Earlier, I tried to download some tracks for RB2, but the game wouldn't recognize my SD card. The SD card already has a bunch of VC and WiiWare on it, so it definitely works. It is also not full.
Why won't it work?
Is it that RB2 can't read SDHC cards? Or is it that the card has Wii channels on it?
I've had a similar problem trying to get my DSi to register the AAC files I've got stored on an SD card, no matter what folder I put them in it can't find them.
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Syd Lexia
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Posted:
Apr 28 2009 07:19 pm
Put them in the root directory. Unfortunately, it's also very picky about the encoding.
I only found one program that would encode them correctly, and the demo version of it only encodes up to 2 minutes.
