Mine was freezing a lot. I reformat it to fat32. So far so good.. But I also took out moonshell. If it is just the format, I will put moonshell back in.

Yes, you should reformat each time you put a lot of new stuff on it. This is the same for other cards that I have.

Finally received mine. Now gotta decide which format to use: fat16 or fat32?

Will reformatting fix a video freezing issue? The games are playing fine and I converted an .avi file using DPG Tools and it started playing but the video froze and the audio continued. Anyone else had this problem? I'm using a 2gb PNY micro sd card. Thanks for your help...

Don't know if anyone else has mentioned it, but don't put your ROMs directly in the root. Make a folder for ROMs or Games or whatever. The DSTT menu will search for all .nds files when it starts up so don't worry. DSTT seems to have problems sometimes where there are a good number of files in the root directory that can lead to corruption of the SD card.

parmenides said:brokedude said:Finally received mine. Now gotta decide which format to use: fat16 or fat32?
I follow the instructions found here and have not had any problems over months of use and dozens of games:
http://tingsin.blogspot.com/2008/04/dstt-faq.htmlCareful with that 'help' page. He links to an older software versions and haven't been updated in a while. You'll probably want a more recent version of the DSTT menu, like v1.15 or v1.16.

I just got my shipping confirmation. I ordered several on December 9 and they were mailed out December 19th. So much for having them for Christmas.

spotrun said:Just received this card. Now any one knows any good site to download DSTT games?

Google did not helped much.

Thanks..There are no 'DSTT' games. There are programs and games for the NDS, usually called ROMs. Most are copyrighted games and therefore requests for them is asking for someone to illegally share files. There are also Homebrew programs and games you can use on your DSTT. Try sites like GBAtemp.net or maybe http://www.dshomebrews.com/Homebrews.php.

This was way easier than I ever imagined. Works beautifully, and I even customized the skins to include my kids' faces. My 5 year old can work this thing & it looks pretty foolproof. And both cards I ordered were 100% geniune. Kudos to DX.

DesiNo1 said:Very Fast shipping, with very good price.

Any one get this working on DSLite.
I followed all the recommended instruction, but fail to read ROM in DSLite
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Any Help.
Well, you didn't say what recommended instructions you followed, so a little hard to know what to suggest.
Did you even load the right menu software on the SD card first? (v1.1X from ndstt.com or other site)
Roms in their own folder (menu can have problems if all in root)?
Try formatting the SD card with the panasonic app like was mentioned earlier?
Take a close look at the DSTT card and make sure the contacts don't have glue from manufacturing on them, or that contacts for SD card aren't bent (hard to see).
If you don't mind possibly ruining the card, could also pry it open and make sure it's a genuine DSTT according to ndstt.com. (But current design is easy to spot with chip bulge showing under the sticker.

buttmud said:The dstt card is not a high quality product. For the price you cant beat it though. I currently have 3. 2 worked great out of the box and the other one didn't. The ds would not even know the card was in the slot. I had to put some scotch tape on the card on the oppositte side of the contacts to help push the card against the ds contacts better. This may be the same problem you were getting DesiNo1. I am buying one to replaced my taped up one.Product quality is fine, when it works. The problem is quality control. You sure it's a genuine DSTT though? There are a lot of clones out there and one of them I read about had that same problem with being too thin and having contact problems.

rigor said:if you want a quality albeit expensive and highly supported product pretty much guaranteed to work get a cycloDS. their sister product for the wii (cyclowiz) was (hard) but stable on the wii.Off topic question : What is the current state of the Wii mods? Is it easy to do on last Christmas dated console? My nephew hasn't touch his much after a couple of weeks after getting it last year and I am thinking about putting a mod chip in it.