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Try using a different port and maybe a different USB cable. Other users have reported doing that to resolve their issue.

Replacing the lower screen for the New 3DS XL is not that hard. I think with the capture card installed, you'd have to be careful with how you remove the ribbon cables, being careful not to damage any of the connectors. You're gonna have to detach the ribbon cables that go from the capture board to ...

Yes, that ribbon cable with the holes is meant for audio to pass through the USB-C cable. I also tried soldering the ribbon cable myself but found it kicking my butt (I'm very much inexperienced as well when it comes to soldering), but it's not fully required if you're willing to use a 3.5mm audio c...

Have you considered trying a Ground Loop Noise Isolator? I used one to remove the static from the audio, and it works like a charm too. I know you found a solution, but I'm just throwing it out there.

I saw a couple of these USB-C jigs on Ebay. Have you checked those out by chance? I never tried them, myself.

Hello, as the title says, I messed up the USB-C port on the capture board, and now it's partially destroyed (where you would connect the cable), with no way to connect to the computer. Is there a part number I can refer to so I can solder in a new port? Update August 1st: Loopy fixed the capture boa...