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I'm no developer, i'm just a stubborn guy who refused to give up and put 6hrs into this. I might check back here soon if i remember but keep one thing in mind.

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I've tried it on my stationary PC and one of my laptops, works like a charm! Just a very little amount of sound distortions when connecting the GBA in-game but when it's connected all works fine. Could be that it reacts differently elsewhere. I've only tested the link with the one game i wanted it for (right now). But just google it and you'll find it somewhere Ofc like all others i say that you will need a GBA Bios file to make this work, with the character sensitive extention BAT. Unlike many posts in the 'unstable connection' with many VBA-M versions you do not have to keep turning the link off and on all the time, I keep the setting on You will always seem to have an error message when starting the application if you've previously had Local Mode turned on at all, it does not seem to affect anything. Options->Link->Type->GameCube Link->Local Mode Game Boy Advance-> Use Bios File Link->Link at Boot <- I've not seen this do any difference at all Keep in mind four settings to make it work. The application (for Windows) in the list is VisualBoyAdvance-M-WX-2.0.0-beta I'm running Dolphin version 5.0 right now and with the VBA-M-WX it's working perfectly with the link between GBA and Dolphin! The timing-problem being the issue between VBA-M and Dolphin. So i've been trying tons of fixes with single and multiple PCs. Hey i just joined the forum to make this one post. although, it works through the file menu instead. Make sure that you have permission to do this by the network administrator, otherwise you might get in trouble!ĮDIT: the latest version works in a similar way.

The GBA bios should load, which will then initiate the link to Dolphinĭepending on the specifications of your computer, there may be some speed issues which can easily be fixed with a bit of tweaking in the settings of each emulator.įOR FUN: I'd suggest trying to play Legend of Zelda: Four Sword Adventures through a LAN or WLAN (like a school/college network) and see how that works for you.

Go to 'File - Open GBA.' and select 'gba_bios.bin'.

Set the IP address to the same one as your computer (run ipconfig in Command Prompt to check for this), Enable Joybus Connection and click OK.

Go to 'Options - Link -> Joybus Options.'.

Select the location of 'gba_bios.bin', tick enable and click OK.

Open the emulator, go to 'Options - Emulator -> BIOS Files.'.

Then load either of the following games mentioned above (you need the Tingle Tuner from Tingle on Windfall Island in WindWaker to use the GBA function).

Change the 1st port from Standard Controller to GBA (2nd port if you're playing WindWaker).

enter the configuration menu and select the Gamecube tab (with latest versions, you will need to go to the controller configuration)

Once you've got 'gba_bios.bin', put it in the same folder as VBA-M.

As it's against 'Da Rules' of the forum and copyrighted property of Nintendo, I will not be providing a download for 'gba_bios.bin' (you'll have to use a search engine, like Google to find it or dump it from your actual Gameboy Advance or a Nintendo DS using Homebrew).

Then extract them to separate folders using file archiver utility (like either WinRAR, WinZip or 7-Zip).

Download Dolphin from the official site here and VBA-M from here.

#Dolphin emulator download tutorial software#

use either Wine or virtualization software (such as either VMWare or VirtualBox).

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This tutorial will be for Windows only, if you're using another operating system.