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Ah, I missed that. Awesome man; really looking forward to it

CAPS wrote:Any updates on this one?

I know you are quite busy with the board installation but still wanted to know whether there is any progress on this feature...

I'm curious as well. My 3DS audio port's pretty flaky, so USB would be much preferred.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0023BYDHK - I'm currently using this along with a 3.5 male to rca cable.

It's pretty rad, not bad...rad.

Thanks for that (and triple_lei too, but this one's cheaper). So you've had no trouble with it and your 3DS capture device? No syncing or sound issues at ...

I have a 3DS capture card that works great, but I'll soon be using a laptop that doesn't have a Line-In port. Is there another way to record audio?

The old drop counter was just calculated from the FPS anyway. People were giving it more importance than it deserved ("I got 3 'drops' and I had 0 last time, what's wrong??") so in the last major code change I decided to leave it out.

Thanks for the response. I understand the omission, but might ...

On the older versions of the software, it showed how many frames were dropped (if any) which was useful for finding out if the recording was going properly. But it seems it only display a frame-rate on the newer versions, which only helps if I watch it constantly.

Is there a way to bring the drop ...

grimreaper wrote:I had the exact same problem as you did. Use Xvid MPEG-4 Codec. That fixed the problem for me.

Woo, that seemed to do the trick! Thanks so much!

The video itself displays perfectly on my computer, but when I go to capture, I end up with some really horrendous quality. The screen has major artifacts and jumps around. I'm using the default, recommended codec at the default settings. Different codes don't yield any better results (and instead ...