DSi binaries are missing.

[Gregory1509]

OK, guys, - I know that most of you have already heard about that case, but I came across this problem not in Pokemon games. My games are: Assassin's Creed II: Discovery, Korg DS-10+ and other that I haven't tried yet. Twilight Menu gives me the error about "... missing DSi binaries because of which you have to load the games in the DS mode...". I launch games in DS mode, - I don't have problems with this, - I want to solve a problem about "binaries". Please, help! My console is japanese DSi.
P. S. ROMs that I try to launch are DSi enhanced ROMs, - not original games.

 

[RocketRobz]

TWLMenu++ says to get clean ROMs of those games to start in DSi mode. If you don't have the original cartridges, you're on your own for getting the ROMs.

 

[Gregory1509]

TWLMenu++ says to get clean ROMs of those games to start in DSi mode. If you don't have the original cartridges, you're on your own for getting the ROMs.

I know that I should get clean ROMs, but I don't know where they are located in the internet. Yes, I don't have original cartridges. I've already told that - ROMs that I try to launch are already "DSi Enhanced". And if it doesn't suit the problem decision, - please, tell me, where can I find clean ROMs of Nintendo DS/DSi games.

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TWLMenu++ says to get clean ROMs of those games to start in DSi mode. If you don't have the original cartridges, you're on your own for getting the ROMs.

And also please tell me, as a developer of Twilight, - what can I do to make DSi return from programs (when I exit from them) like "DSi Camera", "DSi Sound" and DSi settings back to DSi original OS menu and not to Twilight.

 

[RocketRobz]

I know that I should get clean ROMs, but I don't know where they are located in the internet. Yes, I don't have original cartridges. I've already told that - ROMs that I try to launch are already "DSi Enhanced". And if it doesn't suit the problem decision, - please, tell me, where can I find clean ROMs of Nintendo DS/DSi games.

Again, you're on your own for finding them.

 

[Gregory1509]

Again, you're on your own for finding them.

Alright. Then please tell me, as a developer of Twilight, - what can I do to make DSi return from programs (when I exit from them) like "DSi Camera", "DSi Sound" and DSi settings back to DSi original OS menu and not to Twilight.

 

[RocketRobz]

Alright. Then please tell me, as a developer of Twilight, - what can I do to make DSi return from programs (when I exit from them) like "DSi Camera", "DSi Sound" and DSi settings back to DSi original OS menu and not to Twilight.

Press POWER, then immediately hold A+B buttons to open the Unlaunch menu, then select "Options", then change the "No Button" option to "Launcher", and then select "Save & Exit".

 

[Gregory1509]

Press POWER, then immediately hold A+B buttons to open the Unlaunch menu, then select "Options", then change the "No Button" option to "Launcher", and then select "Save & Exit".

Thank you, and don't you accidentally know, where I should put music files to SD-card to make them read by "DSi Sound" and what format should they be?

 

[RocketRobz]

Thank you, and don't you accidentally know, where I should put music files to SD-card to make them read by "DSi Sound" and what format should they be?

Music files can be placed anywhere, and they should be in .m4a format, and contains the AAC container.
You should be able to convert your music files to that by using Audacity.

We have derailed this thread though. If you have future questions, please post in the DSi NOOB Paradise thread, or join our Discord server (also linked in said thread).

 

[Gregory1509]

Music files can be placed anywhere, and they should be in .m4a format, and contains the AAC container.
You should be able to convert your music files to that by using Audacity.

We have derailed this thread though. If you have future questions, please post in the DSi NOOB Paradise thread, or join our Discord server (also linked in said thread).

Sorry for difficulties then. I didn't find correct threads when searched in the internet.