Periodical Delay/Lag using a real wiimote

[Psych0Mantis]

I've used Dolphin for a while, mainly just got GC games but I recently decided to use a real Wiimote and try some of my Wii games
I've noticed the input lags or the controller disconnects (I'm unsure which it is) every 3-5 seconds for a second. For example, If I'm holding left on the nunchuck as it delays, it will carry on running left for a second before carrying on working as normal. Same applies to pointer inputs
If anyone is experiencing the same problem or knows a fix, please let me know.
I've tried it with multiple games (SMG1 and 2, SSBB, NSMB, Twilight Princess)

[admin89]

What's your USB BT dongle model ?
Btw , I usually recommend "Class 1" full size dongle instead of those mini dongles

[Psych0Mantis]

(04-18-2014, 01:22 AM)admin89 Wrote: What's your USB BT dongle model ?
Btw , I usually recommend "Class 1" full size dongle instead of those mini dongles

This is the USB Dongle I own: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B005MN9U1A/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It's fairly cheap and small but was actually recommend to me by someone who uses it often with Dolphin and has had no problems.

[JMC47]

I've played all those games with a real Wiimote on the Toshiba stack and don't suffer from lag; in fact, everything is a bit too responsive compared to the real Wii.

[MayImilae]

JMC47 Wrote:everything is a bit too responsive compared to the real Wii.

You make it sound like an error, but it's just cutting out lags along the way - analog to digital conversion and the like.

[Psych0Mantis]

(04-18-2014, 05:03 AM)JMC47 Wrote: I've played all those games with a real Wiimote on the Toshiba stack and don't suffer from lag; in fact, everything is a bit too responsive compared to the real Wii.

I'm using the Toshiba stack too when I get these lags.

[JMC47]

Your bluetooth is probably bad or getting interference; that's all I can think of. There could be other reasons; you could try turning off the Wiimote speaker, etc, to see if it will help.

[Psych0Mantis]

(04-18-2014, 08:35 AM)JMC47 Wrote: Your bluetooth is probably bad or getting interference; that's all I can think of. There could be other reasons; you could try turning off the Wiimote speaker, etc, to see if it will help.

I've got the Wiimote speaker turned off anyway, helps a little bit with lag but I know it's either the dongle or the Toshiba stack that's the problem now.
I'll try and use a USB extension lead and bring the adapter closer to the controller

[JMC47]

I use the Toshiba Stack and it's absolutely amazing for me; so I don't think it's the Toshiba Stack.

[Psych0Mantis]

Guessing the problem is the Bluetooth dongle then, can't see why though. My friend uses the exact same one with multiple wiimotes and they connect and play perfectly