Homebrew Can anyone help me to fix this?

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IP is correct.
My port is actually 5000 but the person who did the CFW says to not change it and keep it on 8000.
So your prediction is something messed up in my n3dsw file?

Relases says TCO port must be 3000 and UDP must be 5000...
 
You just have to open ports 5000-8000 for it to work properly. Check your firewalls too and make sure they allow port forwarding or turn them off. Make sure you are running the debugger with NTR (X+Y "enable debugger") then connect to the NTR debugger on the PC, when it says "Connected" you can run NTR Viewer/ Nitro and everything should load just fine. Make sure you're using the files from NTRPreview 3.4 and not the previous one, as you "may" have to combine the folders of those two releases to make it work properly.

Have you tried just using NTR Viewer and not Nitro? Nitro is just a fork of the viewer anyway but in my experience it doesn't work as well universally as compared to the regular viewer.
 
You have pressed X+Y on an empty space to bring up the NTR menu, then select Enable Debugger right?
I have

You just have to open ports 5000-8000 for it to work properly. Check your firewalls too and make sure they allow port forwarding or turn them off. Make sure you are running the debugger with NTR (X+Y "enable debugger") then connect to the NTR debugger on the PC, when it says "Connected" you can run NTR Viewer/ Nitro and everything should load just fine. Make sure you're using the files from NTRPreview 3.4 and not the previous one, as you "may" have to combine the folders of those two releases to make it work properly.

Have you tried just using NTR Viewer and not Nitro? Nitro is just a fork of the viewer anyway but in my experience it doesn't work as well universally as compared to the regular viewer.
I will check tomorrow :)

Thanks for the help everyone!
 
I'm trying to stream my o3DS to Nitro Stream, But I keep getting an error message Error: Unable to read data from the transport connection: A blocking operation was interrupted by a call to WSACancelBlockingCall and Idk what that is
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