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pivotman wrote:is there any site that sells them for 10 dollars tho?

You would probably have to buy in bulk to get it down that low. Or it could be like the OLPC and you can not get one at all easily.

I asked neoflash bout the gba cart thing too, but what I meant was I asked BB bout the possibility of a N64 cart but he just ignored me. Didn't read your post correctly, sorry. I wouldn't bug him about it, the NES and SNES PowerPaks seem to drain alot of his money so he might be a bit wary about a ...

I asked but he did not give a responce, its dose come with a 512mbit GBA flash cart though so u can play everything with just the cart, buts is slower and obviously u can't put as much on it at once. I also don't trust NEO flash I have had bad experiences with them in the past, and when I did when ...

yeah its pretty lame that in order to use it the way I would want to, (with micro-schc) I would have to buy an overpriced neo2 to go along with it. That the main thing keeping me form considering it, that and $200 is too expencive to the N64 cart alone. I want one as well but needing a GBA cart to ...

After seeing this I would not be surprised if they made a mp3 player it would use those GBA carts for storage.

Explains why it worked for me then.

Just tested it out then with a fresh install of foobar2000 (0.9.6.9) and the newest version of Game Emu Player(not at home so I am forced to use XP). Worked fine for me with the music from kevtris's post (nice work by the way). You sure you put foo_gep.dll into components?

If it helps at all the ones I have replaced pins for are Australian (PAL MTL).

It has never happened to me when I have installed new 72 pin connectors.

where do I put the dll? I tried the plugins folder, and the main wimamp folder, and it didn't work when the dll was in either of them

It's on the foobar2000 homepage. I wonder why?

Thanks for the answer. I will desolder it tomorrow then (need to get a 25W Soldering Iron).

I was just about to take the CPU out of my NES in readiness for when my CopyNES arrives but I have come across a problem. The installation guide tells you to desolder the CPU (2A03), since I have a PAL NES (Australian) the CPU is labelled 2A07. Will this matter in the operation of the CopyNES?

Works now. Thanks for the update.

The script ran on Windows XP(Pthyon Version 2.6.4) and created .savs. I tried it on Debian Testing but the version of Python Debian Testing installs by default was too old (2.5.4).