LittleSoundDj - BackupGear

2010-05-15 02:32:04

Comparison for /Backup Gear of 2010-05-15 02:32:04 and 2010-05-20 19:40:35

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2010-03-27 02:39:50

Comparison for /Backup Gear of 2010-03-27 02:39:50 and 2010-05-15 02:32:04

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2010-03-24 14:25:55

Comparison for /Backup Gear of 2010-03-24 14:25:55 and 2010-03-27 02:39:50

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2010-01-13 08:09:40

Comparison for /Backup Gear of 2010-01-13 08:09:40 and 2010-03-24 14:25:55

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2010-01-07 18:19:40

Comparison for /Backup Gear of 2010-01-07 18:19:40 and 2010-01-13 08:09:40

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(The following note is about Supercard slot2 with 1.85 firmware:) On Supercard, Goomba alpha 6 is installed. It's a emulator that allowed to play Game Boy Classic and Game Boy Color rom. So you have to use the LSDjX_X_X_full_goomba on it. The Goomba version of LSDj do not allowed saving. The Alpha 6 version of goomba do not allowed saving too. To save you have to use the Supercard save function. First, you have to make a *.sav file. You can take a free *.sav file from a Game boy Advance game passed through the SC software. Rename this *.sav with the name of your LSDj *.gb file (for example: lsdj.gb -> lsdj.sav) and place them together on your SD card. Now, you can make your music. When you want to save your song, press L+R+A+Select and then A to save your song on the SC cartridge. Then, press L+R+Select+Start to go to the Supercard menu. Go to the “Saver” tab by pressing the right arrow. Choose your *.sav file with same name as your LSDj *.gb, and click A, and A again. Now, your song is written on the SD card. Each time you will load this LSDj *.gb, you will load the song too. If you want to make another song, you have to erase-overwrite your first song, or put on your SC card another *.gb of LSDj (for example LSDj2.gb + LSDj2.sav, LSDj3.gb + LSDj3.sav ... ), or put other LSDj *.gb (with there own *.sav) on differents folders. On a SD 2Go, the maximum capacity accepted by Supercard CF & SD, you can put around 2000 LSDj.gb with one song for each.

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(The following note is about Supercard slot2 with 1.85 firmware:) On Supercard, Goomba alpha 6 is installed. It's a emulator that allowed to play Game Boy Classic and Game Boy Color rom. So you have to use the LSDjX_X_X_full_goomba on it. The Goomba version of LSDj do not allowed saving. The Alpha 6 version of goomba do not allowed saving too. To save you have to use the Supercard save function. First, you have to make a *.sav file. You will find save.sav and nesfilename.sav on the root file of the SC software. You can take a free *.sav file from a Game boy Advance game passed through the SC software. Rename this *.sav with the name of your LSDj *.gb file (for example: lsdj.gb -> lsdj.sav) and place them together on your SD card. Now, you can make your music. When you want to save your song, press L+R+A+Select and then A to save your song on the SC cartridge. Then, press L+R+Select+Start to go to the Supercard menu. Go to the “Saver” tab by pressing the right arrow. Choose your *.sav file with same name as your LSDj *.gb, and click A, and A again. Now, your song is written on the SD card. Each time you will load this LSDj *.gb, you will load the song too. If you want to make another song, you have to erase-overwrite your first song, or put on your SC card another *.gb of LSDj (for example LSDj2.gb + LSDj2.sav, LSDj3.gb + LSDj3.sav ... ), or put other LSDj *.gb (with there own *.sav) on differents folders. On a SD 2Go, the maximum capacity accepted by Supercard CF & SD, you can put around 2000 LSDj.gb with one song for each.

