Like PlayStation and Xbox, starting June 10 it will be impossible to share videos and images to Twitter, or X, directly from the nintendo switch. Although this is terrible news for many, There are still a couple of ways to publish this type of material, although this process is a bit tedious.
In total, there are two methods to transfer your images to your devices, and thus share them directly on Twitter. The first of these requires your cell phone. By selecting the photo or video you want to show your followers, you can send this material directly to your cell phone. All you need to do is scan the QR code that appears on the Switch. This will make the two devices connect through the internet, and once this process comes to an end, you will have to scan another QR code, which will give you access to your material, which you only need to download.
Ready, once you have your images and videos downloaded to your cell phone, you can share them on Twitter or any other social network without any problem. The second method is a little easier, but you need a USB to USB-C cable. All you need to do is go to Options, followed by Data Management, at the bottom select Screenshot and Video Management, and finally select the option to Copy to a Computer via USB.
To carry out this process, you need to remove the Switch from the Dock, and directly connect the console to a PC. This way, you will have access to all the hardware information folders, and All you need to do is find the files related to the screenshots and videos, which you can easily copy to your PC. Once you have everything you need, you can share your material on Twitter without problems.
An alternative to this last point is to assign all screenshots and videos to be saved on a microSD memory, and use this device on your PC. It’s basically the same, but this is recommended for those who do not have a USB-C cable. That’s it, these are the options available to you if you want to share your Switch photos and videos on Twitter. On related topics, you can learn more about this topic here. Similarly, Nintendo talks about the release date of the Switch 2.
Author’s Note:
Elon Musk continues to ruin Twitter. Instead of going through a process that takes a couple of seconds, now all those who want to share videos and images have to go through a more complicated process, which will result in fewer interactions from the general public.
Via: GameXPlain
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