Wiimote sound issue

Dalba · (This post was last modified: 06-07-2013, 08:22 AM by Dalba.)

Hello,
i suffer sound issue on real wiimote. I use 3.5-1389 x64 version, all settings in wiimote window are correct regarding volume and speaker data, but i can't get sound on any of my 4 wiimotes. Sometimes i can hear like a "crac" but that's all. I'm using windows blutooth stack with a low cost BT dongle... Can it be a problem with my dongle ? Is it a problem with dolphin or do i have to use toshiba stack in order to have sound ? That's my only issue, all the rest (pairing, reconnection) works very well !
If someone can give me some clues.... Undecided

***MayImilae*** · (This post was last modified: 06-07-2013, 08:52 AM by MayImilae.)

Wiimote sound has never worked properly with Dolphin. You'd have to ask Billiard for details, but as I recall PC bluetooth has different polling rates than the wii, which causes minor issues such as late rumble, scratchy wiimote sound, and lag in the wiimote speaker. If you want to test the wiimote sounds out for yourself, press the home button during a game to bring up the home menu, and use the wiimote properties to raise and lower the sound. Constantly go up and down for minute or so, and the wiimote sounds will be a few seconds behind your button presses.

Fortunately very few Wii games use the wiimote speaker. It's terrible, so I don't blame em.

Dalba · 06-07-2013, 05:15 PM #3

(06-07-2013, 08:51 AM)MaJoR Wrote: Wiimote sound has never worked properly with Dolphin. You'd have to ask Billiard for details, but as I recall PC bluetooth has different polling rates than the wii, which causes minor issues such as late rumble, scratchy wiimote sound, and lag in the wiimote speaker. If you want to test the wiimote sounds out for yourself, press the home button during a game to bring up the home menu, and use the wiimote properties to raise and lower the sound. Constantly go up and down for minute or so, and the wiimote sounds will be a few seconds behind your button presses.

Fortunately very few Wii games use the wiimote speaker. It's terrible, so I don't blame em.

Thanks for reply, i wanted to know if i was doing something wrong, but if you tell me it's "normal", i'm ok with that, everything else works very well Shy