2010-01-07 18:16:40

Comparison for /Backup Gear of 2010-01-07 18:16:40 and 2010-01-07 18:19:40

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(The following note is about Supercard slot2 with 1.85 firmware:) On Supercard, Goomba alpha 6 is installed. It's a emulator that allowed to play Game Boy Classic and Game Boy Color rom. So you have to use the LSDjX_X_X_full_goomba on it. The Goomba version of LSDj do not allowed saving. The Alpha 6 version of goomba do not allowed saving too. To save you have to use the Supercard save function. First, you have to make a *.sav file. You will find save.sav and nesfilename.sav on the root file of the SC software. You can take a free *.sav file from a Game boy Advance game passed through the SC software. Rename this *.sav with the name of your LSDj *.gb file (for example: lsdj.gb -> lsdj.sav) and place them together on your SD card. Now, you can make your music. When you want to save your song, press L+R+A+Select and then A to save your song on the SC cartridge. Then, press L+R+Select+Start to go to the Supercard menu. Go to the “Saver” tab by pressing the right arrow. Choose your *.sav file with same name as your LSDj *.gb, and click A, and A again. Now, your song is written on the SD card. Each time you will load this LSDj *.gb, you will load the song too. If you want to make another song, you have to erase-overwrite your first song, or put on your SC card another *.gb of LSDj (for example LSDj2.gb + LSDj2.sav, LSDj3.gb + LSDj3.sav ... ), or put other LSDj *.gb (with there own *.sav) on differents folders. On a SD 2Go, the maximum capacity accepted by Supercard CF & SD, you can put around 2000 LSDj.gb with one song for each.

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(The following note is about Supercard slot2 with 1.85 firmware:) On Supercard, Goomba alpha 6 is installed. It's a emulator that allowed to play Game Boy Classic and Game Boy Color rom. So you have to use the LSDjX_X_X_full_goomba on it. The Goomba version of LSDj do not allowed saving. The Alpha 6 version of goomba do not allowed saving too. To save you have to use the Supercard save function. First, you have to make a *.sav file. You will find save.sav and nesfilename.sav on the root file of the SC software. You can take a free *.sav file from a Game boy Advance game passed through the SC software. Rename this *.sav with the name of your LSDj *.gb file (for example: lsdj.gb -> lsdj.sav). Now, you can make your music. When you want to save your song, press L+R+A+Select and then A to save your song on the SC cartridge. Then, press L+R+Select+Start to go to the Supercard menu. Go to the “Saver” tab by pressing the right arrow. Choose your *.sav file with same name as your LSDj *.gb, and click A, and A again. Now, your song is written on the SD card. Each time you will load this LSDj *.gb, you will load the song too. If you want to make another song, you have to erase-overwrite your first song, or put on your SC card another *.gb of LSDj (for example LSDj2.gb + LSDj2.sav, LSDj3.gb + LSDj3.sav ... ), or put other LSDj *.gb on differents folders. On a SD 2Go, the maximum capacity accepted by Supercard CF & SD, you can put around 2000 LSDj.gb with one song for each.

2010-01-07 01:08:08

Comparison for /Backup Gear of 2010-01-07 01:08:08 and 2010-01-07 18:16:40

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(The following note is about Supercard slot2 with 1.85 firmware:) On Supercard, Goomba alpha 6 is installed. It's a emulator that allowed to play Game Boy Classic and Game Boy Color rom. So you have to use the LSDjX_X_X_full_goomba on it. The Goomba version of LSDj do not allowed saving. The Alpha 6 version of goomba do not allowed saving too. To save you have to use the Supercard save function. First, you have to make a *.sav file. You will find save.sav and nesfilename.sav on the root file of the SC software. You can take a free *.sav file from a Game boy Advance game passed through the SC software. Rename this *.sav with the name of your LSDj *.gb file (for example: lsdj.gb -> lsdj.sav). Now, you can make your music. When you want to save your song, press L+R+A+Select and then A to save your song on the SC cartridge. Then, press L+R+Select+Start to go to the Supercard menu. Go to the “Saver” tab by pressing the right arrow. Choose your *.sav file with same name as your LSDj *.gb, and click A, and A again. Now, your song is written on the SD card. Each time you will load this LSDj *.gb, you will load the song too. If you want to make another song, you have to erase-overwrite your first song, or put on your SC card another *.gb of LSDj (for example LSDj2.gb + LSDj2.sav, LSDj3.gb + LSDj3.sav ... ), or put other LSDj *.gb on differents folders. On a SD 2Go, the maximum capacity accepted by Supercard CF & SD, you can put around 2000 LSDj.gb with one song for each.

