Nitrostream 3DS

Nitrostream
File:Nitrostream.jpeg
General
Author	JakeHL
Type	PC Utilities
Version	v1.1.1
License	Mixed
Last Updated	2017/02/05
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Nitrostream

Allows the user to easily initiate a connection to NTRViewer for NTR CFW on the Nintendo 3DS Built on the NTRDebugger by Cell99.

Wireless Streaming can be used with the New 3DS only!

Setup

Requirements

• New 3DS with Luma CFW installed
• https://github.com/44670/BootNTR/releases
• https://github.com/44670/BootNTR/raw/master/release/BootNTR.cia
• .cia Installer such as https://github.com/Steveice10/FBI
• https://github.com/JakeHL/NitroStream/releases/
• NET 4.0 Framework
• Windows OS
• Good internet and router

Installing NTR CFW on your 3DS

• From the NTR CFW Starterpack, drag and drop the ntr.bin file to your Micro SD card
• Drag and drop the BootNTR.cia to your Micro SD (Not the one from the Starterpack)
• Install the BootNTR.cia from FBI or other .cia installer

Installing Nitro Stream

• Download the Nitro Stream.zip from the Github page
• Extract NTRViewer from the NTR CFW Starterpack
• Place Nitro Stream.exe and octokit.dll inside the NTRViewer folder

Setting up the stream

• Connect your N3DS to your router to find out its IP Address, you can also find its IP by using a FTP client connected to your 3DS
• Launch the BootNTR from your homescreen, wait to return to the homescreen
• Open the debug menu without hoovering over an icon by doing X + Y and select Open Debugger
• Launch Nitro Stream from your NTRViewer Folder
• Input your 3DS IP into the textbox and set the Quality of Service value to 101
• Finally, click connect. The window NTRViewer should open on your PC and will have your N3DS streaming to it. Congrats!
• Some games such as Pokemon temporarily disconnect from the internet and will stop the stream. To fix this issue, click the Send Memory Patch Button before starting your stream
• To stream audio, connect a male to male auxiliary cable from your N3DS to your PC
• To record the stream, use a program like https://obsproject.com/ or https://www.xsplit.com/

Tinkering Settings

(Edited from https://github.com/44670/BootNTR/wiki/Video-Streaming)

• Priority (Defaults to TOP): Controls which screen has the priority to be transferred.
• Priority Factor (Defaults to 5): Controls the priority promoted screen's frame-rate factor. When it is set to 1, the top screen have same frame-rate with bottom. When set to 0, only the screen set by priorityMode will be displayed.
• Quality (Defaults to 90): Controls the JPEG compression quality (Ranged from 1 to 100; from 1 being lowest quality to 100 for highest quality).
• Quality of Service Value (Defaults to 20.0): Limits the bandwidth to work on different wireless environments, the actual bandwidth cost could be lower than this value. Set to 25, 30 or higher on good wireless environment, set to 15 if the WiFi quality is not so good. Setting the value higher than 100 will disable the feature.

Extra Notes

You will not be able to stream any regular DS games since they run on a separate firmware than NTR CFW

Streaming virtual console is possible, but sometimes does not work VC.

Dependencies

Requires octokit for the update notifications, this is now shipped with the application. You'll need NTRViewer which can be found in the starter pack here: https://github.com/44670/BootNTR/releases

Usage

To use, either place the executable in the same directory as NTViewer.exe or set it's location before connecting in the options menu of the application.