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3DS Remote Desktop is a homebrew application that allows you to remote control your PC for games and movies etc.
==User guide==
To use, set the server config file to set button input mappings, the port to use, and the destination screen size (mostly used for other platforms so just leave it at 400x240 because thats the 3DS' screen size). The input mappings require win32 virtual key code int values (ascii decimal value).
A list of these can be found [https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd375731(v=vs.85).aspx here].
The values here are HEX, so just convert them to decimal with windows calculator or online tools like [http://www.binaryhexconverter.com/hex-to-decimal-converter this].
Once you set the server and port, connect and you can start video link. You can press ESC to stop the server. Developer stated that connects/disconnects still aren't exactly clean, but they work.
'''Note:''' Please note the source to [https://code.google.com/p/lz4/ LZ4] is not included, but prebuilt libraries are included. If you use these libraries, remember to forward lz4's licenced.
==Controls==
D-Pad - Set server
L/R - Set port
A - Connect
Select - Start video link
Start - Exit client
==Media==
'''New method test'''<br>
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<youtube>mZjSqUpZ0Ek</youtube>


=3DS Remote Desktop=
'''Test footage'''<br>
<youtube>gQbmh3qCBAk</youtube>
 
'''World of Warcraft'''<br>
<youtube>FLOmv7x4KtI</youtube>
 
==External links==
* Author's site - http://retrozelda.com/?page=home
* Bitbucket - https://bitbucket.org/RetroZelda/3ds-remote-desktop/src/master
* GBAtemp - https://gbatemp.net/threads/homebrew-3ds-remote-desktop.381646


I have been working on a project on and off for about 2 weeks now. I decided to work on something else so I am releasing what I have. a 3DS Remote Desktop app that allows you to remote control your PC for games, movies, porn, etc.<br />
[[Category:3DS homebrew application]]
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[[Category:Homebrew utility applications on 3DS]]
It is still fairly rudimentary, but it works.<br />
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To use, set the server config file to set button input mappings, the port to use, and the destination screen size(mostly used for other platforms so just leave it at 400x240 because thats the 3DS' screen size). The input mappings require win32 virtual key code int values(ascii decimal value). A list of these can be found [https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd375731(v=vs.85).aspx here]. NOTE: The values here are HEX, so just convert them to decimal with windows calculator or online tools like [http://www.binaryhexconverter.com/hex-to-decimal-converter this].<br />
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The client is still a bit ugly, but once you set the server and port to connect to(D pad for server, and L and R keys to set port), press A to connect. Once connected, press SELECT to start video link. At any point, press start to exit the client. You can press ESC to stop the server. Connects/disconnects still arent exactly clean, but oh well.<br />
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A build can be found [http://retrozelda.com/?page=apps&id=46 here], but I also have a build attached. The source can be found [https://bitbucket.org/RetroZelda/3ds-remote-desktop here]. Please note, i have not included the source to [https://code.google.com/p/lz4/ LZ4], but i have included prebuilt library's. if you use these librarys, dont forget to forward lz4's licenced.

Revision as of 03:09, 8 July 2021

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3DS Remote Desktop is a homebrew application that allows you to remote control your PC for games and movies etc.

User guide

To use, set the server config file to set button input mappings, the port to use, and the destination screen size (mostly used for other platforms so just leave it at 400x240 because thats the 3DS' screen size). The input mappings require win32 virtual key code int values (ascii decimal value).

A list of these can be found here.

The values here are HEX, so just convert them to decimal with windows calculator or online tools like this.

Once you set the server and port, connect and you can start video link. You can press ESC to stop the server. Developer stated that connects/disconnects still aren't exactly clean, but they work.

Note: Please note the source to LZ4 is not included, but prebuilt libraries are included. If you use these libraries, remember to forward lz4's licenced.

Controls

D-Pad - Set server

L/R - Set port

A - Connect

Select - Start video link

Start - Exit client

Media

New method test

Test footage

World of Warcraft

External links

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