He kinda sounds like one of those "freeman of the land" types who doesn't acknowledge certain laws
But yes, breaking copyright law is indeed breaking the law
I thought US is the land of the free, stop crushing my dreams!
I thought US is the land of the free, stop crushing my dreams!
Oh okay, I understand.
Would it be possible to add the entry in the seeddb, even on creation so we can use our own seeddb with Decrypt9?
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Any simple way to see what the tickets you've downloaded are from this? I queued about 7 items and when I closed the app go into the eShop I forgot a few of them immediately and now it's bugging me!
Tickets don't have any indicator of what they were installed with. You can use FBI to view your installed tickets, but that will only show you the titleid of the ticket, not the name of what game it belongs to.
I'm not planning on adding seeddb entries for games you don't install via CIAngel. The titlekey database site that CIAngel uses as a source has a seeddb.bin download option that is compatible with D9.
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Just to be sure you are still attempting to include the ability to grab the Seed when installing with CIAngel right?
Yes, it's only when you are installing the game though. When you're just creating a CIA, then FBI itself will grab the Seed during installation, so there's no point in installing the seed with CIAngel (Since normally you're downloading it to put on another 3DS or store anyways)
Good good. That's what I was thinking. Just had a momentary lapse of smarts and was making sure I was understanding it right. Do I need to include a how-to on FBI again in this situation? Lol j/k. Thanks again.
If a title is on the JPN (off-region) eshop, has Japanese characters in the title, and I don't know/can't find the serial, am I S.O.L.?
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You can search for it on the titlekey database site (Can't link it here, google it), or find the serial of the game from a site like http://www.3dsdb.com/
It's not in either database, so I have no idea how to find the serial (Culdcept Revolt: Start Dash ver.). Guess it's not possible.
Last time I checked you can not. I always used it to cancel a download lol.
No. There is code that causes your screen to be locked in place while the download occurs and is released when it finishes. Attempts to override this behaviour will cause the download to stop
...or closing will cause the 3ds to sleep and stop downloading
It's one or the other, and either way the answer is no
@superbudvar Ahaha, yup, that's it. In actuality, the 3ds disables wifi when the lid is closed, so we can't keep the download going when you put the 3ds to sleep.
Hopefully with enough RE Work we can figure out how Nintendo implements the "Download Later" feature and start using it.
I'm a little iffy on that, even if we figure out how it works, it would probably be akin to download via the eShop in that we don't know what data Nintendo is sending off to themselves about your console.
I've pondered over this in the past; whether we could "inject" a download request into the queue for it.
I don't how it works, but I guess this would be impossible; I reckon the process would hand off any downloads to the "internal" installation routines and, given that out-of-region updates fail to apply, I think there would be too many check and we would have similar problems. I guess some work with the 3ds_injector code may help here? Even then, I think we would be basically be writing our own background download routine.
Any which way, I think it would be something that would be implemented in the very distant future, if at all I'm afraid
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