The new version of ntr stutters sometimes and freezes when not in use for some time . The first version(improved one) ran without any stutters
I posted here. https://gbatemp.net/threads/shiny-hunter-usum-afk.648378/
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Also the source code. https://gbatemp.net/threads/shiny-hunter-usum-afk.648378/
Thank you for making a very nice app. I am using this app with the software "Animal Crossing". The app works almost without any problems. But sometimes the screen is a bit choppy. When I check the logs when it gets jerky, it shows an error. Is this something that can be managed in the settings? The logs are as follows.
recv end packet incomplete
recv incomplete skipping frame
Corrupt JPEG data: 1097 extraneous bytes before marker 0xd9
recv decode error
Device used: New2DS
recv end packet incomplete
recv incomplete skipping frame
Corrupt JPEG data: 1097 extraneous bytes before marker 0xd9
recv decode error
Device used: New2DS
Sorry to hear that you are having issues using this homebrew. Not sure why it would freeze when left afk. I'll see if I have any idea the next couple of days.
I've been unsuccessfully trying to fix that for weeks. It's some kind of bug in the multi-threaded encoding code. Also causes flickering in say Chokistream, and NTRView for Wii U. I'll work on fixing it (hopefully) in the next couple of days.
Hmm I couldn't get the 3dsx version to work. A couple months ago it was black screen for remote play after going into games. Now it just straight up hang the 3DS...
Yes, I have the latest Luma3DS. I even narrowed down to the exact function call leading to the hang but don't know how to fix it.
Like CIA works, but 3DSX would hang, and when I fixed the hang at one location, launching 3DSX from network works, but then launching 3DSX locally from file would hang. (This time I don't know how to work around it)
Like CIA works, but 3DSX would hang, and when I fixed the hang at one location, launching 3DSX from network works, but then launching 3DSX locally from file would hang. (This time I don't know how to work around it)
ctrpf plugins were indeed the problem. i had some installed from years back and moving them to another folder fixed it.
as for the low framerate home menu, it doesnt slow down what's on my system, its just the stream. moreover i see this same problem on kirby robobot, but only in some parts? the intro cinematic runs fine and so does part of t he world map, but everything else is a slideshow. ill have to see if changing settings works?
edit: lowering quality and bitrate appears to improve it, but its still quite laggy compared to non hr or compared to games that work properly
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@PabloMK7
I have not been working on this for a while. There are two bugs I've tried and could not fix:
1. Flickering in the Wii U Viewer
2. Occasionally the frame rate would drop to low double or single digit.
Other than that I have made some changes to BootNTR:
1. The payload is split into multiple files: BootNTR will start the initial file, and store the home menu payload in memory to be loaded. The pm and nwm payload are loaded from file later on.
2. The get dma state patch is disabled for this NTR due to some errant patching.
3. Some random config saving bug fix (config not saving on first launch).
So basically, some changes will need to be made to BootNTR.
While NTR-HR has an updated hooking/unhooking routine to avoid crash, the streaming framerate isn't as consistent as I would like.
I have not been working on this for a while. There are two bugs I've tried and could not fix:
1. Flickering in the Wii U Viewer
2. Occasionally the frame rate would drop to low double or single digit.
Other than that I have made some changes to BootNTR:
1. The payload is split into multiple files: BootNTR will start the initial file, and store the home menu payload in memory to be loaded. The pm and nwm payload are loaded from file later on.
2. The get dma state patch is disabled for this NTR due to some errant patching.
3. Some random config saving bug fix (config not saving on first launch).
So basically, some changes will need to be made to BootNTR.
While NTR-HR has an updated hooking/unhooking routine to avoid crash, the streaming framerate isn't as consistent as I would like.
My stream runs great but, sometimes it drops frames to 0 after going through a black screen like entering a house in animal crossing. And it also drops frames after sometime the stream has started
I'm guessing right now that it's when the 3DS is doing active scanning of WiFi networks at every minute mark. Baseless assumption and whether if it's true or not I don't know how to go about fixing it either way
Well I switched to a different AP and the lag spike is gone... Still don't know what caused it..
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You can get older ones even like the pi 3,4 for cheap, but they don't play gamecube, Wii etc very well. Be warned they use a Linux os, which you need to load onto a micro SD card yourself. You can find pre built images like "retro-pie" online free tho which makes it easy to setup.
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@Texasauras why did you start a thread, ignored all the answers there, then come here to chat and ask the same thing. You gotta be like 12, bro+1
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@Xdqwerty yep that's what I use my stick for most anymore, streaming tv shows, movies. or even youtube. Or doing kens mum.+1
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@BigOnYa, and since the default emulator is below average i downloaded some "replacements" like snes9x for snes games for example+1
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If you just want pi for emulation no point when Anbernic releases new shit every two seconds+1