snes-station and Display modes?

[CaelThunderwing]

i tried to use ffgriver's 01 mod for snes station (i couldnt find anything newer.) but when an game starts its throwing an unspported mode (aka kmy tv goes blank wit Unsupportred Mode) what mode is the emu trying to load games in? and is the snes9x port fairing better than snes station?

[ShaolinAssassin]

i tried to use ffgriver's 01 mod for snes station (i couldnt find anything newer.) but when an game starts its throwing an unspported mode (aka kmy tv goes blank wit Unsupportred Mode) what mode is the emu trying to load games in? and is the snes9x port fairing better than snes station?

I assume you're trying to load roms that are differents from your region's TV region (ntsc roms on pal tv or vice versa). You can force snes station to load pal roms in ntsc mode or ntsc roms in pal mode, just press Traingle after launching snes station, and set "display mode" (auto means that snes station will set your display mode according to the rom region). Some roms wont play thought.

As for snes emulation, snes station is the best option on ps2.

[CaelThunderwing]

the rom is NTSC as is my tv, so i dont know why even setting ntsc setting it goes into an unsupported display mode

[ShaolinAssassin]

That's weird. Can you load this particular rom with a snes emulator on PC?

Maybe try to get the rom from another source.

[Grey_Wolf]

the rom is NTSC as is my tv, so i dont know why even setting ntsc setting it goes into an unsupported display mode

You're using component cable, am I right? Switching to composite cable or using doctorxyz's GSM mode selector will both fix your problem.

[CaelThunderwing]

You're using component cable, am I right? Switching to composite cable or using doctorxyz's GSM mode selector will both fix your problem.

i though GSM wa sonly for OPL, i didnt know it was a general thing. but yea im on component cables.

[Grey_Wolf]

Some tvs do not support resolutions lower than 480i with component cables, that's why your tv says unsupported display mode. GSM is a nice stand alone app and you can use it to force your ps2 to always display in 480i (or up) with problematic games and apps which do not support higher resolutions.