Hacking Transfer save to emuNAND based off new format?

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So basically I downgraded my system and formatted it, and my 9.4 emuNAND is based off that original format. I backed up my old NAND and save games, and injected them into another SD card. Now I can boot into the emuNAND of my secondary SD card and use my old pokemon Y game and saves just fine. I'd like to move them to my new SD card with a new emuNAND, or at least just the save. Is this possible?
 

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Use SaveDataFiler to export old-SD's all the saves, copy them to new-SD, then import the saves with new-SD's SaveDataFiler.
 

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