Same here on my end. Stable 0.6.3 has slight audio crackling in Golden Sun. It's audible when the music hits the high notes. Feels bad. Can only imagine what that's like for the dev.
Homebrew [PSA] The lastest mGBA nightly runs pretty fast.
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To all people having issues with the latest nightlies of 0.6.3, please redirect all your issues and problem to the mGBA forum here:
https://forums.mgba.io/showthread.php?tid=4609
I took the liberty of opening up a thread about the issue, if you guys could jump in and detail the problems/corroborate them, that'd be better.
https://forums.mgba.io/showthread.php?tid=4609
I took the liberty of opening up a thread about the issue, if you guys could jump in and detail the problems/corroborate them, that'd be better.
Care to open the issue too directly at the github? I dunno whether it's better to reply on one of the older closed issues that dealt with the popping noise in v0.6.2.
You mean for the popping issue in Golden Sun?
We first have to be sure that it is not a 3DS-specific problem to begin with.
If you can replicate that issue in any of the other ports, then it should be filled as a Github issue, in the meantime it is better to contribute to that thread to further cement the issues presented right now.
Others reporting popping for GB(C) games. It seemed the issue was platform broad and not 3DS specific. In v0.6.2 stable, I noticed the audio in Pokemon Blue & Red DX hacks; this release also broke a lot of sprites for other games too. Mine as described, at least for G.S., was more crackling.
I would be willing to go on a bug finding binge for mGBA at a later date after a cool down period away from my 3DS. I've done enough debugging for other homebrews this past month lol.
Oh I see.
Then yeah the regression did have some issues.
I could only suggest to keep track of the thread I posted, and fill in endrift with whatever problem you come across there, instead in a GitHub issue.
endrift usually replies daily in the forum, so it should be fairly quickly to let the dev know about the problem there.
even without BIOS most games should at least load, try with the BIOS though, it has way better compatibility with it
i have put both bios gba and gbc inside mgba folder and nope nothing trying megaman battle network games btw.
Uninstall the mGBA cia with FBI and delete the mGBA folder found on the root of your SD card; take whatever roms you got in there and relocate them somewhere else. Try reinstalling the latest stable release.
i tryed stable one first and same deal then i tryed the nightly one and same exact thing.
Did you delete the mGBA folder on the SD card? It has the config.ini and log files in there whenever you install and setup mGBA. Something might have went wrong going from a stable release to nightly with the config file.
It could also be the rom themselves. Do you have a desktop version of mGBA to verify the roms work?
There couId a number of reasons why mGBA is not working for you. I'll try the latest nightly build to see if perhaps the cia version is borked. BRB.
Edit - I'm back. The latest nightly works.
Try pressing (X) > Configure > Autoload state ... Off.
There might have been changes in the mGBA internal bios that makes old savestates incompatible for nightly.
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Is your luma CFW on the latest Version? Your Version could be outdated. I´m just guessing, i´m not sure if you need the latest Firmware.
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Hm.. Me too. And my luma version is 8.1.1. My games are in a folder called MGBA.
Edit: You could ask Endrift for help. There is a Issue Thread for mGBA Version 0.6.3 over at mgba.io.
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