Okay, so I have been looking into this for a little while and found out this is possible. I am semi-newbish to the 3DS homebrew creating scene, and I need help developing an app for it. I need a server to host it upon as well. I want it to eventually be able to be online all the time and an account system. Does anyone know of a way to do this?
Uploading flipnote .avis to a server and viewing the server via the 3DS would basically be what it is.
Problem is that no homebrew app can play avi files, so maybe it could automatically convert to .bmpv once it is uploaded?
Problem is that no homebrew app can play avi files, so maybe it could automatically convert to .bmpv once it is uploaded?
Unless he wants to write a media playback library. (Which would be nice.)
I know. But the 3DS does have hardware playback and it can be accessed through homebrew. I'm not saying it'll be easy, but it's more then possible.
I know. But the 3DS does have hardware playback and it can be accessed through homebrew. I'm not saying it'll be easy, but it's more then possible.
Yeah xD I need a way to host the files online. The flipnotes are saved in EXTdata at the path E:/private/Nintendo3DS/app/JKZE, with a KWZ file format, I don't really want avi so I would probably be using BMPV.
Within FS3D you have the option to export to AVI. KWZ is not recommended IMO. Can the YouTube app watch AVIs? You could make a homebrew that uploads them to a website(we already have a downloading module in lpp-3ds, if that helps), and we view the website via the YouTube app.
He can also make it so the uploader has to export it as AVI before uploading. Then his server can convert it to BMPV. Then any user can download the video into the ram (temporary) and play it back in the app.
Yeah, I know, but I didn't think YouTube could do custom websites anymore. As far as I know, if we update the YouTube app, we can no longer do the google trick. It kicks us back to the youtube home screen. It would be a nice concept, but I don't think it is possible anymore.
something similar to flipnote hatena would be a good idea, and there are sites that allow for free website creation
moonfruit.com says it has free website creation and free hosting but it offers premium creations as well
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The Real Jdbye
*is birb*
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The Real Jdbye:
@Psionic Roshambo i didn't go amd for one specific reason, the AI performance is way behind nvidia+1
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The Real Jdbye:
oh yeah also DLSS is a pretty solid reason to go nvidia since fidelityfx is kinda crap
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The Real Jdbye:
and now with the rtx video upscaling, and sdr->hdr conversion, even more reason to go nvidia
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Cheaper and they are less stingy with the RAM not a big issue now but I can imagine in a yard or two things might be different
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the vram is one advantage when it comes to AI but ends up being slower even with that and really AI is the only use case that needs more than 12gb vram right now
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I think I watched a video where two games at 4K where eating just over 16GB of RAM and it's the one case where the 7900XT and XTX pulled ahead (minus RTX of course)
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So my opinion is that they could age a bit better in the future, and maybe AMD will continue improving them via drivers like they tend to do. No guarantee there but they have done it in the past. Just a feeling I have.
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they definitely will age better but i feel dlss might outweigh that since it looks about as good as native resolution and much less demanding+1
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AMD could introduce something comparable to DLSS but nvidia's got a lot more experience with that
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least amd 7xxx has tensor cores which the previous generations didn't so there is the potential for AI upscaling
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