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(The following note is about Supercard slot2 with 1.85 firmware:) On Supercard, Goomba alpha 6 is installed. It's a emulator that allowed to play Game Boy Classic and Game Boy Color rom. So you have to use the LSDjX_X_X_full_goomba on it. The Goomba version of LSDj do not allowed saving. The Alpha 6 version of goomba do not allowed saving too. To save you have to use the Supercard save function. First, you have to make a *.sav file. You will find save.sav and nesfilename.sav on the root file of the SC software. You can take a free *.sav file from a Game boy Advance game passed through the SC software. Rename this *.sav with the name of your LSDj *.gb file (for example: lsdj.gb -> lsdj.sav). Now, you can make your music. When you want to save your song, press L+R+A+Select and then A to save your song on the SC cartridge. Then, press L+R+Select+Start to go to the Supercard menu. Go to the “Saver” tab by pressing the right arrow. Choose your *.sav file with same name as your LSDj *.gb, and click A, and A again. Now, your song is written on the SD card. Each time you will load this LSDj *.gb, you will load the song too. If you want to make another song, you have to erase-overwrite your first song, or put on your SC card another *.gb of LSDj (for example LSDj2.gb + LSDj2.asv, LSDj3.gb + LSDj3.sav ... ), or put other LSDj *.gb on differents folders. On a SD 2Go, the maximum capacity accepted by Supercard CF & SD, you can put around 2000 LSDj.gb with one song for each.

2010-01-07 01:05:34

Comparison for /Backup Gear of 2010-01-07 01:05:34 and 2010-01-07 01:08:08

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(The following note is about Supercard slot2 with 1.85 firmware:) On Supercard, Goomba alpha 6 is installed. It's a emulator that allowed to play Game Boy Classic and Game Boy Color rom. So you have to use the LSDjX_X_X_full_goomba on it. The Goomba version of LSDj do not allowed saving. The Alpha 6 version of goomba do not allowed saving too. To save you have to use the Supercard save function. First, you have to make a *.sav file. You will find save.sav and nesfilename.sav on the root file of the SC software. You can take a free *.sav file from a Game boy Advance game passed through the SC software. Rename this *.sav with the name of your LSDj *.gb file (for example: lsdj.gb -> lsdj.sav). Now, you can make your music. When you want to save your song, press L+R+A+Select and then A to save your song on the SC cartridge. Then, press L+R+Select+Start to go to the Supercard menu. Go to the “Saver” tab by pressing the right arrow. Choose your *.sav file with same name as your LSDj *.gb, and click A, and A again. Now, your song is written on the SD card. Each time you will load this LSDj *.gb, you will load the song too. If you want to make another song, you have to erase-overwrite your first song, or put on your SC card another *.gb of LSDj (for example LSDj2.gb + LSDj2.asv, LSDj3.gb + LSDj3.sav ... ), or put other LSDj *.gb on differents folders. On a SD 2Go, the maximum capacity accepted by Supercard CF & SD, you can put around 2000 LSDj.gb with one song for each.

Deletions:

