Easiest way to access Nintendo Video

Hey guys! I wanted to make an easiest tutorial to access Nintendo Video in unsupported countries, which I already did. This tutorial is better than the last two Nintendo Video tutorials here at GBAtemp. I tested this tutorial on my Japanese 3DS (read: I live in Canada), so it should work on American/Asian and European/Australian 3DS. Here's what you need: an Nintendo 3DS console (with Nintendo Video installed) and a computer (or any device you'd like that has a web browser). Now onto the steps:

1. Go to each of the following links:

• http://spys.ru/free-proxy-list/JP/ (if you have a Japanese 3DS)
  
• http://spys.ru/free-proxy-list/US/ or http://spys.ru/free-proxy-list/CA/ (if you have an American/Asian 3DS)
  
• http://spys.ru/free-proxy-list/DE/ (if you have a European/Australian 3DS)

2. Turn your 3DS on, and go to System Settings > Internet Settings > Connection Settings.


3. Tap on a network connection when you're currently connected to. It should say either 1, 2 or 3 surrounding the blue square/box.

4. Tap "Change Settings" (without quotes), then tap the right arrow.

5. Tap "Proxy Settings", then tap "Yes", and then tap "Detailed Settings".

6. Under the "Proxy Server" enter any of the proxy address from each of the following links above, but do not enter like ":8080". (e.g. "59.106.177.23", not "59.106.177.23:80")

7. Under "Port" enter the port of each proxy address (from each of the following links above), which is the last 2-4 digits of the proxy address. (e.g. 80, 8080, 3128)

8. Tap "OK", then tap "Save".

9. When the confirmation box pops up, tap "OK" and do the connection test. If you pass the connection test you're good to go.

10. Exit the System Settings, then go to Nintendo Video.

11. Tap "Connectivity Check". If you're lucky (with a confirmation box about beginning to download the videos), it will start downloading the videos.

12. That's it! You're done.

Please note that this tutorial works not only Nintendo Video but also the Japan TV app (if you have a Japanese 3DS) and the Eurosport app (if you have a European/Australian 3DS).

If you have any problems, post it here.

i have a question regarding entering the ip adress
suppose in your example
the ip adrres is
59.106.177.23

but the place where you enter it(3ds--> system settings)
the format is kinda like this
000.000.000.000
where 0 is an empty slot
so how do enter sumthing like your example in this format
00.000.000.00?

ok ok, i got it, i was entering that addrress in the ip thingy and not the proxy server
okay thanks! it worked and nintendo video approved me as well

Edited by saberjoy, 31 December 2011 - 10:09 AM.

"Connection Test failed. Here are the details of the error"
Error Code: 003-2001
Could not connect to the internet.
The security key or DNS may have been entered incorrectly. Check the setting in System Settings --> Internet Settings.
HELP!!!

Edited by nightfireblaze8, 09 January 2012 - 02:05 PM.

the method works but...

the proxy connection was dead slow. I couldn't even download a small eShop game.

chris888222, on 09 January 2012 - 01:59 PM, said:

Try a different proxy from the list then.

SifJar, on 09 January 2012 - 02:40 PM, said:

I sorta give up after that. Deleted NV after that. :|

I use the proxy that my mum's ompany owns. It's too fast and on England. Colud you give Italy and France servers. And one more question: where should ı write the port

I tried like 20 times and it never works

EDIT:I give up there's nothing i can do. There is no way on this website (or anywhere else that works for me) I deleted Nintendo Video is not like im losing the most important videos on the goddamn world

Edited by bart148, 15 January 2012 - 08:24 AM.

YES!!!!!!

For the very first time, I finally got it working!!!
Though right now the videos are downloading at a slow rate.
ALL HAIL TO 'antonkan'

Pictures to add to the manual...
http://imageshack.us...4/step1uhy.jpg/

anybody know whether i should shoot for the HTTP or SOCKS5 proxies? i can't seem to make a SOCKS5 proxy test successfully, but the HTTP can't get past Nintendo Video's connection check.

saberjoy, on 31 December 2011 - 10:04 AM, said:

Just to answer the question.The "0" is put as a invisible number if it is the 1st number,and 2nd number if the 1st is a "0". for example, 19,155,103,6. it is really this> 019.155.103.006
This is just some fun fact as typing in without the "0" in front is the same.

It kept saying the network may be busy.
may edit later if it somehow connect.

Edited by fodderstein, 09 March 2012 - 03:10 PM.

fodderstein, on 09 March 2012 - 03:06 PM, said:

i figured that out.
if only you had read the rest of my post

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thanks for trying to help anyway

chris888222, on 09 January 2012 - 01:59 PM, said:

Same here, after some test I finally found proxy that works, but is some damn slow. It sucks living near the border to the US and have to do this to actually download some videos, I can download videos from Mexico, but I have a nintendo account on the US.

Error code: 004-3007 after the connectivity check of Nintendo Video