Change Saved File Type in the VBA Emulator

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You're watching VisiHow. This is a tutorial on how to change the saved file extension in the VisualBoyAdvance emulator. In the previous tutorial, we set up various paths for the emulator.

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   To begin, open the VisualBoyAdvance emulator by double-clicking it

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   There is an emulator icon on the desktop in this video. You may have the program saved in a different location.

   

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   Once the emulator has been loaded, click "Options" in the menu at the top of this window

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   In the menu, click "Emulator"

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   Then, move the cursor to "Save Type"

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   In the "Save Type" expanded menu, you will see several options. The first option is "Automatic". This type is recommended if you don't know what type of saved game file your game should have.

   

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   If you know the file type you need, you can click "EEPROM", "SRAM", "Flash", "EEPROM+Sensor", or "None"

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   You can also click the additional options

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   Those are "Flash 64K" and "Flash 128K". "Flash 128K" is useful if you have modified your ROM file, which would require more memory. Choose the save type according to your preference, and then enjoy the game.

   

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This has been a VisiHow tutorial on how to change the saved game file type in the VisualBoyAdvance emulator. If you're having trouble changing the saved game file type in PPSSPP, then simply leave your questions, comments, or suggestions in the area below; and we'll do our best to get back to you. Thanks for choosing VisiHow! Have a great day!

See more tutorials on the VisualBoyAdvance emulator:

• Change Window Size
• Record Sounds
• Set Process Priority
• Motion Sensor Controls
• The "Frameskip" Option
• Run in Background
• VBA File Association
• Taking Screenshots
• Load Saved State Shortcut
• Vsync
• Autofire
• Show Clock
• Turn Sound On or Off
• Set Folders

If you have problems with any of the steps in this article, please ask a question for more help, or post in the comments section below.

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