How to download songs from computer?

you can put games on your nintendo dsi just follow the steps

1.Turn on your Nintendo DSi.
2.Tap the "Nintendo DSi Shop" icon.
3.Tap "Start Shopping."
4.Tap "DSiWare.
5.Tap either a price point, or "Find Titles."
6.Tap the title you wish to purchase and download.
7.Tap "Download." The DSi points are deducted from your total, located at the top of the screen, and the game is downloaded
8.Tap the game icon from the DSi's main menu to play the game.
9.Repeat this process to put additional games on your Nintendo DSi.
Read more: How to Put Games on a DSi ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_8414545_put-games-dsi.html#ixzz1Q08kHhw4

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-first format the SD card. -go to the site http://www.r4i-sdhc.com/downloade.asp -then download english version (for me it was green). -extract with winrar. take the files and put them on your SD card. -now create a folder in your card called Games. -insert said game
hope this helps

Find the Nintendo DSi Shop icon from your Nintendo DSi Menu, and tap it. Once inside the Nintendo DSi Shop, tap "DSiWare," then tap "FREE" applications. You will find Flipnote Studio there, available to download at no cost. Tap "Download." Once the download is completed, return to the Nintendo DSi Menu. Tap the gift box icon that appears, and get ready to start animating!

Hello sherribaxley

As far as I know, there is no direct way to download music onto your DSi. In order to listen to songs on your DSi, you will first need to copy the songs you want to listen to onto a compatible SD or SDHC card. Not all songs are compatible with the DSi. Some songs may be copy protected and will not work. The DSi is compatible with AAC audio files with a filename extension of .m4a, .mp4, or .3gp.

WHAT YOU'LL NEED

- A compatible SD or SDHC Card. The DSi is compatible with SD cards up to 2 GB and SDHC cards up to 32 GB.
- Compatible music files stored on a PC or MAC.
- An SD Card slot in the PC or MAC, or an external reader/writer

WHAT TO DO

1. Insert the card into the slot.
2. Open Windows Explorer (for PC) or Finder (for Mac) and select the drive being used by the card to open it.
3. Open another instance of Windows Explorer or Finder and navigate to where the music is stored.
4. Highlight the desired file(s) and/or folders, copy them, and then paste them into the first instance of Windows Explorer or Finder to create copies on the card.

If you need to convert the format of your music files, there are many freeware applications available to download on the web. I personally would suggest using iTunes, as it has a built in AAC converter.

Hope this helps. Please don't hesitate to contact me should you require any further assistance.

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To convert music to AAC files you have to download itunes, if you dont allready have it, when you have done that play the songs you want to convert one by one in itunes, has you play them right click on the song, then right click create AAC version, when the track as been converted you will hear a bell sound, then right click again and click show in windows explorer, the songs you convert will go into a windows folder, the best way to do it is when the song goes into the folder drop and drag them onto your sd card, then as the songs go into the folder do the same, you can put them in a music file on your sd card to make it easy to open when in your dsi, when you have all the songs on your sd card, pop it into your dsi, then open the music folder and play your songs, hope this helps you cheers Roger M.

Your friend is right in part, if you want to put music on your r4i you can, if you drop and drap the music you want onto your sdcard like you would games, you can keep them in mp3 form, i did this for my grandaughter, when i put them on the card i dropped them onto the moonshl folder, then when you turn the dsi on you go to the moonshl folder and you can find the music their and play it, when your friend said you have to convert to aac files thats if you put them on a sdcard on the side of the dsi insert them, if you do that you have to convert to aac, the dsi will not play mp3 files, but it will if you put them on the games card and drop them onto the moonshl folder, if you want to convert your files for the sdcard on the side of the dsi, what you have to do is download itunes if you have not allready, put the music you want to play on your nsi into a playlist on itunes, click on the song then click on where it says create aac version, then when you do that you will see itunes converting it, when you have done that with all the songs you want, right click on each track that itunes has converted and click on where it says show in windows explorer, then when you have all the songs in windows explorer folder drop and drag them all to your sdcard, then put the card into the side slot of your dsi, turn on your dsi, and find the sd menu and their you will find your music, hope this helps you.

1) frm da music on iTunes, right-click,then click on CONVERT 2 aac.another track(identical) should come out.
2)after completing step 1, go 2 my computer nd open the SD card up,create new folder or use da one u used 4 ur other music.
3)after step 1&2 copy nd paste ur song(s) to the folder u had open.hope dis helped

P.S. make sure u converted ur songs 2 AAC(aac) or else it wont work.

If the songs are mp3 files the dsi will not reconise them, they have to be in aac form to play on your dsi, but if you put mp3 file onto your r4i games card, they still wont play, after putting your songs onto your games card put them in the system file, then open your system file and go down,you will see the music to play, i did this for my grandson until his mum got him another sdcard, then i put his music on that, but i had to convert the to aac first. to go on the other card.

You must have a card reader for your computer in order to add songs to an SD card. You will need an SD card in order to get Music onto your DSi. You can often purchase a USB card reader specifically for an SD card for cheap. Check your local electronics store. All you will need to do then is copy the .MP3 files over to the SD card. It works exactly like a Floppy Disc or a Flash Drive. The DSi should already have the software it needs to run .MP3 files.

To add music to your DSi, first you need a spare sd card, and a pc or laptop that can sync with the card. Remember that the DSi only plays AAC type songs, so convert the songs you want to copy-paste on the card. This can be done easily on Itunes on which I use by right-clicking on the song and it will show you there ' convernt to AAC'. After saving the songs , take out the card from the pc or laptop and you can now insert the card in your DSi and play music and enjoy.