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[shadowmanwkp]

It's a problem with the emulator, because it also has a grey background with me, I've got some good news and some bad news concerning that grey background:The good news is that you can use NGzoom to get around the problem of that backgroundThe bad news is that you can't turn it around like with NDS2xGL or myzoom. So you can either play the game with a flipped screen and a grey background or you can play the game with normal graphics, but not flipped (and probably a pain in the neck).

[zeroality]

For future reference, what would be the fix to my problem? 5 posts above.

[GBATEST]

@zeroalityIf you are using no$gba 2.6a, make sure that you have set up AUTOMATIC SAVE TYPE DETECTION. If you are using another version, read this from the first post:

# STEP 5: Save type * it can be skipped if you use v2.6a and above but just in case, read below for troubleshooting * If you encounter an error saying something along the lines of "failed to read data" or "reinsert cartridge", just go to Options -> Emulation Setup and under NDS Backup Media, choose the correct save type. * You can find the save type at PocketHeaven or at dualscene. * If the information is not available, try all possible save types until you find the good one (tip: EEPROM 64KBytes is the most used as of yet, start with this one). * Save the setting (Options -> Save options) so that the save type is saved. * Go to File -> Reset Cartridge. If you skip out this step, the rom still won't save. The rom must be reset for the new save type to take effect. Now you have in game save support. * If saving still doesn't work, try using the size eight times smaller than the one listed. For example, EEPROM 64kb (notice the lower case 'b') is the same as EEPROM 8kB (notice the upper case 'B'). This is because there are eight bits ('b') in every byte ('B'). This a chart for save types. EEPROM - 4Kbit = EEPROM 0.5KBytes EEPROM - 64Kbit = EEPROM 8KBytes EEPROM - 512Kbit = EEPROM 64KBytes FLASH 2048Kbit(2Mbit) = FLASH 256KBytes FLASH 4096Kbit(4Mbit) = FLASH 512KBytes FRAM 256Kbit = FRAM 32KByte

Also no$gba needs to be closed before it writes the save file. If no$gba crashes before it is closed, you will lose your save file.

[Folk You.]

Just for the record, to avoid random battle crashes playing Super Robot Taisen, use no$Zoomer.

[Huang Fei Hong]

Just for the record, to avoid random battle crashes playing Super Robot Taisen, use no$Zoomer.

As much as I'd like to say that this is true...it's not. Only Desmume seems to be consistently avoiding crashes with that game.

[Hola supermercado!]

Made a pointless thread.Now asking here.

Use the very latest version, 2.6a. You can find it on the first page in this topic. You can set the save type on auto detect.If that doesn't work, the game isn't compatible on No$. You'll have to use another emulator.

As much as I'd like to say that this is true...it's not. Only Desmume seems to be consistently avoiding crashes with that game.

I haven't had a single crash on no$ with NGzoom.

[zeroality]

I had it on Auto Save Detection, didn't work. Weird thing is that I am playing Platinum now and it works just fine. Odd.

[Huang Fei Hong]

I haven't had a single crash on no$ with NGzoom.

In which case we're talking about a completely different utility than the one that was first mentioned.

[shadowmanwkp]

hi i was playing pokemon platium but whenever i tried using the explorer kit a message appears saying connection failed. I know wifi doesn't work on emulators but i've played pokemon pearl before and i know that the explorer kit is supposed to work, i just wanna know if it's the rom or emulater's fault

It's the emulator's fault. If the game says that it couldn't connect, then it means that you need wi-fi in order to go underground, the system is probably different from diamond and pearl. Just keep in mind not to use things that need wi-fi and play the normal game. It might be a pain that you can't get evolution stones or fossils, but it's better than nothing.

[Channel28]

hey i heard from someone that you can capture gifs (that are moving)with no$gba is this true? if so how do i do it?

I don't think you can, but wish you could, some of the SRT OG EF scenes are really good lol

[GBATEST]

@afrokeithYou should try NGZoom. It fixes some of these problems.@SiLencer007You need the firmwire that is set to English.Download the emulator with the firmwire from the pinned topic.

[Sir VG]

Just for the record, to avoid random battle crashes playing Super Robot Taisen, use no$Zoomer.

[Hola supermercado!]

I haven't had a single crash on no$ with NGzoom.

Or you can use NGzoom. I consider it an no$ upgrade. A lot of games have become completly playable when you use NGzoom.

[shadowmanwkp]

Can you play with ngzoom and still in normal size? Or do I have to live with the scaled game?

Ngzoom is an application to enlarge your screen, so you can only play the game with a bigger screen then usual. If you want to play the game with a normal size screen you need to use no$gba itself.