verify your rom isn't corrupt with NSRT
unfortunately it looks like the offical site for it doen't exist anymore, but I'm sure you can find it somewhere form a diff link. however i wouldnt use it untill you verify its not a fake or infected.
I can give you the MD5 and SHA256 for the offical windows NSRT v3.3 exacutable
Code:
a22fa80c1dfad0c391dec91fbfbd940e *nsrt.exe
04fa177d98c843d08a5008adeb172e11b4496bb224b7b3a5671a9a75ee4a83c9 ?SHA256*nsrt.exe
the offical docs are still here
http://zsnes-docs.sourceforge.net/nsrt/#content
its a portable app, so it doesn't need installation
just open cmd prompt
Code:
cd /D "C:\path_to\nsrt.exe"
nsrt -info C:\path_to\rom\*
note - don't use "quotes" around the path even if theres spaces in the name, with wildcard* otherwise nsrt doesn't find it for
some reason. or you can specify the rom name, quotes may work then.
a few other usefull nsrt cmds
Code:
nsrt -deldup -rename -lowext -nospaces -deint -remhead -safetrim -savetype zip C:\path\*
nsrt -safetrim "C:\path\rom_name.ext"
nsrt -fix "C:\path\rom_name.ext"
"rom_name.ext" or *