I put my SD card into the computer ( my trusty compy) and downloaded a lot of songs. When I put it in my DSi it says can't find compatible songs. Anyone know why?
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I put my SD card into the computer ( my trusty compy) and downloaded a lot of songs. When I put it in my DSi it says can't find compatible songs. Anyone know why?
you're probably trying to use them as MP3s, the DSi only plays AAC
if you're using iTunes go to preferences and you can convert them to AAC very easily
if not just google and MP3 to AAC software converter its a fairly simple and easy process
you're probably trying to use them as MP3s, the DSi only plays AAC
if you're using iTunes go to preferences and you can convert them to AAC very easily
if not just google and MP3 to AAC software converter its a fairly simple and easy process
What if I'm using Windows Media Player????you're probably trying to use them as MP3s, the DSi only plays AAC
if you're using iTunes go to preferences and you can convert them to AAC very easily
if not just google and MP3 to AAC software converter its a fairly simple and easy process
What if I'm using Windows Media Player???? The DSi should have come with software for converting the MP3's check out the rest of the contents of the box.Just download iTunes. It will make your life easier.
I had all my songs converted and put on an SD card like a week before the launch. I just popped it in and played some music.
^^Ah, no. The DSi does not come with software for converting. Do you even have one? I found it easy to use Itunes(which is free) to convert files to AAC format. Works just fine for me.Writer1983
If you actually can read right he said it "should have come with" not meaning it actaully does but nintendo should have put it in there.
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