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wtf I am trying to play on ma dsi aac music thingys buuut my dsi says cant find music file! Ive puttet it on ma root of sd card
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It says ACC or AAC format but the actual file extention is .m4a, try converting your music to that format. Works for me. File structure is
ROOT/Music/[song name].m4a
 
It's gotta be in a folder. Also, something I've noticed, it seems that every album needs it's own folder - All my 101 80's play when in a folder, but any others in the same folder don't, they require separate one's.
 
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It says ACC or AAC format but the actual file extention is .m4a, try converting your music to that format. Works for me. File structure is
ROOT/Music/[song name].m4a
Why couldn't Nintendo just say m4a? >_>
I went mad trying to find out why AACs weren't working...
 
It could be that .m4a is AAC's file extension.

@MahouMaster Thats odd my .m3a songs aren't all in the same album but I can still play them. I'll double check to see if any of my songs that don't have album are displayed on the DSi. BTW I converted my songs from .mp3 to .m4a which might explain it.

Edit: The DSi detected all of the sogs I put on my SD
 
betw. how the hell do I convert I was searching on google Ive found one but my dsi says that it cant play am music...

can someone tell me withch one is good? to convert to that files that the dsi can read!
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