How are you, finish installing pixel experience 10 plus. Everything amazing, but I can't get the ps4 joystick to work, it's connected by Bluetooth but it does nothing. Sorry for my English
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Awesome. In preparation for a new series of presentation that I need to run within our company, I discovered that the Logitech Presenter works flawlessly when stuck in the USB port of the HTC 4in1 cable.
When I was still using AP3, my MS Wireless Notebook Presenter Mouse 8000 worked perfectly, even via Bluetooth (without the 4-in-1 cable and without the dongle), as long as I also installed Teksoft Bluemouse.
Now I'm using AP4 and this setup no longer works. At least not flawlessly.
The mousecursor lags: after I stop moving the mouse, the cursor keeps moving for about half a second.
This problem only occurs when i connect the mouse directly via bluetooth. When I use the dongle and the 4-in-1 cable, there's no lag at all. A regular wired mouse also works fine.
Disabling TouchFlo or killing Bluemouse doesn't remedy the situation
Any ideas?
UPDATE:
I'm back on AP3, it's just more stable than AP4.
My mouse is working great again.
WM6.0 bluetooth stack is better for me than the WM6.1 one.
why don't you just use a bluetooth mouse? it works the same as the logitech presenter (without the laser pointer) and the coverage is farther.
kendedel said:
why don't you just use a bluetooth mouse? it works the same as the logitech presenter (without the laser pointer) and the coverage is farther.
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Coverage may be better, but useless for real presentations. The presenter lets me adjust volume, blank the screen, set a warning to wind up my presentation 5 minutes before the end etc .... for real presenters, a mouse does not suffice
good point. i stand corrected
Has anyone successfully used a Wiimote & classic controller or an Xbox 360 co troller (wired via otg) or a Bluetooth controller?
I'm not having much luck!
I thought cyanogenmod had wiimote support baked in but it asks for a pin and won't connect.
360 pad via USB otg isn't detected.
Even my mad catz c.t.r.l.r doesn't seem to work . In minecraft it only let's you move forward and backwards. Nothing else works. It works in some emulators though.
I've tried a PS3 controller with the Sixaxis Controller app. It connects fine with the app. (using bluetooth)
I'm trying to get either an xBox 360 or a PS3 controller connected to my S2 but so far have been spectacularly unsuccessful. Has anybody managed to do it without rooting the device or flashing a new rom?
I've tried both, connected through an OTG cable that I know works because I can use both a flash drive and a wired mouse with it.
I'd rather not root it, it's still under warranty and I don't want to lose that and I definitely don't want to flash a different rom. I like it as it is.
One thread I found implied that the Sixaxis app would allow me to connect the PS3 controller by using the USB cable I have for charging it but I've found this not to be the case. It just tells me that it can't find the controller on Bluetooth and doesn't even seem to look for a wired one.
Searching has shown me that the controllers can be connected to other tablets but I'm yet to find anyone who has done it with the S2.
Please can anyone help? I'd love to be able to play games on my tablet without using the on screen controls which I find very awkward.
I should say that my S2 is an SM-T713
You would definitely need a keymapper, I'd say. Unless the game in question nativity supports a gamepad/controller.
Did you check the Nvidia Shield Tablet threads?
I think they came up with a *no root* solution, which should be applicable for all sorts of Android devices.
Thanks, I'll have a look
I was in a similar boat to you a few week ago on my stock T715:-
-Xbox 360 Bluetooth, no connection
-PS3 Bluetooth, no connection
-Xbox 360 Wired/OTG, no connection
-PS3 Wired/OTG, connection but sometimes with calibration issues
I went to a shop in the UK called CeX and asked for a Bluetooth controller. They had a used Gamesir S3 for £15 which is cheaper than a wired PS3 controller. The Gamesir is excellent, it's connected every single time. They supply a micro USB to micro USB cable so you have the choice of wired or Bluetooth. Both work flawlessly without any calibration issues.
Best £15 I've spent this year. :victory:
Fail.
I can recommend gamesir s3 too. It also came with a clip that you can use for your phone.
Hi all. I have a problem connecting my ipega BT controller to my note 8. I used this controller with my s8+ without problems but When I connect it to the note8 it connects withoUt problems but doesn't work in the game (tried few games). the only thing that works is volume controls and in the internet browser it can move up and down the page. It seems to me my phone recognizes the controller as a keyboard. Does anyone have any idea What I could do? Thanks
Hi I need help with the Dual shock 4/ any controller connecting to the Mi Max 2 via OTG. Why otg? because android has major lags and delay on bluetooth for gamestream. I require an OTG connection.
1.My phone is Rooted. I am on android 7.1.1
2.Iv tried the Xbox one controller and PS4 controller none work via OTG on the Mi Max 2 ( tried with usb Bt joystick centre does not detect anything)
Are there any custom roms or kernels I can use to get OTG gamepad support? i bought this phone for game streaming. Iv heard some kernels add gamepad support Via otg but I have no idea where to look. There are no guides.
Id apreciate any help. Thanks.
PS3 controller works flawless via usb otg and bluetooth for me, I'm running Nougat RR right now but I think I got it to work on xiaomi.eu rom too.
Even Nintendo Switch Joycons worked (with a huge input delay), but I don't know about the PS4 controller
I know how to connect PS4 controller and play smoothly using Bluetooth
From my experience, I can tell you that XenonHD 7.1.2 Custom Rom is the only Rom that has the correct input layout for PS4 controller (X button selects, O button goes back) other Roms so far have the input layout wrong (Square = X, X = O , something like that).
Input delay can be fixed (if you are using Bluetooth) :
1 - Download Bluetooth Auto Connect from Google Play Store
2 - Open the app , go to Advanced Options
3 - Set Continuous Connect (Sec) to 10
4 - Go back and scroll up and select Connect and you're good to go.
(Thanks to Raúl Alcántar for this method on fixing input lag, he's a guy who commeented on a Youtube video )