Zef wrote:

I'm curious as to what you thought the purpose of lsdsng files was if not to be used in sav files...

Me too.  What were you planning on doing with the song file other than inserting it into another sav?

I'm going to assume they thought they could select a .lsdsng and it would automatically create a new .sav file.  They probably didn't realize you have to open an already existent .sav file (empty or not).

i erase all the songs from my cartridge and the "read sram", which saves a totally empty sav file. then i open that in the lsdmanager and add lsdsng's to that and save it as a new file, usually titling it with that day's date.

Just a heads up to btw, erasing all of the songs from a save doesn't erase the one track from the working memory, so is you want a clean one, erase Everything, then load a blank song, then rip the save. I've inadvertently sent everyone a copy of my old songs because of this, of course I give them out any way, so it's not a big deal, but be aware of it.

I'm curious as to what you thought the purpose of lsdsng files was if not to be used in sav files...

Me too.  What were you planning on doing with the song file other than inserting it into another sav?

i erase all the songs from my cartridge and the "read sram", which saves a totally empty sav file. then i open that in the lsdmanager and add lsdsng's to that and save it as a new file, usually titling it with that day's date.

Oh yea, and organization is sound advice as well.  I also use the date as part of my organization as well as the color of my carts.  Each one is a different color.

@Zef   I don't want to seem like I am being a fanboy or nuthin', but I still have you Livewire album on a spare cart for when I don't have my iPod... one of my favorite albums man...