Then download the japanese version of Youtube into the SD card and load Nintendo video but not all the way, turn off the power and load it again, and it should load Youtube, and play any video you. Free online Nintendo 3DS converter allow you easily create videos that you can play on your Nintendo 3DS device. Upload a AVI video file format and select your device from video presets type category to start Nintendo 3DS conversion, after the conversion is completed you can download the converted video presets file instantly or by email.
Is there a way I can record 3DS Footage (with out the use of a camera)? I have seen plenty of Youtube people record themselves playing Pokemon games. I know some use a camera, but what about the other ones?
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Note: I do not have personal experience with any of these devices or shops.
Essentially, you need to modify the 3DS to intercept the video data and send it through an external output. What you need is specifically a 3DS capture board like this one.
The site above only allows you to send in your system to have the modification performed, and it has to be the original 3DS, not the 3DSXL or 2DS. You can also buy pre-modded units from http://www.3dsvideocapture.com/.
To the best of my knowledge there are no DIY kits available anywhere; you have to send your device to the seller for installation, and this is, of course, only going to make it even more expensive. Unless you are expecting to make heavy use of this functionality, it is unlikely to be worth the cost.
If you happen to be a licensed 3DS developer, you can also obtain a development unit with capture functionality - however, these are not only significantly more expensive, but they are also not able to run retail cartridges, so it is only useful if you want to record a game you have developed yourself.
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Did you know that the Nintendo 3DS can play music in MP3 and AAC format? Not only that, you can have a lot of fun playing around with your songs and other recordings in the Nintendo 3DS's music player. Want to give it a try? Follow these steps on how to play music on your 3DS.
What You Need
- A Nintendo 3DS
- An SD Card (one is included with the Nintendo 3DS)
- Music files in MP3 and/or AAC format
- A PC with an SD Card reader
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Here's How
Make sure your Nintendo 3DS is turned off.
Remove the Nintendo 3DS's SD card from its slot. You can find the SD card slot on the left side of your 3DS. Open the covering for the SD card slot, and push in the SD card in order to free it. Pull it out.
Insert the SD card into a computer that contains the music files you want to transfer to your Nintendo 3DS. Your computer must have an SD card reader.
If a menu pops up asking what you'd like to do with the removable media you just inserted, you can click Open folders to view files. If the menu doesn't pop up, try clicking My Computer, and then click on whatever option you're offered for your removable media (usually labeled as Removable Disk.
In a separate window, open up the folder that contains the music you want to transfer. Copy and paste (or drag and drop) the music files that you want on your Nintendo 3DS onto the SD card. The data should go on the card itself: Do not put it in the folders marked 'Nintendo 3DS' or 'DCIM.'
When the music has finished transferring, remove the SD card from your computer.
Insert the SD card, connectors-up, into your Nintendo 3DS. Make sure the power is off.
Turn on your Nintendo 3DS.
Tap the Music and Sound icon on the bottom menu screen.
Using the d-pad, press downwards until you reach the folder marked SDCARD. Press the A button to select your uploaded music from a menu.
Rock out!
Playlists and More
You can assign your Nintendo 3DS music to playlists. When you play a song, click the Add button on the bottom screen. Select a playlist, or make a new one.
You can have some fun manipulating your sound file. When a song is playing, tap the buttons on the bottom screen to change the song's speed and pitch. You can also filter it through a 'Radio' option, remove the lyrics with the 'Karaoke' option, add an Echo effect, and (this is the best) convert the song to an 8-bit chiptune. Use the L and R buttons to add more effects, including claps, snare drums, meowing, barking(!), and more.
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'Pull' the rope on the bottom screen (or use the up and down buttons on the d-pad) to assign a different graphic to move to your audio output. There's a lot of retro love here, including a graphic that's reminiscent of a title from the Game & Watch series, and the little dudes from the NES classicExcite Bike.
If you close your Nintendo 3DS, the music will still play through your headphones.
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When your Nintendo 3DS is open, click the right and left buttons on the d-pad to shuffle through your playlist.