
Hey everyone, nice to meet you all.
My problem is that any battery I use only lasts about an hour. Sometimes less, sometimes a bit more. I remember from playing on my Wii that I was able to use the controller without having to replace the batteries for at least 6 hours.
I'm using an original Wiimote Plus with a "built-in" rechargeable battery I bought on Ali Express (2800mAh). It's easy to assume that's the problem, but the same happens whenever I use standard rechargeable batteries or just non-rechargeable ones.
Also, I've been getting battery warnings on Super Mario Galaxy even though there's still two battery lines (out of four) when I press Home. They're only supposed to appear when it reaches just one tick. It's also very common that there's just one tick and after a few minutes it somehow changes to two.
A possibility is that for some reason the batteries aren't calibrated and Dolphin just misreads the charge level.
It's really annoying not being able to play for over an hour without having to recharge.
Also, Dolphin always crashes when the controller is disconnected. Not sure if that's related.
Any help is really appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Specs:
Win 10 x64 Pro Build 19041
Intel i5 9600K
Hyper-X 16GB RAM
Nvidia GTX 2070
Bluetooth Adapter CSR 4.0 Dongle
Using Dolphin 5.0-13480
My problem is that any battery I use only lasts about an hour. Sometimes less, sometimes a bit more. I remember from playing on my Wii that I was able to use the controller without having to replace the batteries for at least 6 hours.
I'm using an original Wiimote Plus with a "built-in" rechargeable battery I bought on Ali Express (2800mAh). It's easy to assume that's the problem, but the same happens whenever I use standard rechargeable batteries or just non-rechargeable ones.
Also, I've been getting battery warnings on Super Mario Galaxy even though there's still two battery lines (out of four) when I press Home. They're only supposed to appear when it reaches just one tick. It's also very common that there's just one tick and after a few minutes it somehow changes to two.
A possibility is that for some reason the batteries aren't calibrated and Dolphin just misreads the charge level.
It's really annoying not being able to play for over an hour without having to recharge.
Also, Dolphin always crashes when the controller is disconnected. Not sure if that's related.
Any help is really appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Specs:
Win 10 x64 Pro Build 19041
Intel i5 9600K
Hyper-X 16GB RAM
Nvidia GTX 2070
Bluetooth Adapter CSR 4.0 Dongle
Using Dolphin 5.0-13480