Screenshot does not appear on Switch.

[lord-ne]

Using the .exe file. Running the following command: "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/Applications/NS Screenshot/NSScreenshotMaker64" -k SECRET KEY HERE -i "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/Applications/NS Screenshot/Input" -o "C:/Users/Admin/Desktop/Applications/NS Screenshot/Output" It appears to work, and creates an output folder, but when I copy the folder to my Switch's SD card, the photo does not show up on the Switch. I also tried it with a new, blank SD card, with the same result.

[lord-ne]

Here's the image file i'm using.

[cheuble]

Is the SD card formatted in Fat32 or in ExFat?

[lord-ne]

The one that I generally use in my Switch is exFAT, but the new blank one I tried is FAT32.

[cheuble]

What's the console FW?

[lord-ne]

5.1.0

[cheuble]

Try resizing the image, and rerun the tool.

[lord-ne]

To what size?

[cheuble]

1280x720

[lord-ne]

It still doesn't show up.

[cheuble]

Try using the python file then

[lord-ne]

Ok.

[lord-ne]

Finally got Python working, the screenshots still don't show up.

[cheuble]

Where did you put the file in your SD card?

[lord-ne]

I copied the entire "Nintendo" directory from the output folder to the root directory of the SD card.

[cheuble]

Then I'm affraid I can't really help you at the moment :/ I'll try to replicate your issue and see what's wrong

[GTBaka]

Key starting with '287A' is in a text document renamed to key.bin Image with resolution 1280x720 in input folder Using the python script. When I run it, it does not get past checking the hash of the key. sha256(key).hexdigest() !=

If I comment that line section out it will generate an image SD\Nintendo\Album\2018\10\01\image.jpg if I try to load the image in the Switch's Album (6.0.0) it will display the thumbnail, but if I click on the image it gives me a message saying "data could not be displayed"

also I have read that images must be 512MBs or smaller and it is <400MBs so that shouldn't be the issue.

What am I doing wrong?

[rinelyran1977]

I apologize for bumping this thread.

As per the author's suggestions here and on GBATemp, I didn't copy the 64-digit key into a text document, but rather I copied the 64-digit key into a new document in the hex editor, HxD, then saved it as key.bin. From there, I resized the image to 1280x720, saved it as a .JPG, and:

1. Copied the output file to a FAT16 microSD card (the only one I had on hand which was not being used),
2. Inserted the card into my Switch
3. Loaded the Photo Album, and clicked on the thumbnail (which loaded correctly).

The result: the picture loaded with no issues. Once I found my other memory cards, I tried both a FAT32 and an exFAT formatted SD card, and though the Switch asked me to update while the exFAT card was installed, the picture displayed perfectly on both cards.

I hope that this helps you out. Good luck, everyone! 😀