3DS:Wireless streaming: Difference between revisions

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{{Warning|text=The guides below can't be used to stream DS games, DSiWare, and GBA games. You will need a capture card to do that.}}

This page will show you how to stream your 3DS' screens to your computer over WiFi. For both methods, keep the following things in mind;

This page will show you how to stream your 3DS console's screens to your computer over WiFi. For both methods, keep the following things in mind;

*Your console and your computer need to be on the same network.

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*While you shouldn't stream from an Old 3DS console due to the very low frames you will get, the section is still here as a 'proof of concept' thing that you can mess around with. '''It is not intended for practical use.'''

==Finding your ~~3DS~~' IP==

==Finding your Console's IP==

{{Info|text=This section is crucial if you want to stream. You should follow this first, regardless of what streaming method you choose.}}

===Section I: Finding your IP with FBI===

#Open FBI on your console

#Use the D-Pad to scroll down to <code>Remote Install</code> and press A

#Select <code>Recieve URLs over the network</code>

#*Your console's IP should now be on screen, take note of it

#*This IP is a local IP for your device and it is not your actual public IP

===Section II: Finding your IP with the Homebrew Launcher===

#Open the Homebrew Launcher on your console

#Press Y

#*Your console's IP should now be on screen, take note of it

#*This IP is a local IP for your device and it is not your actual public IP

==Streaming with NTR+Snickerstream (recommended)==

{{Critical|text=This method is not possible with Old 3DS models. You will need to follow the HzMod guide below.}}

===What You Need===

*Your console's IP from the first section

*The latest release of [https://github.com/RattletraPM/Snickerstream/releases/latest Snickerstream]

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{{Critical|text=This method is only favorable for Old 3DS models, and even then it does not perform very well. Do not use this method if you are using a New 3DS.}}

===What You Need===

*Your console's IP from the first section

*The latest release of [https://github.com/RattletraPM/Snickerstream/releases/latest Snickerstream]

*[https://puu.sh/zgjTU/3acfc28fa5.zip HzMod]

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===Section III: Streaming===

#Open the Snickerstream <code>.exe</code> file from where you extracted it

#Change the Streaming app on the right side of the Snickerstream window to <code>HzMod</code> in the dropdown

#On your console, open all the gifts that appeared on your HOME menu and open HorizonM Loader

#*If you plan on streaming extended memory games, open HorizonM HIMEM Loader instead

#*Your notification LED should now turn cyan, meaning it's ready for streaming

#Input your console's IP from the first section into the IP box in the Snickerstream window

#*You may also [https://github.com/RattletraPM/Snickerstream/wiki/Settings-101 adjust your settings] to your liking if you wish

#Click <code>Connect!</code> in the Snickerstream window

#*Your console's notification LED should turn green, and it's top screen should now be streamed to your computer

#*Low framerates are normal with this method, they can't be improved too much either, making this not very viable for actually streaming

==Using Line In to Receive Audio==

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 {{Page WIP}}
 {{Warning|text=The guides below can't be used to stream DS games, DSiWare, and GBA games. You will need a capture card to do that.}}
-This page will show you how to stream your 3DS' screens to your computer over WiFi. For both methods, keep the following things in mind;
+This page will show you how to stream your 3DS console's screens to your computer over WiFi. For both methods, keep the following things in mind;
 *Your console and your computer need to be on the same network.
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 *While you shouldn't stream from an Old 3DS console due to the very low frames you will get, the section is still here as a 'proof of concept' thing that you can mess around with. '''It is not intended for practical use.'''
-==Finding your 3DS' IP==
+==Finding your Console's IP==
+{{Info|text=This section is crucial if you want to stream. You should follow this first, regardless of what streaming method you choose.}}
+===Section I: Finding your IP with FBI===
+#Open FBI on your console
+#Use the D-Pad to scroll down to <code>Remote Install</code> and press A
+#Select <code>Recieve URLs over the network</code>
+#*Your console's IP should now be on screen, take note of it
+#*This IP is a local IP for your device and it is not your actual public IP
+===Section II: Finding your IP with the Homebrew Launcher===
+#Open the Homebrew Launcher on your console
+#Press Y
+#*Your console's IP should now be on screen, take note of it
+#*This IP is a local IP for your device and it is not your actual public IP
 ==Streaming with NTR+Snickerstream (recommended)==
 {{Critical|text=This method is not possible with Old 3DS models. You will need to follow the HzMod guide below.}}
 ===What You Need===
+*Your console's IP from the first section
 *The latest release of [https://github.com/RattletraPM/Snickerstream/releases/latest Snickerstream]
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 {{Critical|text=This method is only favorable for Old 3DS models, and even then it does not perform very well. Do not use this method if you are using a New 3DS.}}
 ===What You Need===
+*Your console's IP from the first section
 *The latest release of [https://github.com/RattletraPM/Snickerstream/releases/latest Snickerstream]
 *[https://puu.sh/zgjTU/3acfc28fa5.zip HzMod]
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 ===Section III: Streaming===
 #Open the Snickerstream <code>.exe</code> file from where you extracted it
+#Change the Streaming app on the right side of the Snickerstream window to <code>HzMod</code> in the dropdown
 #On your console, open all the gifts that appeared on your HOME menu and open HorizonM Loader
 #*If you plan on streaming extended memory games, open HorizonM HIMEM Loader instead
 #*Your notification LED should now turn cyan, meaning it's ready for streaming
+#Input your console's IP from the first section into the IP box in the Snickerstream window
+#*You may also [https://github.com/RattletraPM/Snickerstream/wiki/Settings-101 adjust your settings] to your liking if you wish
+#Click <code>Connect!</code> in the Snickerstream window
+#*Your console's notification LED should turn green, and it's top screen should now be streamed to your computer
+#*Low framerates are normal with this method, they can't be improved too much either, making this not very viable for actually streaming
 ==Using Line In to Receive Audio==