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    Homebrew Homebrew app [Release] Video player for 3DS

    Based on the README, it seems you are detecting SBS video via the resolution, so if the width is > 640 px, you assume it's SBS. This would suggest that it's not possible to play 800x240 2D double-resolution videos on this fork, right? Although the quality jump isn't massive compared to using...
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    Homebrew Homebrew app [Release] Video player for 3DS

    This seems like an unnecessary change to me. If you're seeking or performing some other kind of interaction, then video quality is irrelevant, since you're not actually watching. You're trying to find the spot you want to watch. Resizing the video is a simple approach to ensure the UI is...
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    Video

    You use this: https://github.com/Core-2-Extreme/Video_player_for_3DS
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    Homebrew Homebrew app [Release] ThirdTube - A homebrew YouTube client for the new 3DS.

    Youtube-dl(p) requires constant updates to continue working with Google's pointless tweaking. If you want to watch YouTube videos on 3DS, you need to download them with a computer, transfer them to the 3DS, and then watch them with Core_2_Extreme's video player. You won't be able to use...
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    Homebrew OPEN_AGB_FIRM discussion thread

    It's faster to dump raw images than to spend CPU cycles compressing them. It also probably requires less memory.
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    Homebrew Homebrew app [Release] Video player for 3DS

    Use 400x240 MPEG-2 or XviD for O3DS at 30 FPS or lower.
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    Homebrew OPEN_AGB_FIRM discussion thread

    Interesting! I didn't know that Nintendo had removed some of the GBA hardware on the DSi; I thought all DS models were the same.
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    Homebrew OPEN_AGB_FIRM discussion thread

    GBARunner2 is the equivalent of OAF on DS systems. It runs GBA games natively on the built-in GBA hardware. You just don't really want to use GBARunner 2 on 3DS because it forces the system to run in DS mode, which means GBA games can't fill the screen.
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    Homebrew Homebrew app [Release] ThirdTube - A homebrew YouTube client for the new 3DS.

    The GitHub repository received a few updates in October and November, but there are no new releases. You'll have to download YouTube videos on a computer and use the video player to watch them on your 3DS.
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    Homebrew OPEN_AGB_FIRM discussion thread

    OAF is using the real GBA hardware inside your 3DS. It's not an emulator. If a hack is so sloppy that it won't run on a real GBA, it won't run on OAF, either. You'll have to use an emulator or play a better hack that works on real hardware.
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    Homebrew Homebrew app [Release] Video player for 3DS

    XviD also works well on O3DS. Make sure the framerate is no higher than 30 FPS, too. You're not going to get 60 FPS.
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    Homebrew OPEN_AGB_FIRM discussion thread

    Both DS and 3DS have full GBA hardware inside, so compatibility is perfect on both systems, barring any bugs in OAF. All OAF does is let you access the GBA hardware that's already included in your 3DS.
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    Homebrew Nintendo releases 11.17.0-50

    Configure your router to assign the same IP address to your 3DS every time, then deny access outside of the WLAN to that IP address. Of course, if you actually bring your 3DS outside of your house, you have to be sure to turn Wi-Fi off before you leave, so that it can't connect to a public...
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    Homebrew Homebrew app [Release] Video player for 3DS

    This is true; however, I don't think it's the cause of your problems. It's very hard to see any difference with chroma subsampling, unless you're using synthetic images, e.g. with perfectly straight parallel lines one pixel apart. Chroma subsampling is extremely useful for live-action images...
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    Homebrew Homebrew app [Release] Video player for 3DS

    Your settings are frankly nonsensical. The 3DS has an 800x240 screen, so you should never encode at a resolution higher than that. All video sources already use 4:2:0 chroma subsampling, so converting to 4:4:4 is also nonsense.
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