is the licensing data attached to the pay and play data?

[KlarFuehrer]

i ran out of memory because of too much data and unfortunately lost my save game data. whenever i try to start the game now it knows that i have dlc but it has all of the songs listed as purchased. the problem is that i still have all of the old dlc data on my sd card with no way to delete them safely from the game itself. what can i do to make room for me to download the songs again or is there any way i can refresh the content list so that i can delete them safely from the game? basically i guess what im asking is how can i make my dlc work again without paying for the songs again?

edit: it still has them as purchased even if i take my sd card out so does that mean i can just delete the data from it from the wii menu and just redownload them as if nothing had ever happened?

[DaemonKnight]

Just pop your SD card into a computer and reformat it or delete the info. The licensing info is in the console memory itself, the pay and play data like you said. If it is showing purchased, rather than downloaded, I don't think it will overwrite the existing data on the SD card, and so you'll be running at less than full capacity.

[KlarFuehrer]

alright i figured thats all i really had to do i just didnt want to do it and then find out i screwed up and have to pay again. now that i think about it though theres always been a mysterious pay and play data sitting in my wii memory that i was never sure what to do but after a little more investigation i think it was just all of the licensing data (which would make sense) so ill try deleting the stuff from the sd card. thanks