Nintendo 3DS Capture Card Unboxing + Test

In this video, I unbox and show you the 3DS that was modified with a capture card. If you are interested in getting the 3DS capture card, I have linked the site where you can buy one.

[WiltshireTutorials]

I'm glad you understand why the prices are high. I was told by him the prices will go down when the demand for the device goes down. So wait a bit and you should be able to get it cheaper.

[WiltshireTutorials]

No need to apologize. I appreciate that you took the initiative to learn another language =D. The process goes like this. You send Neal your 3DS and he installs the capture board and he ships it back. Easy as that. You only have to pay for the shipping there, Neal takes care of the return shipping.

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Remedy that ;). It's a good way to talk to YouTubers and interact with your fan base.

[nirtheart]

Cheers a ton man! I wasn't sure about buying one of these, but this seems more than legit! :D

[WiltshireTutorials]

Yes I' have heard that video games are quite expensive in Brazil. My sister's boyfriend is from Brazil and he told me the exact thing. All of those are great games. I hope you enjoy playing them.

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Thanks, you're amazing for watching my video =D. Also, Kingdom Hearts is one of my favourite video games series. Can't wait for KH3 and KH 1.5 Remix

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Glad I was able to clear that up. Thanks for watching!

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When you purchase the capture card, an extended bottom is included to house the capture board safely. So you do have to take off the original bottom and replace it with the extended one.

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Recording audio is very easy. To record audio from the 3DS itself, just plug in a male to male 3.5mm (standard headphone cable) audio cable and plug one end into the 3DS and the other into the 3.5mm Mic Jack on your PC. When recording through the headphone jack on the 3DS it has a hiss, but not to worry Neal gives you an audio filter with the purchase to get rid of that. Audio via USB is planned, and will be in an update to the capture software in the near future. I hope this helped.

[WiltshireTutorials]

Already told him so, but thanks for letting him know. Makes my life easier sometimes...

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Yep. As smooth as silk. You can choose whar file type you want to record with using various programs like Fraps or the built-in recorder for the 3DS software

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Yes you may choose for it to display the bottom only, Top only or both joined together.

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Yes you may record DS games that are playing on the 3DS. Anything that shows on the 3DS screen can be recorded. Even Virtual Console. You may record for however long you wish, that is of course if the battery doesn't die ;)

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It works perfectly. There is nothing to worry about. The creator and seller is very reliable. If it breaks he'll fix it for free.

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A capture card is a device used to record footage for a digital source, such as the 3DS or your TV.

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Yes absolutely. Big LPers have had their 3DS modified by Neal, such as SuperJeenius

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Yes, I record my Gameube all the time. I use a Hauppauge HD PVR to record all my gameplay. It is also a video pass-through, so it outputs a 1:1 video signal to your TV while recording on your PC.

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Both, you may choose to buy a 3DS with it pre-installed or you may choose to send in your 3DS for the capture board installation.

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Currently the software used for capture only captures video. The capture board is capable of transmitting Sound and Video over USB. However, those features have not been integrated into the software yet. You can record sound by using a male to male 3.5mm audio cord. You plug one end into the 3DS' headphone port and the other into your microphone jack on your PC. Then record the sound separately and then sync the audio and video up when editing.

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There is no delay. It is a 1:1 duplicated copy of the screen. You may sit back and use the 3DS as a controller if you wish to do so. That is actually what I prefer to do =D.