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Message: <blockquote data-quote="larvi" data-source="post: 660875" data-attributes="member: 43251">@FASTI removed the ssk files and still have the issue, although I like the non-skinned look a lot better so I think I'll keep it <img src="http://gbatemp.net/vanilla/emoticons/smile.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />.  Just to give you an idea what I'm seeing here's a couple of small before and after screen caps of my explorer:Before:<img src="http://home.alltel.net/jthieme/ezbug%20before.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />After:<img src="http://home.alltel.net/jthieme/ezbug%20after.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />As for Win98 and video editing it does have some limitations, i.e. 1GB memory max and 4GB file size max but I actually do quite a bit of capturing/video editing in 98.   I have a Canopus ADVC-300 external capture device and although it claims not to work with 98, it works great.   I've also found Ulead's Video Studio v9 to be one of the more stable video editors in Win98 (newer version don't support it anymore unfortunately).   But XP is definitely better for larger video projects, no argument there.@sidneyA lot of us were users of EZ GBA products and compared to the competition back then the EZ products were much better quality than a lot of the competition, I had some real stinkers of GBA carts (cough XG Flash) and found my EZ 2 to be far and away the best that I owned.   I do have a Super Card slot 2 card too and would definitely recommend it as well for non-GBA usage, but it's also had some compatibility problems that have required 3rd party patches.  Harvest moon is one of the examples that needed a patch that was developed by someone else than the SC team if I remember correctly.To me though, 100% compatibility isn't a big deal.  I buy the commercial carts of the game I'm interested in and use flash cards as tools to enhance my gaming experience, i.e. I can copy and backup saves, play the Japansese versions of certain games before the US versions come out, and apply translation and other patches to games.   And as long as the card can do that I look at other aspects such as build quality, I want a card that will still be working in 5 years as my EZ 2 still is.  The advantage for me of the EZ4 over the SuperCard is the hardware save whereas SC writes to the flash media everytime you save which takes much longer.  Try saving in pokemon and you will see what I mean, in fact the EZ4 save faster than the pokemon retail carts.</blockquote>

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