List of available command line arguments
Command line arguments can override any default option. If specified they take priority over saved preferences or session settings.
Options:
-?, -h, --help Show help and usage information
--version Show version information
-f, --file Specifies the file to load. This can be any supported file type: TAP | TZX | Z80 | SNA | SZX |
POK | ZIP
-ts, --tape-load-speed <Accelerated|Instant|Normal> Specifies the tape loading speed
-c, --computer <Spectrum128K|Spectrum16K|Spectrum48K> Specifies the computer to emulate
-r, --rom <BrendanAlford|BusySoft|Custom|GoshWonderful|Harston|Original|Retroleum> Specifies the ROM to load
-rf, --rom-file Specifies the custom ROM file
-j, --joystick <Cursor|Fuller|Kempston|None|Sinclair1|Sinclair2> Specifies the emulated joystick type
-m, --mouse <Kempston|None> Specifies the emulated mouse type
-t, --theme <Dark|Light> Specifies the application theme
-b, --border <Full|Large|Medium|None|Small> Specifies the border size
-m, --mute Mutes the audio playback [default: False]
--ay Enables AY sound emulation
--no-ay Disables AY sound emulation
--ay-mode <Mono|StereoABC|StereoACB> Specifies AY mono or stereo mode
--zx-printer Enables ZX Printer emulation
--no-zx-printer Disables ZX Printer emulation
--ula-plus Enables ULA+ emulation
--no-ula-plus Disables ULA+ emulation
--divmmc Enables divMMC emulation, --divmmc-image is required
--no-divmmc Disables divMMC emulation
--divmmc-image Specifies the SD card image to use with divMMC
--divmmc-readonly Specifies the SD card image is readonly, SD card writes will be cached in-memory only
--divmmc-writable Specifies the SD card image is writable, SD card writes will persisted
--time-machine Enables Time Machine
--no-time-machine Disables Time Machine
--resume Resume emulator state assuming there is a previously saved state
--no-resume Do not resume emulator state
--if1, --interface1 Enables Interface 1 emulation
--no-if1, --no-interface1 Disables Interface 1 emulation
--interface1-rom <V1|V2> Specifies ROM version to use for Interface 1 emulation