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[dantheman]

Super Punchout is known to be kinda screwed up with the graphics.  It should be somewhat playable in SnezziDS though, as I know I was able to play it briefly in Snezziboy a while ago.  Have you tried any other games?

The Supercard miniSD does not have native mp3 support.  There is the audio and video converter originally made for the GBA Media Player that you can download off of the Supercard site, but I personally wouldn't use it.  Use Moonshell instead if you have your Superkey.  If all you have is GBA mode right now, I would suggest tepples's GSM Player.  First convert your mp3s to high-quality .wav files using a converter, like Wavepad or the built-in disk writer plugin for Winamp.  Then put the files in your "wavs" directory and run go.bat.  It will produce a .gba binary with your audio inside.  It offers fairly good audio quality for very low filesize.

[Rayder]

Ah well.....I have a proggie I can use to turn them into wavs.....so I have my music if I really want it.....but I'll look into that media player you recommended. Could be useful if it cuts down on the file size as you say.

So far, I doing pretty well with everything....the only issue now is SNES emu.  I can't get Punch-Out working and I'm obsessing on it.  It's one of my favorite SNES games. I guess I should try other games....but most of those are even more intense and I figure I have an even harder time with those. And none of them are my precious Punch-Out. :wink:

I figure there is some critical piece of information that I'm missing in order to get it to work.  I don't care about graphical glitches, as long as it's playable.  Then I'll worry about other SNES games. By that time, I figure I'll have that missing info.