Nintendo 3DS wireless video capture software, compatible with NTR, NTR-HR, HzMod, and ChirunoMod, and the only cross-platform video capture software to support HzMod.
A from-scratch reimplementation of Snickerstream.
Notable features:
- Pure Java - works on essentially any platform. Tested on Windows and Linux, and lightly tested on Mac and FreeBSD.
- Various display output options to get it looking just right
- Chokistream can also run entirely headless and stream straight to a video file, or output frames to image files.
Plus even more planned:
- Better NTR support
- Fullscreen support
- And more!
Currently under development by Eiim and ChainSwordCS. Previously developed by herronjo.
Make sure NTR, NTR-HR, HzMod, or ChirunoMod is installed and running on the 3DS. NTR and NTR-HR only support the New 3DS family.
See the basic usage wiki page. See Options for more comprehensive documentation.
As we're pure Java 17 SE, a very broad range of OSs should work. We have different tiers of support:
- Windows and Linux - we develop on these, so we continuously test on them. However, we don't do every test on both, so there may still be OS-specific bugs. Please report these!
- Mac OS and FreeBSD - @herronjo has run Chokistream on these and it seemed fine, but they're not really tested. Can probably fix OS-specific bugs if they occur.
- Haiku, others - untested but theoretically should work fine. Let us know about OS-specific bugs, but they won't be a high priority.
Note: Old versions prior to 2.0 support Windows, Linux, and Mac, with OS-specific builds. Builds may not be available for all platforms for all releases.
Written in Java 17 with Gradle 7.5, requires Java 17 to be installed :)
No other requirements. Run gradlew build in Windows Command Prompt or ./gradlew build in a Unix terminal. The jar is built to build/libs/chokistream.jar.
Besides GitHub issues:
- Error "The muxer track has finished muxing" when ending file streaming. This is perfectly safe.
NTRClient.java includes work derived from NTRClient and NTR, projects which are licensed under GPLv2. Therefore, this file is licensed under GPLv2-only. All other files are licensed under GPLv2-or-later.
Prior to commit 5ac6e58, HzModClient.java (and at times other files) contained work derived from Snickerstream, which is licensed under GPLv3-only, and so the entire repository was licensed under GPLv3-only. However, this is no longer the case. As such, the repository as a whole is now licensed under GPLv2, and the repository excluding NTRClient.java is licensed under GPLv2-or-later. The GPLv2-licensed additions from NTRClient were added after the removal of GPLv3-licensed code from Snickstream.