Hi everyone,
I just got my Open Pandora in the mail a little over a week ago and the thing is freakin awesome. Its exactly what I was hoping it would be.
I've been looking around for an answer to this so forgive me if I've passed over any relevant posts/articles. I had been emulating (using snes9x) on my PC for some time before receiving my Pandora. I was hoping to just pick up on those saved games where I left off.
However, when I move the ROMs from my PC to my SD card and start them up on the snes9x4p on the Pandora, the ROMs are blank in terms of saved games. If I pop the SD card into my PC and boot up the ROM directly from the SD card, I can see the saves there, but for some reason not on the pandora. Is this because the emulators are incompatible or something? Can't seem to find much info on this.
Likewise, I tried moving my save states into what I thought was the approriate appdata folder on my SD card and that didn't seem to do anything either.
Any pointers in the right direction would be extremely appreciated. Thanks y'all.
I just got my Open Pandora in the mail a little over a week ago and the thing is freakin awesome. Its exactly what I was hoping it would be.
I've been looking around for an answer to this so forgive me if I've passed over any relevant posts/articles. I had been emulating (using snes9x) on my PC for some time before receiving my Pandora. I was hoping to just pick up on those saved games where I left off.
However, when I move the ROMs from my PC to my SD card and start them up on the snes9x4p on the Pandora, the ROMs are blank in terms of saved games. If I pop the SD card into my PC and boot up the ROM directly from the SD card, I can see the saves there, but for some reason not on the pandora. Is this because the emulators are incompatible or something? Can't seem to find much info on this.
Likewise, I tried moving my save states into what I thought was the approriate appdata folder on my SD card and that didn't seem to do anything either.
Any pointers in the right direction would be extremely appreciated. Thanks y'all.