In order to provide users with as much information as possible, the Dolphin website hosts a wiki with thousands of pages dedicated to games and various features of the emulator.

What it does is allows you to download .GCI saves from say, gamefaqs, and convert them to usable Dolphin Memcards.


Note that I haven't tested it as I have no GCMs/ISOs. I have a memory card loaded into slot A and my old saves can be read just fine, but there's a problem with writing new saves. I woke up the next morning and wanted to play some more Pokemon and I loaded the game into Dolphin and it gave me this: ( https://gyazo.com/60806d80aab841ea49c2b5c699b3c522 ) and was stuck like that. I try to continue without saving, or formatting the card, but it just gives me the same message. Both the game and program work fine with one exception, the rom file (I think). Then, just save normally using the game. You can follow and read this tutorial for setup dolphin emulator.

I tried to delete ePSXe folder, but somehow the configuration was still recalled as soon as I completed the re-install process, and memory cards wasn't still working. import the downloaded.RAW, select the savefile you want to have in …

Other Unix-like systems (such as FreeBSD) may work but are not officially supported. when booting up tales of symphonia, I get a message that the memory card is corrupt and it needs to be formatted. Dolphin can store data to a virtual SD card named sd.raw. If it's a.raw file (or.gcp) do this: Open Dolphin And open the Memory Card Manager under Tools. and are your memory cards in "my documents"/dolphin emulator/gc/ ?

If you don’t know how to setup dolphin emulator memory card.
I recently downloaded Dolphin 5.0 to play Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness and had played over 4 hours before eventually closing the emulator and shutting my computer off for the night. By default, it will be created with the size of 128MB. Today I wanted to show you how to emulate Gamecube games in RetroArch using the experimental Dolphin Emulator core. Well I recently downloaded Dolphin (the gamecube emulator) and and a rom file of the Zelda Wind Waker game. (05-29-2017, 09:30 PM) Craftyawesome Wrote: There is no reason to use 5.0-321 except for smash netplay, and that uses cheats instead of memory cards. Even with a decade of work, Dolphin isn't a perfect emulator. I'm trying to get access to some of the values in the memory of an emulation of Smash Bros Melee running in Dolphin. The games recognize that said memory card exists and do the "Saving to memory card slot A" thing and complete that just fine, but the yellow dolphin "wrote contents to slot A" never pops up and when I shut down the game and boot it back up the save is gone.

If your computer doesn’t have any memory port for your dolphin memory card then you can use your computer’s internal memory. This means you may encounter various issues that range from minor sound or graphics defects to game breaking errors and crashes. I think this is the default setting so you most likely already have this configured. As well, Dolphin runs on Android 5.0 and up on 64-bit Android devices. I'm not too sure what this will do but it might allow it to work on some level or rebuild itself according to the emulator. To save the in-game way, first make sure you have a memory card configured. Operating systems are required to be 64-bit to run Dolphin. In Dolphin, click the Config button at the top, go to Gamecube, and make sure Slot A is set to Memory Card.

Been working on it on and off and it's much more dynamic, should work. Drag and drop mksdcard file into the command window for the full directory pointing to mkscard. Since I'm … Not to mention running an interpreter as huge shaders is not exactly easy on the GPU, and many were afraid that all that work might not even run full speed on current video cards." The thing is, my memory card isn't working, yesterday I was playing and everything was ok but today, after updating, the memory card isn't working. When I start playing the game it tells me that my gamecube memory card is corrupted and suggests I format the memory card, but also warns me that doing so will delete all previous data. Then go into your user folder (usually in documents>dolphin emulator) and find the folder called GameSettings.

The virtual SD card has important use for homebrew apps on Dolphin. I also tried moving the memory cards to a different folder but it just makes a new one. It wasn't so easy to do, 'cause even by deleting the savestates and rebooting the game, the memory card saving process didn't work anyway. Or rather, other than Smash netplay, there's no reason to prefer 5.0-321 in particular over any other version. if so make sure dolphin is closed and go to "my documents"\Dolphin Emulator\Config\ and either delete Dolphin.ini (resets all main settings) or open Dolphin.ini and remove the lines that start with MemcardAPath MemcardBPath don't config the memcard from within dolphin and simply attempt to save in a game