Click to expand. Last time i checked it could only read AAC files that were encoded meeting a certian standard, and picture files need to be written by your NDS in order to be read by it. In other words, nintendo made it really hard to do anything good without a flashcard. I own a NDSi and run all games with an R4 clone.

So far i haven't had a single problem. But then again, my r4 clone runs AKAIO, which is kind of weird. Fgtech V53 Crack File 2017 - Software. The problem is that once you load a game (or the processor initializes the hardware) you can no longer access your camera, SD card etc. Unless you are in DSi mode (hence, the waiting for a card that supports this). Either way, you have to boot a flashcard in order to be able to load any roms.

How To Play DS Games Off An SD Card NerdHelpDesk. How to download and put nintendo ds games on ds/dsi.

And once the flashcard is booted, you can no longer access your SD card. Hence the cards come with their own microSD chip. And no, you absolutley cannot load comercial roms unless you own a flashcard. I suggest you do a lot of reading before you go buy one.

So if I download a bunch of DSiWare games directly onto my SD card (1g) and then later down the road want to switch to a larger SD card (2g) would I be able to transfer all of those games with a copy & paste through my computer? My fear is that there isn't any way I can transfer those games without putting them on the internal memory of the DSi and then switching my SD card out a bunch.

And for that matter, what about WiiWare games. Can you copy & paste WiiWare games through your computer or would you have to use the Wii internal memory to move them from one SD card to another?

Ok so I looked in the Operations Manual and checked the Data Management screen of the DSi, and there is an option to copy data from one another. I'm sure it would let you do an SD card to System Memory transfer and vice versa. I haven't been able to do so because I presently don't have an SD card and don't feel the need for one any time soon. If larger games come out, I may invest.

So I suppose the only way to know for sure is if you can download DSiWare games to an SD Card in the first place, which I was unable to find in the manual. So in summary, yes, it's possible to copy data between an SD Card and System Memory. It is unknown to me if it's possible to save DSiWare games to an SD Card. Yeah, I couldn't find an option to save the DSiWare game directly to the SD card from the DSi Shop. Also, as dot_hack_freak mentioned above, from the 'System Settings' >'Data Management' section you can copy downloaded games to and from the SD card. However, it does appear to work as expected: I copied 'AQUIA' to the SD card, and deleted it from the system memory (NOTE: Unlike on the Wii, a 'Move' option is not present).

After doing so, 'AQUIA' does not show up in the main menu - even after a re-boot. I copied 'AQUIA' back to the internal system memory, and the game is now back in the main menu. Conclusion: SD card support in the current DSi firmware (v1.3U) does not appear to be as fully implemented as it now is on the Wii. Aumentar El Alcance De Mi Antena Wifi here. [EDIT] I took a few pictures and copied 'AQUIA' back over to the SD card slot. I did not see any way to get audio recordings onto the SD card.