Help with saberfonts on nbv3

[darth_chasm]

http://www.thecustomsabershop.com/Na...card-P807.aspx

[Silver Serpent]

Any MicroSD card, from 1GB to 16GB should do the job. Get a quality brand if you can, some people have had issues with the el-cheapo brands.

[sgmtino]

ok so I purchased a new micro sd card and I took the rogue and brawler sound fonts and put them on the card when I installed the card and pressed the av switch I got a series of beeps and then the blade led started flashing on and off intermittently and the only way I could turn it off was to remove the power from the board any ideas what im doing wrong

[Silver Serpent]

Be sure that you perform a full format on the brand new SD card. Also be sure you copy your config files into your font folders. The fonts don't come with them.

[sgmtino]

I did a full format and I did use the dark and light meat config files when I created the folder I just overwrote the existing files so it left the original files that were not included in the fonts I purchased.

[sgmtino]

i still cant get the saber fonts sounds to work on my sd card when I put the sd card in it makes a series of beeps when I turn it on then the led randomly flickers on and off until I remove power from the battery and re install the original card someone please instruct me what im doing wrong I have purchased fonts and cant make them work.

[Jay-gon Jinn]

It's difficult to help you without knowing your exact steps you're taking to change the fonts....but here's what I do:
1. set up the contents for the sd card in a folder called "SD transfer" on my pc's desktop.
2. the contents of that folder will include an empty bank1 and bank2 folders, override.txt, rev.txt, prefs.txt files.
3. add the soundfonts to to the bank1 and bank2 folders inside the folder on my desktop.
4. Add the correct config.txt files for the type of card (NB, CS, PC, etc.) to both sound bank folders.
5. Ensure each sound font has all of the required sound files.
6. Format the sd card that is going into the saber/soundboard.
7. with the folder on my desktop named "SD transfer" open, I right click on the bank1 folder and click "send to SD card."
8. Repeat for bank2, bank3, etc., (if applicable to the board being used.)
9. Repeat for the .txt files.
10. At the bottom of the windows tool tray, near the clock, click the ^ symbol, and then click "safely remove hardware and eject media." (if you do not do this, you can corrupt the data on the sd card.)
11. Remove the sd card from the card reader, or usb adapter and install in the sound board.
12. power on the saber.