"

Here is a snippet from the log

21:42:50:130 | RL |   DEBUG1  | +0     | Main - Raw CLI received: "Super Nintendo Entertainment System -p HyperSpin -f D:\Arcade\HyperSpin.exe -s Super Nintendo Entertainment System -r D:\Arcade\Super Nintendo Entertainment System\roms\ActRaiser 2 (USA).zip"
21:42:50:130 | RL |   DEBUG1  | +0     | Main - Received a full file path via CLI: "D:\Arcade\Super Nintendo Entertainment System\roms\ActRaiser 2 (USA).zip"
21:42:50:131 | RL |   DEBUG1  | +0     | Main - dbFullName: ActRaiser 2 (USA).zip
21:42:50:132 | RL |   DEBUG1  | +16    | Main - dbName: ActRaiser 2 (USA)
21:42:50:132 | RL |   DEBUG1  | +0     | Main - dbPath: D:\Arcade\Super Nintendo Entertainment System\roms
21:42:50:132 | RL |   DEBUG1  | +0     | Main - dbExt: zip
21:42:50:133 | RL |     INFO  | +0     | Main - Loading Front End Plugin: "HyperSpin"
21:42:50:139 | RL |     INFO  | +0     | Main - RocketLauncher received "Super Nintendo Entertainment System" and "ActRaiser 2 (USA)" "Entertainment"
21:42:50:462 | RL |   DEBUG1  | +328   | ScriptError - Playing error sound: error11.mp3
21:42:51:354 | RL |    ERROR  | +890   | Invalid mode supplied: "Entertainment"

I don't get why it is appending this Entertainment after the rom?

 

[djvj]

Yea that's odd but that usually means something on the HS side is not configured the same as your other systems.

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[jeremy0203]

I am actually not using HS for that at all. I am passing it as the command in a different program as way to get it to launch and not give an error about the system not being set in rlui

 

[djvj]

Show me the CLI you are sending to RL from within whatever program you are using. Looks like you are not using it correctly as instructed here. Like the -s switch.