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I don't think many people will find this video, but may as well do this little tutorial anyway. Hopefully the few people who find this will find the video useful.

Anyway, this gives me a chance to test out my new camcorder to see if the video and audio are decent. This should beat out my old webcam, which was tedious to set up given the USB cable kept moving the camera.

If the quality looks good, this may give me a way to record on my 3DS XL system itself and also doing other little tutorials that are on the PC monitor.

Yes, the picture is a little off given the camera wasn't exactly centered, but should still be easy to see.

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I've had some people some time back ask me how I got my DS game videos with the screens side by side. DeSmuME defaults to up and down arrangement. I think my Pokemon Black video only showed the before and after effects of the editing. So hopefully the video here is simple enough to follow.

This is what I use for my videos. All of this can be found by Google search.
- DeSmuME to record the video
- Notepad
- VirtualDub
- K-Lite Mega Codec (for Xvid and audio codecs)
- Avisynth 2.58
- A script that's in the video, where aaa = location of the video file. Make sure to put the .avi at the end of the name. Keep the quotes in there. Script is below.

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A = AviSource("aaa", pixel_type="RGB32")
A = A.crop(0,0,256,192)
B = A.crop(0,192,256,192)
StackHorizontal(A,B)

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Thanks to the TAS forum for helping me with finding the script to use.

Steps
1. Open a blank Notepad and paste the above script in there. Use your DS video file you want to edit.
2. Save that file with whatever name, but make sure to put .avs at the end of the name to create the script
3. Use VirtualDub to open the avisynth script. Edit however you want it, and then save the file. You should have the screens side by side now.