As mentioned earlier, MoonShell comes with a set of tools used to convert your videos to better suite the limitations of the Nintendo DS.Ĭase in point, a Beast Wars episode (222 mb) was reduced to a 90+ mb package after using the conversion tool. In the case of video however, you'll need to convert the video first before you can view it using MoonShell on the Nintendo DS. MoonShell will detect the files and then you can get it to play the files. As you can see in some of the screen shots above, I've some MP3s in my flash cart (an R4DS). Now, using MoonShell to play MP3s is pretty straightfoward. Once this is done, you are all set to go. To take advantage of R4's main menu, which will load Moonshell by clicking on the middle icon, you'll need to rename the MoonShell_R4TF_M3Simply-R4DS(MicroSD Card).nds to _DS_MSHL.nds.Once you have copied over the file and folder to your Memory Card, it should look something like the following screenshot.Copy the file and the folder (boxed in Red in the screenshot below) to your memory card. To copy over the ROM image and the support folder, head over to your C:\ drive (that was the destination drive I set earlier in Step 1).Click on the Setup button to generate the ROM image and its accompanying support folder. Since I'm using an R4DS, I select the "R4TF R4(DS) - Revolution for DS".Īs for the rest of the options, just follow whatever I've selected here. This selection is based on the Flash Cart that you are using. To keep things simple, select the C: Fixed-HDD option, like the one shown in the screenshot below. Here's a 5-step approach to using Moonshell's Setup screen. The Setup file will generate the Moonshell ROM file and its supporting subfolder and depending on where you instructed it to generate to, you might need to copy the ROM file and its supporting subfolder to your Flash Cart's memory card.
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First, you'll need to download the latest version of Moonshell, which also comes with encoding tools for your video files (more on this later). Getting MoonShell to run on your Flash Cart (such as the M3 or the R4DS) is pretty easy. But of course, you'll need a flash cart, and a handy guide like the one you are reading now. For more homebrew guides for the Nintendo DS, head over to the brand new MoonShell is a homebrew app used to play MP3 and video files on the Nintendo DS and is a much cheaper option compared to Nintendo's Play-Yan.
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