Hi, I just attached USB hub with ethernet + mouse and keyboard with the idea to use the device for home network streaming.
Unfortunately the device has very aggressive mouse acceleration profile which is interfering with games. It is not a matter of mouse sensitivity the issues is with the mouse acceleration in particular.
On android there are mouse setting but I couldn't find anything for Google TV. Any suggestions? An application or settings that alter or disable the mouse acceleration?
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Is there a possible way to connect a mouse to the pda? I hate when I try to play a online game the screen keeps sliding instead of acting as a mouse. Is there a way how I can use a mouse?
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BT mouse/keyboard is OK, just pair and use, USB only with usb-host devices (TP donesnt have usb-host)
Anybody found a working solution how to play FPS l Iike Nova3 with mouse and keyboard? I have a usb-mouse and a Bt keyboard.
When i am using usb/bt joycenter actual 5.08 Nova always switch to Moga Controller settings and i can't control anything. When I am using external keyboard helper I can control the keyboard, but not the mouse. For aiming i need a mouse, I can't do it with a controller: )
Okay, got it! I always tried with Bluetooth keyboard, but never really succeed. Now I tried a usb keyboard (Cherry) together with usb mouse from Logitech (connected by a small passive hub from Belkin!) and it worked together with usb/bt joycenter actual 8.08 and nova 3 right of the box. Finally I can play FPS like on PC much more precise compared to a gamepad or stick.
How that's some help for some other gamblers out there
That seems very nice. I am going to try that!
The dock running virtually all keys, except the other characters that appear exchanged or repeats the same character with the shift key, the function keys virtually all the mouse also works well. The function keys virtually all the work. In summary, conseguese work on dock. One problem encountered was when the tablet is connected by HDMI cable to TV does not transmit sound.
Tablet connected by HDMI TV does not sound on TV.
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The dock running virtually all keys, except the other characters that appear exchanged or repeats the same character with the shift key, the function keys virtually all the mouse also works well. The function keys virtually all the work. In summary, conseguese work on dock. One problem encountered was when the tablet is connected by HDMI cable to TV does not transmit sound.
Tablet connected by HDMI TV does not sound on TV.
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Oh ok I didnt see this. My TV might be ok then.
My phone can connect OTG mouse, But some games cannot support OTG mouse
I think those games not check click event, only check touch event.
So, Is there a System Setting or App can change OTG Click Mode to Touch?
Recently loaded Pop-os then Ubuntu after having issues with a wireless keyboard both OS's have the same results so the issue must be related to the Pi itself. I completed the following:
Logitech MX wireless bluetooth keyboard functions normally with Pop on 2 other computers
Logitech 520 wireless USB Unifying Receiver keyboard functions normally with Pop on 2 other computers
Logitech wireless mouse works also with the USB Unifying receiver
Loaded distribution on Raspberry Pi 4 [did not use the Raspberry linux]
Pi 4 has both USB and bluetooth capabilities
connected a Logitech wireless mouse with the USB Unifying receiver: functions normally
connected a USB wired keyboard: functions normally
connected a Logitech MX wireless keyboard via bluetooth: connected and functions normally
Disconnected the USB wired keyboard
MX keyboard stayed connected via bluetooth but no longer would send commands to the Raspberry
Reconnected the USB keyboard: Mx wireless keyboard functions normally as long as the wired keyboard is in place
Connected the 520 wireless keyboard with the USB Unifying receiver: it also functions normally but no longer functions if the wired keyboard is disconnected
Anyone have any idea where to go with this? Appreciate any comments.