Ok, so I recently got the latest Moonshell program and it was good, until I tried playing a song by the Gorillaz, at which in certain points in the song where the bass hit a certain tone the speakers would make a weird crackling type noise, I tried turning the volume down and everything, nothing worked, so I opted to get rid of those songs (plenty more you see) but there is a bigger problem I've noticed with both moonshells, I have four songs that, when started, claim to jump to the 30 mark, followed by a loud screeching noise, and then the music playing super slow, like when people slow down those songs on youtube and make them sound demonic or whatever. So is this a problem with the songs (they are in MP3 format, same as all my others) and I have noticed nothing strange about them at all other than what happens on moonshell. I'm using a DSTT/TTDS. The songs are Ryan Star's Brand New day We Are Sex Bob-omb I'm so sad, so very,very sad and We hate you please die. Thanks for any help you can give.
Mabe the bitrate of the recording might have to be lowerd by re-recording the original , I think the speekers of the DS can not support high sounds well and there for will cracle Like bitrate - 224kbps down to somethink like bitrate - 192kbps mabe lower the better might help All supported formats hear http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MoonShell Are try re-record it in a diffrent format .wav est
Did that, I've formatted SD cards before, and I got a suggestion to try the Panasonic SD formatter earlier (different place) and it still hasn't helped, with either the now slow loading of my flashcart or the moonshell.
Ok, that might help, if not I can survive without the songs, I'm just worried about what other songs may not work, but any idea as to why the formatting slowed my flashcart down? The games load at the same speed but when I turn the DS on it takes about ten seconds to load where as it was nearly instantaneous before the formatting.
Because the format rebuilded the file system, that is now FAT32 (recommended and default), and FAT32 is slower but better.
How's it better? I'm just saying I've never had a problem (other than the music thing, which I blame entirely on moonshell) with my SD card or my flashcart.
On an SD card for a Flash Kit, it's best to use FAT16, FAT32 has the advantage of larger single files... but honestly.... Are you planning on putting a single file on the SD card that exceeds 2 gigs? If not stick to FAT16. It's Faster, and so long as you organize your cards contents you should have ZERO issues. You can format to FAT16 easily using cmd.exe and the format command. "format x: fs fat" should do it. type format /h or /help for a more accurate use of the fs tag... I think the command is "format x: /fs fat" x obviously being the drive your SD card is assuming. Also with this formatting the read write speed of the card should increase a tiny bit. :3
