Hmm. It can take while for NTRViewer to show an image sometimes. Could you take a screenshot of both NTRViewer windows and Nitro Stream and also paste the log here?
Edit: Also make sure you only have one instance of NTRViewer running.
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Thanks for the feedback! Yeah I set a connected flag and skip the connection stage next time you press connect so all it does is relaunch NTRViewer with the new parameters. I found it worked pretty well.
So, about that marriage thing? You into pixelated toasters?Thanks for the feedback! Yeah I set a connected flag and skip the connection stage next time you press connect so all it does is relaunch NTRViewer with the new parameters. I found it worked pretty well.
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Connecting...
ERR: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it 192.168.2.9:8000
Connecting...
OK: Creating new connection
OK: Disconnected
ERR: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it 192.168.2.9:8000
Connecting...
OK: Disconnected
OK: Creating new connection
ERR: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it 192.168.2.9:8000
Connecting...
OK: Disconnected
OK: Creating new connection
OK: Connected
OK: Remoteplay initiated. This client will disconnect in 10 seconds.
ERR: Unable to read data from the transport connection: A blocking operation was interrupted by a call to WSACancelBlockingCall.
OK: Server disconnected
OK: Disconnected
OK: Disconnected
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Try forwarding the port. I know someone's gonna come along saying "HIPPITY HURPITY DER DUN NEED DAT ON LAN", but some routers fight with local reverse connections. It's worth a shot. Also, are you using some kind of AV that comes with a firewall?
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Port forwarding seems like it might solve the issue, I've had routers be a problem just because they can. Although your device was refusing the connection at one point too, I would suggest you reboot your console and double check you have enabled debugging on NTR CFW.
It was refusing to connect because I forgot to enable NTR. I'm gonna try port forwarding now.
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After port forwarding I still get the same error. Maybe I'm port forwarding wrong? Inbound port: 8000-8000 Type: TCP Private IP address 192.168.2.9 private port: 8000-8000
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Nooooooo.... damnit.... understandable but was still hoping. Oh well! Thanks for the quick response!n3DS only
Hmm, I'm not sure what else to suggest. All exceptions get routed through the log so any errors would show up there. I get the same error even when it connects successfully some time as it's just how Ntr handles the disconnection. How long have you tried leaving the window open for & do you definitely only have one instance of NTRViewer open?
I had. Sorry for having so many problems with this. I think it's something wrong on my internet because I tried using the regular NTRDebugger and it gave an error as well.
It's okay, Im here to help. I would say follow the tutorial I have linked in the Op & do all the troubleshooting. If you can get it working with NTRDebugger at least we have something to work from.
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