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Extracting Nintendo Movie movies?

DarkCoffe64	04 February 2012 - 01:30 AM Post #1
Group: Newcomers Posts: 77 Member No.: 276,817 Joined: 30-March 11	Extracting Nintendo Movie movies? This question was answered by Tonitonichopchop So, I've recently saw the first part of the 3d kabuki kirby episode, and I would really want to save it on my computer so it won't be lost forever when the video will be removed. As far as I know, there are programs to convert normal videos to the format that the 3ds uses, but is there any program to convert the 3ds videos in... Avi? Wmv? I don't mind the format, but I'll really want to save that video on my computer... Does anyone know of any program to convert/save/whatever the video?

Tonitonichopchop	04 February 2012 - 06:20 AM Select as 'Best Answer' Remove 'Best Answer' tag Post #2
Group: Members Posts: 1,137 Member No.: 233,985 Joined: 09-December 09	Best answer, chosen by question poster As far as I'm aware there is no way to do it. The best think you can do is save the contents of your SD card to your computer and then put them back on when you want to see the episode again. You'll want to flick the wireless switch on the right side of the unit when you do this though.

tlyee61	04 February 2012 - 03:44 AM Select as 'Best Answer' Remove 'Best Answer' tag Post #3
Group: Members Posts: 360 Member No.: 257,536 Joined: 07-July 10	Best answer, chosen by just go into settings and set it to SpotPass: Off and Notifications: Don't Receive this will stop it from downloading new videos and it will kepp the video.

elisherer	04 February 2012 - 02:24 PM Select as 'Best Answer' Remove 'Best Answer' tag Post #4
I ♥ 3DS Group: Members Posts: 545 Member No.: 235,605 Joined: 16-December 09	Best answer, chosen by No, there isn't a way. It's encrypted.

DarkCoffe64	04 February 2012 - 03:50 PM Select as 'Best Answer' Remove 'Best Answer' tag Post #5
Group: Newcomers Posts: 77 Member No.: 276,817 Joined: 30-March 11	Best answer, chosen by Tonitonichopchop, Well, this looks likes the best solution for now. I hope that someone will make a program to de-crypt the videos... Thanks. By the way, with flicking the switch you mean shutting off the wi-fi, right?

joepotter	04 February 2012 - 08:55 PM Select as 'Best Answer' Remove 'Best Answer' tag Post #6
Group: Newcomers Posts: 10 Member No.: 199,228 Joined: 12-September 09	Best answer, chosen by You can save whichever video from now on if you'd like. Depending on your country, choose the video that you want. Attached Link: http://gbatemp.net/topic/303158-nintendo-video-server-spoofing/