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<h1>Getting Started with FCEUX</h1>
<p>Tips for performing basic functions</p>
<h2>Playing games</h2>
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<p>The most basic function of FCEUX is to play Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and Famicom Disk System (FDS) games.</p>
<p>On the windows port, to play a game simply open a ROM by selecting &quot;Open&quot; in the File Menu (or press Ctrl+O).&nbsp;
(See <a class="rvts12" href="files/{54E785A1-1E42-4B8F-B3E2-94BAA91750B9}.htm">Game Compatibility</a> for information regarding file types that are compatible with FCEU.)</p>
<h2>Playing movies</h2>
<p>Movie features in FCEUX are designed specifically for making Tool-assisted Speedruns.</p>
<p>FCEUX offers extensive features and tools for making these movies. The <a href="movies.html">Movies</a> has more detailed information.
<br><a href="http://tasvideos.org">For more information visit TASVideos.</a></p>
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