Hardware Playing music in Nintendo 3DS Sound while the 3DS is closed

antonkan · Jan 28, 2012

I know that on the DSi, music in Nintendo DSi Sound can't play while it's closed, but I'm not sure this applies to Nintendo 3DS. Does anyone tried to play music in Nintendo 3DS Sound while the 3DS is closed? The closed 3DS in a pocket would be nice when listening to music instead of the opened one.

basher11 · Jan 28, 2012

you can only listen to music with headphones if your 3DS is closed.

Snailface · Jan 28, 2012

basher11 said:
you can only listen to music with headphones if ~~your 3DS is closed.~~ they're plugged in.

fixed

It's perfectly fine listening to music with the lid closed -- saves batteries.

vv Poppycock!

machomuu · Jan 28, 2012

You can, but it's not necessarily without doing damage. If you place it on top of a DSi while it's closed it will get out of sleep mode (and vise versa). This will allow you to play music with it closed. I did it once for about an hour (or 30 minutes) and noticed no changes, but still, since we're dealing with magnets, proceed with caution. Note that this is not recommended and if you do try it, don't do it for an extended amount of time.

PsyBlade · Jan 28, 2012

Current electronics are not really put in any danger by average magnets.

YayMii · Jan 29, 2012

I'm pretty sure you don't need to play around with magnets to get it to play while closed. All you really need are headphones.

Jan1tor · Jan 29, 2012

Both the DSI and 3DS (as well as DSI XL) can play music with the lid closed. As said earlier you must have headphones installed when doing so. What I do is I use an 8mm patch cord and run it to a big stereo at work. So I use it as an .mp3 player. I fill the card with music and set it to random play close the lid and it plays for about 5 hours at work. So between the 5 hours and the breaks I get I use it all day then charge it when I get home.

mrtimotei · Jan 29, 2012

If you want to play music while the 3DS is closed, then just buy a mini speaker that has a headphone jack. Or get a cable that can convert any speaker jack into a headphone jack. (Sorry, I don't know the actual names of the chords.)

antonkan · Jan 29, 2012

Thanks guys for the information. I gonna try that later to hear if the music is still playing when my 3DS is closed (with/without headphones).

EDIT: I can now confirm that the music in Nintendo 3DS Sound is still playing when the 3DS is closed only with headphones on. Without headphones the music stops playing when the 3DS is closed because it goes to sleep mode. I tried that already with my 3DS. So thanks guys for answering my question!

machomuu · Jan 29, 2012

Oh, I was assuming they knew it could play closed with headphones q:.

So yeah, that's the most practical method. Attaching speakers works well, too, as mrtimotei said.

Brian117 · Jan 29, 2012

http://www.etcome.com/product/compact-external-stereo-speaker-for-3ds-black-2-aaa.html

Chun_Li · Feb 5, 2012

This is an old story to me.

Fudge · Feb 5, 2012

Chun_Li said:
This is an old story to me.

Why post? I know you're a newbie, but it's not a good idea to reply to a topic if you don't have anything to contribute to the conversation.

Chun_Li · Feb 5, 2012

I'll do it if I want to. Who says you're supposed to tell me what and what not to post? Answer that!

gameandmatch · Feb 5, 2012

Chun_Li said:
I'll do it if I want to. Who says you're supposed to tell me what and what not to post? Answer that!

No one but it's pretty redundant to post something that's not A) Helping the OP or B) Asking for help with a similar problem.

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