SysDVR Stream/record gameplay to a PC via USB or network.
Update: Version 5.0 has been released with low latency streaming, be sure to check it out on github.
This is an experimental sysmodule that allows capturing the running game output on a pc.
As this uses switch's built-in game recording feature it has the same limitations: 720p@30fps and only works on the games that enable it, but by sending the video to another device there's no time limit to the recording.
There are two modes: USB and Network, both work fine but USB is slightly better, at least compared to wifi, didn't try with a LAN adapter.
Players like mpv or vlc can play the stream directly so you can use any screen recording applications but it's also possible to write the stream directly to a file.
To use the USB version you need the UsbStream program you'll find on the github page, it's built using .NET 5 and works on both windows and linux, haven't tried mac but in theory it should work too.
You can see it in action in the two teasers i posted while working on it:
As you can see it's not meant for remote play, but it can work as a basic capture card, audio output is uncompressed so it can be useful for ripping OSTs .
Download and wall of text guide on github: https://github.com/exelix11/SysDVR/
To get notified of updates you can follow this thread or join my new discord server (i also have a twitter account where occasionally post development updates). Please make sure to read the full readme before reporting issues as it explains the most common problems you may encounter.
In your release notes it states "Since 21.0 further reduced the available memory for sysmodules remember that you can load and unload". That is not accurate. It has no less than 20.x did.
No. I was saying that the release notes for sysdvr are wrong. I was just giving a heads up for if they maybe wanted to change it. But also now that you are wrong, as you are reading the Atmosphere release notes incorrectly. It's the same roughly 10MB less as before, not an additional 10MB less. Notes for Atmosphere 1.9.5 for FW 20.x state "We can only steal a maximum of 14MB from the applet pool, down from 40MB." If there was an additional 10MB gone again with 21.x, we'd be down to around 4MB left. Did you open an overlay to check before you accused me of being wrong? Oh, that's right. I didn't think so. Because you'd have seen that we absolutely do not have only 4MB remaining. Are YOU saying SciresM is wrong?
Notes for Atmosphere 1.9.5 for FW 20.x state "We can only steal a maximum of 14MB from the applet pool, down from 40MB." If there was an additional 10MB gone again with 21.x, we'd be down to around 4MB left.
Atmosphere is stealing 14 MB from Applet pool and giving it to System pool. Since 21.0.0 System pool available free space with Atmosphere is 10 MB smaller. System pool already had some free space available and stealing from Applet pool gives even more space. What was stolen from Applet pool is not the only thing that is used for sysmodules.
And stolen Applet pool decreased from 14 MB to 7 MB for 21.0.0+ per Atmosphere source code.
Atmosphere is stealing 14 MB from Applet pool and giving it to System pool. Since 21.0.0 System pool available free space with Atmosphere is 10 MB smaller. System pool already had some free space available and stealing from Applet pool gives even more space. What was stolen from Applet pool is not the only thing that is used for sysmodules.
And stolen Applet pool decreased from 14 MB to 7 MB for 21.0.0+ per Atmosphere source code.
There is not 10MB less available for sysmodules in 21.x than there was in 20.x. Technicalities of who, what, when, where, why don't matter. And I never once said SciresM was wrong. He said in his testing there was 16 available. Stop moving goal posts.
Also you must add additional space utilized by emummc driver, dunno how to calculate this. (If I'm right, it's less than 1 MB)
Even without it you can clearly calculate that there is more than 19 MB available.
I was right? No way. I must be cheating! /s Bear with me, this coincidence will clear up.
Here are raw values instead of what that overlay shows up:
20.1.1
21.0.1
So system pool is in fact lower by 7 MB, but in 21.0.1 sysmmc System pool utilization is lower by 4 MB which gives us 3 MB of difference in comparison to 20.1.1 emummc. Did the same thing to be sure that utilization follows the same pattern usage: Turn on airplane mode (disable everything in airplane mode), Reboot console, go straight to System Settings
So your statement that "it has no less" is wrong. But 10 MB was a stretch. So yeah, SciresM was wrong.
I clarified with him this issue and he was aware of it. So yeah, difference is around 3 MB, not 10 MB.
Since I proved you were wrong with your initial statement, I will use laughing emoji now as reaction to your post as an answer to your laughing emojis.
Also you must add additional space utilized by emummc driver, dunno how to calculate this. (If I'm right, it's less than 1 MB)
Even without it you can clearly calculate that there is more than 19 MB available.
So system pool is in fact lower by 7 MB, but in 21.0.1 sysmmc System pool utilization is lower by 4 MB which gives us 3 MB of difference in comparison to 20.1.1 emummc. Did the same thing to be sure that utilization follows the same pattern usage: Turn on airplane mode (disable everything in airplane mode), Reboot console, go straight to System Settings
So your statement that "it has no less" is wrong. But 10 MB was a stretch. So yeah, SciresM was wrong.
I clarified with him this issue and he was aware of it. So yeah, difference is around 3 MB, not 10 MB.
Since I proved you were wrong with your initial statement, I will use laughing emoji now as reaction to your post as an answer to your laughing emojis.
Thanks for proving me right, numb nuts. I've been saying all along there is not an additional 10MB less. LMFAO! What a complete fail on your end. HAHAHAHAHAAA! Like I said, moving your goal posts. Now, time to put your sorry dumb ass on ignore.
Earthshine you've been here 6 months and all you do in every thread is argue with everyone condescend and troll, how are you not banned is what I'm wondering. Masagrator is a respected contributor to this community, what have you contributed besides the 3 things I just said?
Earthshine you've been here 6 months and all you do in every thread is argue with everyone condescend and troll, how are you not banned is what I'm wondering. Masagrator is a respected contributor to this community, what have you contributed besides the 3 things I just said?
LMFAO! Says the guy making a complete troll comment.
That is a flat out lie. There are PLENTY of comments where I have helped people. PLENTY. In fact, there are more of those from me than what you say I do in "every thread". Regardless, I can agree or disagree with whatever I like & you just have some kind of weird selective reading issue. Only time I "argue, condescend, and troll" is when the other person has done so first. But with you being a boot licker to earn brownie points, I don't expect you to comprehend. Added to my ignore list.
Edit: I will admit I was wrong when I said "It has no less than 20.x did." But It does not have 10 MB less as many people are saying. No problem admitting I was at wrong on one of two aspects, but the accusation of "argue with everyone condescend and troll" "in every thread" is complete bs.
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