Hi,
Before listing some issues I'm recently experiencing, let me first describe my setup: I have an Elitedesk 705 G4 mini PC running Retrobat with a TP-Link UB400 BT dongle connected to a USB 3.0 port. I have two Dualshock 4 controllers, a Mayflash Dolphinbar with two Wiimotes and a Bluetooth LE keyboard with touchpad.
- First issue is happening ever since I started using Rewasd: when I connect or disconnect the Bluetooth LE keyboard, the pop-up message from Rewasd is always the same, mentioning that the "Bluetooth LE device xxxx has disconnected", even when I connect it. No major deal, but sounds like a bug.
- The second issue is related to random disconnects of the Dualshock controllers. I may have a range issue with my BT dongle (I will try with a Asus USB-BT400 in a couple of days), maybe because of some interference or because it is connected to a USB 3.0 port (this mini PC doesn't have USB 2.0 ports). In previous versions of Rewasd, these random disconnects were also happening, but not that often. The controller light goes off, but I was able to turn it on again by pressing the "PS" button and resume playing.
The problem with the latest update is that, not only these random disconnects happen more often (of course, not sure this might be related to Rewasd at all), but what happens with the controllers is that, instead of turning off the led, they turn on the led as light red and I'm not able to reconnect them again (even if I power cycle them!). The system becomes messy and stops recognizing the controllers, and only a restart of the PC fixes the problem.
- It seems also to me that, in certain contexts, the auto-detect feature doesn't work as effective as before, sometimes taking a few seconds to apply a new config based on the associated apps. Before this latest update, Rewasd was really fast in detecting the active process/app and switching configs.
As mentioned above, some of the issues might be related to BT connectivity/range issues I might have and I will be able to test a new BT dongle in couple of days. I will update this topic with some findings.
Thanks
Before listing some issues I'm recently experiencing, let me first describe my setup: I have an Elitedesk 705 G4 mini PC running Retrobat with a TP-Link UB400 BT dongle connected to a USB 3.0 port. I have two Dualshock 4 controllers, a Mayflash Dolphinbar with two Wiimotes and a Bluetooth LE keyboard with touchpad.
- First issue is happening ever since I started using Rewasd: when I connect or disconnect the Bluetooth LE keyboard, the pop-up message from Rewasd is always the same, mentioning that the "Bluetooth LE device xxxx has disconnected", even when I connect it. No major deal, but sounds like a bug.
- The second issue is related to random disconnects of the Dualshock controllers. I may have a range issue with my BT dongle (I will try with a Asus USB-BT400 in a couple of days), maybe because of some interference or because it is connected to a USB 3.0 port (this mini PC doesn't have USB 2.0 ports). In previous versions of Rewasd, these random disconnects were also happening, but not that often. The controller light goes off, but I was able to turn it on again by pressing the "PS" button and resume playing.
The problem with the latest update is that, not only these random disconnects happen more often (of course, not sure this might be related to Rewasd at all), but what happens with the controllers is that, instead of turning off the led, they turn on the led as light red and I'm not able to reconnect them again (even if I power cycle them!). The system becomes messy and stops recognizing the controllers, and only a restart of the PC fixes the problem.
- It seems also to me that, in certain contexts, the auto-detect feature doesn't work as effective as before, sometimes taking a few seconds to apply a new config based on the associated apps. Before this latest update, Rewasd was really fast in detecting the active process/app and switching configs.
As mentioned above, some of the issues might be related to BT connectivity/range issues I might have and I will be able to test a new BT dongle in couple of days. I will update this topic with some findings.
Thanks
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