11ht11 said:
not WMA |
11ht11 said:
not WMA |
But my collection is FLAC, what should i do???
Seriously, Nintendo didn't lie about it, they showed the features and they didn't list MP3, there's a way though, it's called homebrew, they already cracked the DSi block, it's only a matter of time for full apps in motion...
Personally, i only use the DS for games, i play my music in my Nokia, PSP or MP3 player...
Someone didnt do their research.....
Honestly I thought everyone knew this already.
I know its annoying too but if you know how to convert its not that big of a problem. The way Nintendo sees it is that most people who buy music LEGALLY use iTunes and its already in that format. I understand its an annoyance but not a big one imo.
Plus....DO YOUR RESEARCH.
Will probably never use this for music playback but out of curiosity does it support WMA? 98% of my music is WMA and 2% MP3.
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tuoyo said: Will probably never use this for music playback but out of curiosity does it support WMA? 98% of my music is WMA and 2% MP3. |
no, the only supported formats are MP4, M4A, and 3gp
Good God people, MP3's are 1998. This is 2009.
The major online distributor of music distributes in...wait for it:
MP4! That's right, AAC.
What is the issue with converting your old MP3's to MP4's in i-tunes or another program? Is it so hard to highlight them, and press a button that says "convert"?
My complaint is that I can't seem to find where to put the vinyl records into the DSi. It says it plays music, but there is nothing in the instructions about lp's. :(
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Shanobi said: Good God people, MP3's are 1998. This is 2009. The major online distributor of music distributes in...wait for it: MP4! That's right, AAC. What is the issue with converting your old MP3's to MP4's in i-tunes or another program? Is it so hard to highlight them, and press a button that says "convert"? My complaint is that I can't seem to find where to put the vinyl records into the DSi. It says it plays music, but there is nothing in the instructions about lp's. :( |
Okay I understand Nintendo's decision if it doesn't want to pay for royalties but what I don't understand is why so many people seem to think everyone should just be happy converting all their music when they are already in the format which is standard. You say this is not 1998. Well I started ripping all my cds to WMA format back in 1998 so I could listen on an mp3 player. I love Windows Media and its ripping tools. I also downloaded a bit from Napster back then so picked up a few MP3s. Since 1998 any new CD I bought I would rip with Windows Media. So I have 10 years worth of ripped WMA. For others it would be 10 years worth of MP3s.
I'm not interested in playing music on DSi but if I did I wouldn't want to convert 10 years worth of music because it is now 2009 and a new format has surfaced.
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AAC >> MP3
MP3 is just the consumer catchy name for "compressed" music - something that stores a lot of music in a small size. A lot of MP3 players - and files - don't actually use the MP3 codec at all.
Its a bit like saying "Quicktime movies" --> which actually means most internal codecs.
Still - I know what people are saying. They *could* have included MP3 playback as well - it wouldn't have hurt to add the extra codec for support. I wouldn't be shocked to see some MP3 Jukebox DSi software at some point...
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Maynard_Tool said:
sucks to be you mate =
It's not even that bad. Just transform all ur music in iTunes. Doesn't take that long |
:P
Should support the most commonly used format i agree though.
just use itunes to make the songs AAC
but still, there's no reason why not to support both
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