Try this command
remoteplay(priorityMode = 0, priorityFactor = 0, quality = 85, qosValue = 101)
It will speed up the Gameplay for ~ 10FPS (For me personally)
Oh okay thanks I'll try that later :o
Try this command
remoteplay(priorityMode = 0, priorityFactor = 0, quality = 85, qosValue = 101)
It will speed up the Gameplay for ~ 10FPS (For me personally)
I've found that using a QoS of 100 gets rid of the drops from completely disabling it.
Try this command
remoteplay(priorityMode = 0, priorityFactor = 0, quality = 85, qosValue = 101)
It will speed up the Gameplay for ~ 10FPS (For me personally)
It's of course hard to tell with different networks but as for me I have multiple Devices running even with Netflix and such running with 0 issues. It usually runs at 100% quality, ~30fps minimum, and with maybe a dropped frame every 30 seconds or so. Not really noticeable.Well it seems like I can increase quality and still have the same issue. So I'll try to use QoS of 100. Unfortunately I have multiple devices on my wifi but majority are turned off. I also have multiple wired devices to, even if they are turned off would there still be interference? Also I used a wifi analyzer and there are so many signals at different channels. Though my wifi signal strength is higher on channel 6 so I am using that.
Thought not really directly related to my post, I'll try to use this command to, I assume not a lot goes on in the bottom screen of MHU hence why you disabled it.
It's of course hard to tell with different networks but as for me I have multiple Devices running even with Netflix and such running with 0 issues. It usually runs at 100% quality, ~30fps minimum, and with maybe a dropped frame every 30 seconds or so. Not really noticeable.
Yep. Bottom screen is a bit laggy but I havent experimented with working with it yet since the bottom screen usually doesn't need max fps. I use 90 and it bumps it up to 100 (shown in the viewer) I'm sure the bottom could be increased some though.Are you running the base quality of 90? On both screens ?
Nope, since the 3DS reboots into TWL_FIRM.Question if I run a DS game can I still record?
Is there no work around for this and please don't say no because it's closed source :/Nope, since the 3DS reboots into TWL_FIRM.
A workaround is unlikely even if it was open source because NTR runs as a layer on top of CTR firmware, which stops running altogether in DS mode. It might be easier to record DS gameplay through an emulator on PC though.Is there no work around for this and please don't say no because it's closed source :/
After *A LOT* of testing I found that using the wifi fix and soft resetting locks up the system consistently after 34 soft resets.
Here is my video with the frame rate usually staying in the 44-54 range which is about 12 better then going online in game which uses more bandwidth.
I'm also on 11.0 firm with the newer bootntr which supports it
Shiny Zekrom
How did you separate the two screens?
I to want to know, I am assuming your using OBS? Are you running simultaneous capture windows? Or is there a code for the ntr viewer app that does this? Also what setttings are you running for the remote play? How far is the router, how many connection is on the 2.4Ghz ban?
Framerate looks beast!!
Thanks that will be really helpful!I am not running any special remoteplay settings just the defaults done by running "remoteplay()"
I would guess I am about 18 feet from the router and the 3DS is the only thing on the 2.4 GHz band (My laptop which recorded the video is on the 5 Ghz.
I also from prior knowledge knew that using mixed modes on a router can slow it down a little so I set the 2.4 Ghz to be G-only
To separate the windows with OBS I just added a second source with the "use existing" option to have two copies of the NTR Viewer window. Please note don't do any cropping to either when setting the source up at the window capture selection screen. Since that messes it up.
After having two copies of both the top and bottom going right click on one of the sources and edit the transform. Do the cropping in that window. When that is done edit the transform on the other to crop it down to the alternate screen.