Connecting Problems with Donkey Kong Returns

[kkc1945]

Hello,

I have got a big problem with this game when I want to play this game with a real wii remote than the game always said that the connection to the wii remote have been lost, but actually the wii remote is connecting but then it breaks down , here is a pic you can look:



When I use a xbox 36ß player there is no problem but with the wii remote, but other
games are working with the remote..... what can I do ;(

[komposterbart]

(11-23-2011, 01:58 AM)kkc1945 Wrote: Hello,

I have got a big problem with this game when I want to play this game with a real wii remote than the game always said that the connection to the wii remote have been lost, but actually the wii remote is connecting but then it breaks down , here is a pic you can look:



When I use a xbox 36ß player there is no problem but with the wii remote, but other
games are working with the remote..... what can I do ;(

Same here, tried different version as well

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(11-29-2011, 08:31 PM)komposterbart Wrote:

(11-23-2011, 01:58 AM)kkc1945 Wrote: Hello,

I have got a big problem with this game when I want to play this game with a real wii remote than the game always said that the connection to the wii remote have been lost, but actually the wii remote is connecting but then it breaks down , here is a pic you can look:



When I use a xbox 36ß player there is no problem but with the wii remote, but other
games are working with the remote..... what can I do ;(

Same here, tried different version as well

Build 6891 works!!

[Duke Nukem]

Or just disable the Wiimote speaker in the game specific settings = no more Wiimote drop outs.

[Rasho_Hyo]

(11-30-2011, 01:22 AM)Gabriel Belmont Wrote: Or just disable the Wiimote speaker in the game specific settings = no more Wiimote drop outs.

It's the same for me also disabling wiimote speaker! But if you change in JITIL mode the problem is not present anymore!!!

[Duke Nukem]

(12-05-2011, 01:47 AM)Rasho_Hyo Wrote:

(11-30-2011, 01:22 AM)Gabriel Belmont Wrote: Or just disable the Wiimote speaker in the game specific settings = no more Wiimote drop outs.

It's the same for me also disabling wiimote speaker! But if you change in JITIL mode the problem is not present anymore!!!

I see that I didn't post which version I used, but it's the official 3.0 one.
I had some Wiimote drop outs before I read that disabling the Wiimote speaker in the game settings fixed it.
The description for the setting even hints it.

[str8desifer]

Sorry for my ignorance, but where in dolphin can I find that setting. I have the same problem with donkey kong and while playing mid through super mario galaxy 2. Using dolphin 3.0-204

[Duke Nukem]

You right click the game in the list, chose properties and there is the Disable Wiimote speaker or Alternate Wiimote timing setting.

[str8desifer]

(12-06-2011, 06:11 PM)Gabriel Belmont Wrote: You right click the game in the list, chose properties and there is the Disable Wiimote speaker or Alternate Wiimote timing setting.

Thanks for the help.

[culd]

(12-06-2011, 06:11 PM)Gabriel Belmont Wrote: You right click the game in the list, chose properties and there is the Disable Wiimote speaker or Alternate Wiimote timing setting.

I have the same problem. I followed the steps and continuous with the problem ... You use BlueSoleil?

[Duke Nukem]

(12-09-2011, 01:14 AM)culd Wrote:

(12-06-2011, 06:11 PM)Gabriel Belmont Wrote: You right click the game in the list, chose properties and there is the Disable Wiimote speaker or Alternate Wiimote timing setting.

I have the same problem. I followed the steps and continuous with the problem ... You use BlueSoleil?

No I don't use BlueSoleil, I use the drivers/software that came with my IOGEAR 2.1 Bluetooth Adapter.
Since I ticked that setting in game properties not even a single Wiimote drop out have occurred in DKCR.