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Oops.. crap. Tried to move the thread to Tech Support and accidentally deleted it. :P Just got my capture card back today. Wooot! Everything works great, although I did run into a small issue. When I do a recording with the 3DS Capture viewing/recording software, the sound is very glitchy and quiet...

So, I don't know if this happens with everyone, but whenever I'm holding my 3DS, the wire keeps coming out. I have to keep it on the table in order to prevent it from coming out in mid stream, and fiddle with it to get it working again. Is this normal? Should I be concerned? Hmmm... no, I don't bel...

Oops.. crap. Tried to move the thread to Tech Support and accidentally deleted it. :P Just got my capture card back today. Wooot! Everything works great, although I did run into a small issue. When I do a recording with the 3DS Capture viewing/recording software, the sound is very glitchy and quiet...

As far as I know, Loopy is almost finished with the 3DS XL boards, and they should be up for sale pretty soon. There is no official release date yet, though.

Oh, I see. And, are there any free editors you can do this with?

How DO you make that layout though?

I am wondering how to change the screen layout and add a background in the videos recorded with the 3DS Capture Board. I know you can use Sony Vegas, but which version do you need and how do you do it?

Thanks.

Ok, thanks guys!

I am wondering how good a computer has to be to be able to record 3DS well. My PC isn't very good, so I feel like this is something I should know.



My PC specs:

Processor - AMD A8-4500M APU with Radeon HD Graphics
Memory - 8192MB RAM
OS - Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

Minimit wrote:The ground loop isolator plugs into your 3DS and gets rid of static the board produces while in use. Something like this will do for an audio cable, most stores that have an electronics section sell them.

Alright, thanks.