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Forums - Nintendo Discussion - DSi NO MPS3 playback WTF!!!

jake_the_fake1 on 04 April 2009
11ht11 said:
jake_the_fake1 said:

Take a look at the PSP, you put music into the music folder, and it works....this is how simple it should be to put music on the DSi....Nintendo is suppose to be about simplicity and how anyone can do it....and here they are going backwards and not caring.

 

not WMA

 

I was refereding to MP3 format, it's the standard for the mass market, and it's a standard format among all cosumer devices, excluding a small few which include the DSi.



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alfredofroylan on 04 April 2009

... People actually are going to use this as a music device???



NeoGohan on 04 April 2009

Homebrew is the answer





jake_the_fake1 on 04 April 2009
alfredofroylan said:
... People actually are going to use this as a music device???

 

it has the feature, and its advertised, so of course their will be people using it for music, or at least attempting to.



JRPG on 04 April 2009
alfredofroylan said:
... People actually are going to use this as a music device???

 

Just like the PSP eh?



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supermario128 on 04 April 2009

I was kind of mad about that as well.




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jake_the_fake1 on 04 April 2009
JRPG said:
alfredofroylan said:
... People actually are going to use this as a music device???

 

Just like the PSP eh?

 

I use my PSP for music, so what's your point?



JRPG on 04 April 2009
jake_the_fake1 said:
JRPG said:
alfredofroylan said:
... People actually are going to use this as a music device???

 

Just like the PSP eh?

 

I use my PSP for music, so what's your point?

Then you might use the DSi for music.

 



scottie on 04 April 2009

It's a little bit annoying, but should be no inconvenience.

Ignoring the fact that your music should already be in AAC form, then just go to Itunes, convert it, and enjoy the gigs of free harddrive space it will save you, at no reduced quality



supermario128 on 04 April 2009
scottie said:
It's a little bit annoying, but should be no inconvenience.

Ignoring the fact that your music should already be in AAC form, then just go to Itunes, convert it, and enjoy the gigs of free harddrive space it will save you, at no reduced quality

 

AAC files are smaller than MP3?




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