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How to Put AAC music files onto a Nintendo DSi with an SD card

Sep 7, 2010 10:26 PM
Media player interface displaying a list of audio files.

Did you know that your Nintendo DSi can play music from SD cards? Well it can, and since the flow of new games for it has slowed to a trickle that's a good thing. This video will show you how you can load AAC format music files onto an SD card, then load and play them on your DSi. Now if you want, you can download music to your dsi from your PC.

From the Creator:

Instructions

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1. Go into iTunes and go to your music library and search a song that you want to put on your DSI.

2. Right click on the song and then click "Create AAC Version".

3. It will create the AAC version of the song. Click that version so you remember which one to click after.

4. Once it's done created the AAC version, right-click on the AAC version of the song and click "Open in Windows Explorer".

5. Click Start and open up "My Computer" and click on your SD card that is in your computer.

6. Go into the DCIM(or whatever it's called) and drag the song that you opened with Windows Explorer, into the DCIM folder that is located on your SD card.

7. Take out your SD and put in your DSI.

8. When your at the start screen go into "Nintendo DSI Sound".

9. Then click "Play with your music" then DCIM.

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