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Since no$gba runs fine why dont you download the no$zoomer utility to make the screen bigger

Let's just say this problem is very.. rare
so it hasn't really been looked into or solved

You can also try NRage's plugin instead of Jabo's it's more compatible with adapters n crap like that from my experience

Dolphin right? To my knowledge the sound issue still hasn't been completely fixed, bit it has gotten better. Are you using the LLE plugin

There is no choppiness if your system can run LLE full...

umm try this.. Framelimit Off + Audio Throttle checked, orrr Framelimit Auto + Audio Throttle unchecked

A flash drive lol

Lol these posts make me laugh. People have no idea how emulation works, they just expect things to be served to them on a silver platter.

Yup there's NO$GBA or Desmume

A 3DS Emulator isn't realistically possible right now, and won't be for years to come.

Pokemon 3D looks cool, I'm waiting for the final version to release.

Go to the NO$GBA site, it has some AR codes to fix freezing, black screen, and all that junk.

You'll get quicker answers at www.pj64-emu.com

its compressed just extract the file..

Did you switch computers or something?

What that means is it's incompatible with your graphics hardware or drivers. Try updating the drivers for your graphics card. If that doesn't work you could...

Not the case, I've played Pokemon Black on 2.6a. Granted it was a bit glitchy, but still completely playable. There's patches on the main site.

First off, the Emulator is the program that you play the game in, so Pokemon Black & White Emulator doesn't make sense. Anyway, I suggest using NO$GBA 2.6a.

This is common when it comes to Dolphin. Save states are very unstable with most games and I'm afraid the issue can't be avoided. I recommend saving in-game instead of using save states.

I'm afraid the Mac version of VBA doesn't have an "Import Battery" option, so you basically can't.

PJ64 doesn't work out on Mac. You'd need to use sixtyforce or Mupen64, but I doubt it would be the same outcome.

Yes I'm aware of the patch, but in most cases switching to Flash 128k does the trick and the patch isn't needed. Looks like you're one of the few that needed the patch. The sound problem could be...

Save files are stored somewhere in the VBA folder (ends with .sa1 I believe). If switching to Flash 128k made it work properly, then don't worry about it.

You could try MacBoyAdvance. Boycott is old and doesn't get updated anymore.

Make sure you save in-game instead of using save states. You want a battery save (.sav file). There should be an import battery option on the PC VBA, which you can use to transfer the Mac .sav to the...

VisualBoyAdvance is the most popular and noob-friendly GB/GBA emulator out there. Completely safe.

Make sure to delete any save files that it might have made, then change the save type to Flash 128k and try again.

That's odd. Just keep trying (1.82a). Remember to extract it with winRAR into the Project64 plugins folder. It won't work until 1.82a is available as an input plugin.