sports_girl93
#21
hi i downloaded games today and placed them in the memory card file on the computer but when i put the memory card in the ds the games do not come up on menu where you choose the game you want to play. please help
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Realtime*2, AutoReset/Startup:
Start Cartridge directlyVideo Output: 3D Renderer:
24bit Tru nocashGBA Mode:
GBA SP [backlight]GBA Cartridge Backup Media:
AutoNDS Cartidge Backup Media:
FLASH 512 BYTESSolar Sensor Level:
DarknessSound Output Mode:
Digital StereoSound Desired Sample Rate:
High [44kHz]Multiboot Port:
none/disabledMultiboot Normal/BurstDelays:
Medium/MediumNumber of Emulated Gameboys:
1Link Gamepaks:
Gamepaks in all GBAsLink Cable Type:
Automatic
Unlimited Mhz Disaster 10%
NDS Cartridge Backup Media: EEPROM 64 Bytes
Sound Desired Sample Rate: Medium [22kHz]
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meganova
#22
Hrm.....
Download a fresh copy of no$gba 2.6a and no$zoomer 2.3.0.2 then...
It's also lag when i play Final Fantasy 4,but I fixed it by changing the emulation speed.
Download a fresh copy of no$gba 2.6a and no$zoomer 2.3.0.2 then...
It's also lag when i play Final Fantasy 4,but I fixed it by changing the emulation speed.
FLYINHAWAIIAN37OP
#23
isnt No$Zoomer 2.3.0.2 only in Japanese?
Blade5406
#24
There's a language addon...go look for it in ngemu.com
meganova
#25
Try these links...
- http://chickenkatu.hp.infoseek.co.jp/NL4/arc/NO$Zoomer2.3.0.2.zip
- http://www.4shared.com/file/111813327/c4d1f232/NoZoomer2302.html
- http://chickenkatu.hp.infoseek.co.jp/NL4/arc/NO$Zoomer2.3.0.2.zip
- http://www.4shared.com/file/111813327/c4d1f232/NoZoomer2302.html
mds64
#26
Try what I do...1.Free up some space on your pc-delete anything not used, empty recycle bin, use the tool that helps delete un-needed files (disk clean up for me) and try to have at least HALF your disk space free....2.De-fragment your pc after deleting stuff-works best after a big session-if it takes a few hours to do, it's time well spent :)3.Have a backup drive that is external-like me-and save everything that may be useful, but not needed 24/7 (like my itunes library-saved 11GB by backing it there :) )
meganova
#27
Yep,that's also help..
try using tune-up utilities.
try using tune-up utilities.
FLYINHAWAIIAN37OP
#28
Well even with the fresh 2.6a version and the No$zoomer its still lagging.
i wonder why it stopped working.
it cant be the pc because it used to work.
I have 21.3 GB left on the pc.
Could that be a problem?
i wonder why it stopped working.
it cant be the pc because it used to work.
I have 21.3 GB left on the pc.
Could that be a problem?
meganova
#29
well,
I'm using 750GB and have 2 partitions.
400GB on C and 350 in D.
I put my NDS folder on D which only have 5GB left.
and the game DOES lagging,but by changing the speed..(as I mentioned)the problem solved..
but the sound become horrible..and it still good enough for me...
I'm using 750GB and have 2 partitions.
400GB on C and 350 in D.
I put my NDS folder on D which only have 5GB left.
and the game DOES lagging,but by changing the speed..(as I mentioned)the problem solved..
but the sound become horrible..and it still good enough for me...
FLYINHAWAIIAN37OP
#30
so if i move the emulator from desktop to maybe the C:\ drive would it proly help?
ADGS231
#31
FLYINHAWAIIAN37so if i move the emulator from desktop to maybe the C: drive would it proly help?It dont help at all, if you move it is gonna stay the sames stat that you have on youre computer or the problem that causion this, but you can trying, and i realy dont think so that is gonna work if you move it.
mds64
#32
...How much space do you have in total?Moving won't help much, BUT I would advise moving it away from the desktop, too much clutter on that can slow you down...I would make a folder, hide it away somewhere, and make a short cut pointing to it, as long as you know where it is (incase you want to add games) it makes things easier-the desptop is really meant for small stuff that you really need, that's why the c drive has all them dam folders XD
meganova
#33
Write down your no$gba and no$zoomer settings at here hawaii.
