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yeah digital mono and for sound desired high(44kHz)
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http://www.mxemu.com/forum/index.php?topic=28635.0
"12) No$GBA is constantly crashing.
While the exact cause is not known, people have attributed it to:
* The "Emulation Speed/LCD Refresh" Setting
* Changing sound modes
* Graphics Drivers (My system doesn't like No$GBA and Catalyst 7.4)"
hope that helps a little.... im not sure if applies to the latest version (2.6) but i hardly play Pokemon at all so i couldn't say from experience :D
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these are the optimal settings-
Emulation Speed/LCD Refresh: Unlimited MHz-Disaster, 10%
Reset/Startup Entrypoint: Start Cartridge directly
Video Output: 24bit True Color
GBA Mode: VGA (poppy bright)
GBA Cartridge Backup Media: Auto
NDS Cartridge Backup Media: Flash 512KBytes
Solar Sensor Level: Bright Sunlight
Sound Output Mode: Digital Mono (fast)
Sound Desired Sample Rate: Low (10kHz) (fast)
"12) No$GBA is constantly crashing.
While the exact cause is not known, people have attributed it to:
* The "Emulation Speed/LCD Refresh" Setting
* Changing sound modes
* Graphics Drivers (My system doesn't like No$GBA and Catalyst 7.4)"
hope that helps a little.... im not sure if applies to the latest version (2.6) but i hardly play Pokemon at all so i couldn't say from experience :D
EDIT:
these are the optimal settings-
Emulation Speed/LCD Refresh: Unlimited MHz-Disaster, 10%
Reset/Startup Entrypoint: Start Cartridge directly
Video Output: 24bit True Color
GBA Mode: VGA (poppy bright)
GBA Cartridge Backup Media: Auto
NDS Cartridge Backup Media: Flash 512KBytes
Solar Sensor Level: Bright Sunlight
Sound Output Mode: Digital Mono (fast)
Sound Desired Sample Rate: Low (10kHz) (fast)
well then try to get the latest version of no$gba or the previous version and see if it works because the 2.5c version has different settings and is running fine but i still suggest you get the 2.6 version instead cause a lot of gamers said its working brilliant and there has been no complains
[quote author=rutul link=topic=33522.msg162408#msg162408 date=1198886752]
can u give me the download link for no$gba v2.6plzzzzzzzzzzzz
I dont got paypal thing in my country
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Any links posted will be removed, especially seeing that this version will be made available free in time anyway.
can u give me the download link for no$gba v2.6plzzzzzzzzzzzz
I dont got paypal thing in my country
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Any links posted will be removed, especially seeing that this version will be made available free in time anyway.