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Is there anything that we can do to help with that here? If not there may be a better place for such posts. Have you tried asking them what they see you doing or not doing that you could try to fix? Having a better player be able to talk about your game in a local setting can be incredibly helpful, but if they're just bad mouthing you in spite of that then they are kind of lame...
1. You have to properly time the grab with either the A button or an air(or spot?) dodge. That is why you may often see someone dash attacking and grabbing a fruit/bomb at the same time.
You have to have earbuds or headphones to use the sleep mode music and plug them into your 2DS. If you have none, you may as well go out and buy a pair or you won't be able to use it at all.
I can provide you with some information that can help you improve. I'll send you a message here in a bit.
Use whatever combination of buttons feels comfortable for you. I've thought about how uncomfortable the controls might be for a 2DS user, so I would recommended using a custom button set up like you're doing. It won't haunt you, unless your hands have muscle memory for the grab command when it's on the shoulder buttons.
That depends on how "good" of quality you are speaking about. Most professionals use things called "3DS Capture Cards" which are external devices used to record both screens of a 3DS. As of the time of the posting, that is way to get the highest quality footage.
I am actually interested in knowing the same thing myself. The only thing I can think of is that they use capture cards for some of their recordings.
I would direct this question to somebody in the Falco character discussion threads. This is more of a general help thread.
Practice the timing and the behavior of your aerials in training mode first. When you face actual people, figure out when they air dodge and when they don't, that way you can poke holes in their dodging to send them off-stage.
Put them on jump or throw them in the air. Money is not hard to come by. My friend is at max already; training mode is also one of the best times to practice whatever.
Have you beaten it with all three Mii varieties?
Aerial combat doesn't seem to quite do it; given that more often than not it leaves me floating above them, which begs to be punished. A short hop doesn't do it because it's still in the path of the projectile. As for the latter half of your comment; har har
Yeah, I have.
Check your trophies, maybe you lost with one character and you don't remember it. As you still have a score even if you lose, a mistake is easily done.
Did that when I realized the challenge was still uncompleted, I have every alternate trophy.
Get close to them, and then wait for THEM to commit to an action, punish accordingly. It takes some restraint to do, but changing up your play style mid-match is very handy.
If they always roll behind you, fake them out and attack behind you, or better yet, use a pivot grab for a punish. And mix up when you attack head-on and when you turn around.