Any programs for recording Old 3DS games?
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theoretically, you could record ntr view while it's running on the pc, but that's only for n3ds mostly. the only method with the o3ds, I think is no longer being worked on, and I think the links were taken down. don't know how well it worked as I only heard about it recently. you should be able to use an xbox controller with at least kit-kat slim or maybe through rosalina with input redirect (never used this one), but I've gotten a ps4 controller to work with the 3ds with kit-kat. they're all based on a 360 controller, so xbox 360 or xbone probably work. I don't know about a series x controller though or an updated xbone controller, both use some sort of new bt protocol.
For Windows 7, you MUST install the drivers manually for Xbox360 controllers. Sadly the original download is down, so you'll have to find an archive.
On Windows 10, it should be already built-in.
This works on the Old 3DS and I've even used it in a few RPGs.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/hzmod-old3ds-screen-streaming.469817/
As already said, it doesn't work as well as on the New 3DS or as a capture card, but it does work fine in slow-pass games, i used to use it a lot with pokemon games.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/hzmod-old3ds-screen-streaming.469817/
As already said, it doesn't work as well as on the New 3DS or as a capture card, but it does work fine in slow-pass games, i used to use it a lot with pokemon games.
I think being rude like that for no reason and saying things without confirming whether or not it's true is what makes someone a ''idiot''.
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One message.This works on the Old 3DS and I've even used it in a few RPGs.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/hzmod-old3ds-screen-streaming.469817/
As already said, it doesn't work as well as on the New 3DS or as a capture card, but it does work fine in slow-pass games, i used to use it a lot with pokemon games.
I think being rude like that for no reason and saying things without confirming whether or not it's true is what makes someone a ''idiot''.
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Can't the 3DS like, use the PC processing power to record? I have the same problem as OP and I do not even know where would I even get a 3DS capture card...
EDIT: $153 for a capture card, AND A COMPLEX INSTALLATION IS REQUIRED? Yeah, no. I'm just going to point cameras on the screens.
EDIT: $153 for a capture card, AND A COMPLEX INSTALLATION IS REQUIRED? Yeah, no. I'm just going to point cameras on the screens.
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you'll be spending a lot. a friend sold his 3ds with capture card for over $2,000.
I just tried HzMOD and it worked! only thing is that im having around 3-4fps, now, i know what you're thinking, but is there any way to make the fps go higher?
if not, thats fine.
oh and also im guessing you cant see the bottom screen
if not, thats fine.
oh and also im guessing you cant see the bottom screen
I started using snickerstream a few hours ago and it started having lots of fps (7-13)
Sadly no. The problem is that there are several hardware problems which limit the bandwidth at which data can be moved outside of the 3DS (without external hardware, that is), so an encoder *has* to be used on the 3DS side to reduce the data size, which has to steal CPU cycles and RAM from either the game, and/or the rest of the system on an old3DS.
That's simply just how weak and slow the old3DS is.
Funnily enough this is actually a memory bandwidth problem, which can be confirmed by underclocking the new3DS while keeping L2 enabled.
Bottom screen is disabled, as having bottom screen streaming code existing is pushing the old3DS just enough to constantly run out of instruction cache, meaning even worse performance just for having the *option* of bottom screen streaming, even if you don't enable it.
I used Nintendo Switch Pro controller on ds emulators (works best on games that don't really use the touchscreen)
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