ADGS231
#34
AnandjonesSomethings you just can't fix, except for upgrading your computer. Having options like Audio quality to lowest, and 3D render to no$cash can help. And also, the actual Emulation speed setting you should use is Unlimited mHZ Disaster 50% etc., this speeds it up in reality.Amazing, i dont have lags in new super mario bros, try it ^^
FLYINHAWAIIAN37OP
#35
mds64 · #32...How much space do you have in total?Moving won't help much, BUT I would advise moving it away from the desktop, too much clutter on that can slow you down...I would make a folder, hide it away somewhere, and make a short cut pointing to it, as long as you know where it is (incase you want to add games) it makes things easier-the desptop is really meant for small stuff that you really need, that's why the c drive has all them dam folders XDOn the C drive its 21.3 GB out of 60 something GB.
meganova · #33Write down your no$gba and no$zoomer settings at here hawaii.*idk how to capture the screenshot w/out using a program*Emulation Speed, LCD Refresh:
Realtime*2, AutoReset/Startup:
Start Cartridge directlyVideo Output: 3D Renderer:
24bit Tru nocashGBA Mode:
GBA SP [backlight]GBA Cartridge Backup Media:
AutoNDS Cartidge Backup Media:
FLASH 512 BYTESSolar Sensor Level:
DarknessSound Output Mode:
Digital StereoSound Desired Sample Rate:
High [44kHz]Multiboot Port:
none/disabledMultiboot Normal/BurstDelays:
Medium/MediumNumber of Emulated Gameboys:
1Link Gamepaks:
Gamepaks in all GBAsLink Cable Type:
Automatic
ADGS231
#36
Hey men if is so so so slowly so try this one on, Emulation Speed, LCD Resfresh:
Unlimited MHz Disaster, 10%Use this one if is to slowly, if it work tell me in replays ^^
Unlimited MHz Disaster, 10%Use this one if is to slowly, if it work tell me in replays ^^
meganova
#37
Try changing your
- NDS Cartidge Backup Media:Auto(i don't know if this related or not)
- Emulation Speed, LCD Refresh:Unlimited Mhz Disaster,100%and tell me your no$zoomer setting.
- NDS Cartidge Backup Media:Auto(i don't know if this related or not)
- Emulation Speed, LCD Refresh:Unlimited Mhz Disaster,100%and tell me your no$zoomer setting.
jc_106
#38
you mean 10%, that's the fastest setting you can set.it's not related to speed issues, but compatibility ones, yes.set multiboot normal/ burst delays to fast/fast, Sound Desired Sample Rate to Low 11KHz, Sound Output Mode to digital mono (or turn it off if you don't need it at all, it'lll help).and that's about all i can do. tell me how much RAM you have and what processor are you using.
FLYINHAWAIIAN37OP
#39
meganova · #37Try changing yournope. On Unlimited Mhz Disaster 100% it goes slower. The best result i got from that setting is when its on Unlimited Mhz Disaster 10%*V This is the only thing changed wit the No$Zoomer V*
- NDS Cartidge Backup Media:Auto(i don't know if this related or not)
- Emulation Speed, LCD Refresh:Unlimited Mhz Disaster,100%and tell me your no$zoomer setting.
Unlimited Mhz Disaster 10%
NDS Cartridge Backup Media: EEPROM 64 Bytes
Sound Desired Sample Rate: Medium [22kHz]
ADGS231 · #36Hey men if is so so so slowly so try this one on, Emulation Speed, LCD Resfresh:Still slow. But better when its on Unlimited MHz Disaster, 10%.
Unlimited MHz Disaster, 10%Use this one if is to slowly, if it work tell me in replays ^^
ADGS231
#40
jc_106 · #38you mean 10%, that's the fastest setting you can set.it's not related to speed issues, but compatibility ones, yes.set multiboot normal/ burst delays to fast/fast, Sound Desired Sample Rate to Low 11KHz, Sound Output Mode to digital mono (or turn it off if you don't need it at all, it'lll help).and that's about all i can do. tell me how much RAM you have and what processor are you using.That help me much better, thanks, i am playing sega superstar tennis on NO$GBA ^^ much better for me thanks for that one.
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