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Then you might have that user folder for citra, then open it go to sysdata , assuming that you have a shared font.bin file there paste this AES keys.txt there.
Now user folder is what is the system archive of 3ds you need it to display video
Now put user folder in folder of citra or in c: drive (see some YouTube videos , read some reddit posts you will understand it.)
For user folder:- [
(this is a ogl 3.3 fix using mesa driver.)then extract this archive using 7-zip (don't use this as your citra this is an old version .compatability is very low and speed may be terrible in your device) . copy the 'user' folder you see on that folder.download the latestt citra version on to your desktop then paste this user folder there.
The game changer was the sighax exploit, allowing to dump the 3DS bootrom which includes these encryption keys. This file can be downloaded from the [[Emulator Files#Nintendo 3DS|Emulator Files]] page. You can then use a program like '''[https://gbatemp.net/threads/tutorial-extract-decrypt-games-nand-backups-and-sd-contents-with-fuse-3ds.499994/ fuse-3ds]''' to decrypt games using this file. Simply place boot9.bin in the same folder, run the program, mount the encrypted .cia or .3ds, and find the '''decrypted.cxi''' file inside (usually in the first folder). Citra should be able to load this file without issues.
