So I'm having an issue with my bluetooth official nintendo SNES controller (plugged in or through blutooth) It detects the controller and all the correct key presses on the controller while binding them in mGBA but when I got to use the controller on a game like wario land 4 the controller is constantly going left and I can't do anything about it. I've tested my xbox series X controller and it works completely flawlessly, and I've tested the SNES controller on other emulators like dolphin and it works fine there. Any solutions?

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I’ve been trying to use the emerald encounter code but it’s doesn’t always work I’m trying to get beldum but I’ve only gotten it to appear twice I’ve tried everything I can think of

I'm playing on o.10.2 playing on more then capable windows 10 PC whenever I try to go fullscreen a little more than half the time the program just freezes for a second on a black screen and then closes itself. Any help is much appreciated thank you

I'm considering getting a Retroid, which is an android handheld emulator and want to use a GBA emulator and MGBA seems to be an option. I am wondering if all my saves will carry over from my Vita version of MGBA to the Retroid MGBA Any ideas?

Running 0.10.2, every time I try to rewind, it will jump back the number of frames I've set for the rewind all at once, then stop. Is there any way to jump back more steps?

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to use an ereader rom to inject the dlc into my copy of pokemon ruby, however whenever I load the ereader rom in the multiplayer window, the game runs at ~6000-10000 fps. I haven't been able to find a way slow the rom down and it can read ereader code while its running so fast. I tried swapping the roms, ereader on the first window and ruby on the 2nd, and ruby didn't speed up like the ereader does. This would be a solution however I believe ereader injection is one way, mimicing how link cables are one way as well. Has anyone had this bug before and found a fix or does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks!

i added the wrong folder to the library and cant find a way to remove it.

right clicking does nothing

tried uploading a screenshot in the attached files and it wont let me in png or jpeg

I'm not at all well-versed in these things, so I'm sure I must've done something wrong, but the D-pad on Pizza Boy doesn't work when I start a new game with that new version (my old save from patch 1.1 doesn't work with this patch 1.2).
When I tap the D-pad on the screen nothing happens, but the Start, A, and B buttons work. I haven't changed any settings from their defaults.

The old patch 1.1 save file works just fine. 
For reference, I linked the video where SmithPlays talked about the new patch below. 

https://youtu.be/7ojafJ5Xg4U?si=0l5YksObq778Lldx
If I'm doing something wrong, or if you have idea how to fix it, please let me know.

Alright, here is my problem. Again, I apologize, I am positive this has been brought up before. I play on a modded GameCube using Picoboot and Swiss. I have emgba.dol on the root of my sd card. The app works fine, games run fantastic, but my issue is saving. Games will state saves were successful, and a .sav file is even created, but after opening the game again after the system is turned off, the save files aren't there. So, I loaded mgba on my pc, played for 10 minutes, created a save file, moved the save to my gamecube SD card, and booted it up. Cool, the save appears when I open the game. I play for a bit, save, and shut off the console. Upon reopening the game later, the save file is there, but no new data was written to it during my session on the console. It is still where I stopped on pc. I am assuming the gamecube emgba isn't writing new data, and can only read data. That is just my guess. I don't know what to do, and I need help. I am sorry if this was obvious or is a frequent question.

Hi, guys! I have a question, maybe one of you could be the one who will solve my problem 😉
Is it possible to retrieve or read data from the RAM of a GBA while it's still on (through a custom link cable or other hardware, for example, possibly cartswapping)? Example: I fled from a Pokémon, but I want to recover or read its 100-byte data still present in RAM (let's assume I have not initiated a new Pokémon battle nor turned off the system). In a few words, can I "RAM watch" my GBA (without turning it off or making a trade, that would wipe out the wild Pokémon data from memory) in the same way you can do it on mGBA? Let me know! A money prize will be awarded for the eventual problem solver 😎.
P.S.: Possible theoretical way to do it (https://youtu.be/yZ3_5nhSzi0?si=Sho4hEwvgnVa1p4X)