(04-17-2019, 06:04 PM)Sumi Wrote: Hello guys, I have been reading the forum and the wiki about the BT Passthough, but I can find where to buy a dongle that works in my zone, and I want to ask about one that its listed in the wiki https://wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Bluetooth_Passthrough the "UGREEN Bluetooth USB (CSR 8510 A10)" its says YES in all columns, but also have a citation saying need more test, and I can buy this one here easily, but when I try to search about this one in the forum I dont find anything, so I am wondering is the wiki is correct or that addition is legit. And the only info about that dongle I got is may be a CSR rebranded.
What do you think, is that ugreen will work in passthrough? Or you can recomend me one on site that send wolrdwide with free or very low shipping? Thanks!
Bluetooth passthrough can be very hit and miss and I believe that chart should only be used more as a general guideline of finding an adapter. I had the Kinivo BTD-400 adapter, no issues really other than range even though it states very long in chart and 4 wii mote stability issues. However, I recently gave the adapter to a friend and he's also having the "Has issues with games which send a lot of commands (including New Super Mario Bros. Wii and The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword before you get in game)." issue, which is not listed in the chart and I never had that issue when used that adapter. I'm now using the Sena UD100 which is incredibly solid (and expensive), but even with that adapter I was having issues (fixed now) with dolphin crashing and error messages which seems to be undocumented and possibly maybe even only happening to me. Although I have no experience with it, it seems like a real Wii Bluetooth module soldered with USB is the only way to ensure it all works 100%.
If the place your buying from has a good return policy (check with them if you could return it easily first), I would maybe just try it out and report back on what you find, return if it's no good. Always nice to have more data on the subject.