i saw in a popular science magazine, that you can change your ds to a mp3 player but i forgot what website it was... pls. help me im bored with my ds so i rather listen to music... :)What website can change your nintendo ds to a 1gb mp3 player?For $20 to $35 you can buy the Datel Games n' Music in stores. It's a DS Cartridge with a microSD slot. It comes with a 128MB card, but you can get up to 2GB. It can play homebrew games, emulators, applications, and media.
I recommend installing MoonShell on it (check my YouTube page: www.youtube.com/CalcProgrammer1 for information on DS homebrew), MoonShell is a great, high quality media player for DS that plays MP3, WAV, OGG, MIDI, JPG, GIF, PNG, TXT, and DPG (DPG is a converted video, it has a converter program). I also recommend DSOrganize, which is an organizer/calendar/to-do list/IRC client/simple Web browser/file browser/homebrew database/DS WiFi Demo downloader/MP3 player/image viewer/app booter/etc program.
All of the software is free, the card costs $20 to $30, and a 2GB microSD on Newegg.com costs as low as $20.What website can change your nintendo ds to a 1gb mp3 player?theres a few unlicensed DS hacks that not only change it onto a MP3, but also a game emulator, dictionary, and a bunch more stuff. theres a few sites that help you. if you dont know much about 3rd parety software or hacking i'd reccomend NOT doing it. the things you will need, are a GBA cartridge that's blank kand only holds memory (not sure if they make 1 gb...) and an adapter that lets you hook up the GBA cartridge to the computer. thats the way using a cartridge. theres also a better but more dificult way reformatting the DS software, but i wouldnt reccomend it. heres a few sites... http://hackds.blogspot.com/
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thats what i found...jsut so you know, they are planning to release a MP3 supported by nintendo soon...
