DS Emulator

Kehliah Posted messages 11 Status Member -  
 miaou -
Hello,

I downloaded 3 DS emulators.
But unfortunately, all three only work in ENGLISH and I can't change the language.

However, the downloaded ROMs are supposed to be in French! :/

HELP ME PLEASE
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4 answers

  1. guiforce Posted messages 4 Status Member 11
     
    Take winds pro at this address: https://winds.fr.malavida.com/ you will have 3 emulators but use no$gba x2 and to set it to French go to options, emulation setup, in reset/startup entrypoint set gba bios (Nintendo logos) then in options click save option and go to file and reset cartridge this will take you to the DS screen and you will be able to change the language in the DS options. Then go back to options, emulation setup, in reset/startup entrypoint set start cartridge directly. do a reset (file and reset cartridge) and the game will be in French, perfect quality and every time you open no$gba x2 the DS screen will come up and you just have to set direct cartridge directly and do a reset and it will work
    IMPORTANT
    when you adjust the options don't forget to click OK
    AND if I'm not mistaken you should have this image on the control screen (there are several versions of winds pro) http://static.sftcdn.net/br/scrn/69000/69342/3_winds-pro-001.jpg
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    1. miaou
       
      Thank you very much.
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  2. guiforce Posted messages 4 Status Member 11
     
    Oops, each time you'll have to set French back in the DS options before starting cartridge directly and resetting.
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  3. vincent41095
     
    Here is the method to set WinDS Pro to French written out:

    1. Start WinDS Pro
    2. Select No$Gba 2x
    3. Go to Options > Emulation Setup > Reset/Startup Entrypoint
    4. Select the GBA BIOS option (Nintendo Logo)
    5. Click "Ok"
    6. Go to Options > Save Options > Ok
    7. Go to File > Reset Cartridge
    8. Go to Options > Pink Button > Planet > French > Confirm
    9. Go to Options > Emulation Setup > Reset/Startup Entrypoint
    10. Select Start Cartridge
    11. Click Ok
    12. Go to Files > Reset Cartridge

    Not explicit enough???

    Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTIdEiOrtfk
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    1. melye44 Posted messages 98 Status Member
       
      It's just for the professional, I've got the short version...)= I'm in deep trouble -_-"
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  4. Mehdi-animaleur-crossingueur
     
    Oh, thank you so much, but do you happen to have the same trick for WINDS PRO DSI 2.0?
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