(The following note is about Supercard slot2 with 1.85 firmware:) On Supercard, Goomba alpha 6 is installed. It's a emulator that allowed to play Game Boy Classic and Game Boy Color rom. So you have to use the LSDjX_X_X_full_goomba on it. The Goomba version of LSDj do not allowed saving. The Alpha 6 version of goomba do not allowed saving too. To save you have to use the Supercard save function. First, you have to make a *.sav file. You will find save.sav and nesfilename.sav on the root file of the SC software. You can take a free *.sav file from a Game boy Advance game passed through the SC software. Rename this *.sav with the name of your LSDj *.gb file (for example: lsdj.gb -> lsdj.sav). Now, you can make your music. When you want to save your song, press L+R+A+Select and then A to save your song on the SC cartridge. Then, press L+R+Select+Start to go to the Supercard menu. Go to the “Saver” tab by pressing the right arrow. Choose your *.sav file with same name as your LSDj *.gb, and click A, and A again. Now, your song is written on the SD card. Each time you will load this LSDj *.gb, you will load the song too. If you want to make another song, you have to erase-overwrite your first song, or put on your SC card another *.gb of LSDj (for example LSDj2.gb + LSDj2.asv, LSDj3.gb + LSDj3.sav ... ), or put other LSDj *.gb on differents folders. On a SD 2Go, the maximum capacity accepted by Supercard CF & SD, you can put around than 2000 LSDj.gb with one song for each.

2010-01-07 01:04:53

Comparison for /Backup Gear of 2010-01-07 01:04:53 and 2010-01-07 01:05:34

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'A:' Supercard is terrible. the CF stiking out of the cart, read to be removed by accident... The SD version is better.
(The following note is about Supercard slot2 with 1.85 firmware:) On Supercard, Goomba alpha 6 is installed. It's a emulator that allowed to play Game Boy Classic and Game Boy Color rom. So you have to use the LSDjX_X_X_full_goomba on it. The Goomba version of LSDj do not allowed saving. The Alpha 6 version of goomba do not allowed saving too. To save you have to use the Supercard save function. First, you have to make a *.sav file. You will find save.sav and nesfilename.sav on the root file of the SC software. You can take a free *.sav file from a Game boy Advance game passed through the SC software. Rename this *.sav with the name of your LSDj *.gb file (for example: lsdj.gb -> lsdj.sav). Now, you can make your music. When you want to save your song, press L+R+A+Select and then A to save your song on the SC cartridge. Then, press L+R+Select+Start to go to the Supercard menu. Go to the “Saver” tab by pressing the right arrow. Choose your *.sav file with same name as your LSDj *.gb, and click A, and A again. Now, your song is written on the SD card. Each time you will load this LSDj *.gb, you will load the song too. If you want to make another song, you have to erase-overwrite your first song, or put on your SC card another *.gb of LSDj (for example LSDj2.gb + LSDj2.asv, LSDj3.gb + LSDj3.sav ... ), or put other LSDj *.gb on differents folders. On a SD 2Go, the maximum capacity accepted by Supercard CF & SD, you can put around than 2000 LSDj.gb with one song for each.

Deletions:

'A:' Supercard is terrible. the CF stiking out of the cart, read to be removed by accident... The SD version is better. (The following note is about Supercard slot2 with 1.85 firmware:) On Supercard, Goomba alpha 6 is installed. It's a emulator that allowed to play Game Boy Classic and Game Boy Color rom. So you have to use the LSDjX_X_X_full_goomba on it. The Goomba version of LSDj do not allowed saving. The Alpha 6 version of goomba do not allowed saving too. To save you have to use the Supercard save function. First, you have to make a *.sav file. You will find save.sav and nesfilename.sav on the root file of the SC software. You can take a free *.sav file from a Game boy Advance game passed through the SC software. Rename this *.sav with the name of your LSDj *.gb file (for example: lsdj.gb -> lsdj.sav). Now, you can make your music. When you want to save your song, press L+R+A+Select and then A to save your song on the SC cartridge. Then, press L+R+Select+Start to go to the Supercard menu. Go to the “Saver” tab by pressing the right arrow. Choose your *.sav file with same name as your LSDj *.gb, and click A, and A again. Now, your song is written on the SD card. Each time you will load this LSDj *.gb, you will load the song too. If you want to make another song, you have to erase-overwrite your first song, or put on your SC card another *.gb of LSDj (for example LSDj2.gb + LSDj2.asv, LSDj3.gb + LSDj3.sav ... ), or put other LSDj *.gb on differents folders. On a SD 2Go, the maximum capacity accepted by Supercard CF & SD, you can put around than 2000 LSDj.gb with one song for each.