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@@ -16,4 +16,27 @@ Binaries are provided for Windows (32-bit/64-bit) in the downloads section.
 OSX binaries might be available on the forums, but you are expected to build it yourself.
 Ubuntu users should be able to use builds from [Hunterk's PPA](https://launchpad.net/~hunter-kaller/+archive/ppa).
 
+### Which rom types are supported?
+SSNES supports uncompressed roms. Be it headered or not. If you have a rom with extension ".sfc" or ".smc", it should work. SSNES does not support compressed roms directly, but there are various scripts out there which will do this automatically for you :)
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+### Does SSNES support patching formats?
+SSNES currently supports UPS and BPS patching formats. Various scripts also support things like IPS.
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+### Does SSNES support video filters like HQ2x, 2xSaI, etc?
+Filters are not built into SSNES, but it supports filter plugins which you can load into SSNES.
+The filter plugins are the same as used in bSNES (*.filter).
+
+### I have a bug to report! Where can I report it?
+You can either report issues in the [issues](https://github.com/Themaister/SSNES/issues) section, or create a thread on the [forum](http://board.byuu.org/viewforum.php?f=17).
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+
+## Windows specific
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+### I downloaded SSNES Windows binaries, and there are two programs here, what's the deal?
+SSNES and [SSNES-Phoenix](https://github.com/Themaister/SSNES-Phoenix) are two separate projects, both found here on GitHub. While SSNES is a command-line application, SSNES-Phoenix is a GUI which allows you to configure SSNES and launch games from a comfortable GUI environment. It is fully possible to use your own launching methods which is very suitable for i.e. HTPC setups.
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+### I tried launching SSNES in Windows with <insert program here> but there's an annoying command line window there. Any way to remove it?
+You can pass the -D flag to SSNES which will terminate the console window if you launch it outside cmd.exe (from a shortcut or something like that).
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