wiimote speaker sounds crackly and distorted

trihy · (This post was last modified: 09-07-2024, 10:09 AM by trihy.)

I think all TR ones are built in plus.

You can check your BT manufacturer on Windows devices, Bluetooth properties.

domjam · 09-08-2024, 02:10 AM **#12**

(09-07-2024, 10:08 AM)trihy Wrote: I think all TR ones are built in plus.

You can check your BT manufacturer on Windows devices, Bluetooth properties.

sorry. i have 4 devices under bluetooth. im not sure which one it is.

Bluetooth device (RFCOMM Protocol TDI
Intel® Wirless Bluetooth ®
Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator
Microsoft Bluetooth LE Enumerator.

trihy · (This post was last modified: 09-08-2024, 08:38 AM by trihy.)

Intel wireless BT.

One of the worst in my opinion.

Barely can handle 1 wiimote. And no speaker sound for TR ones.

Some games like hotd2/3 are a laggy pointer mess with this adapter.

domjam · 09-08-2024, 11:29 PM **#14**

(09-08-2024, 08:37 AM)trihy Wrote: Intel wireless BT.

One of the worst in my opinion.

Barely can handle 1 wiimote. And no speaker sound for TR ones.

Some games like hotd2/3 are a laggy pointer mess with this adapter.

I have no issues connecting wii motes and i get 0 lag with pointer. like i said its just the speaker that is the issue.

trihy · (This post was last modified: 09-09-2024, 06:06 AM by trihy.)

That was already answered. Non TR only have crackling garbage sound on dolphin on emulated mode. There is no fix.

All others are know problems of those cards. Lags happens on pointer with games that use too much speaker data and that card cant handle it.

**mbc07** · 09-09-2024, 11:38 AM **#16**

Only noticed this thread now and I have to correct a few things:

Proper Wiimote Speaker sound is only attainable in Bluetooth Passthrough mode, regardless if you have a -TR or non-TR Wiimote. In Dolphin's default "emulate the Wii BT adapter" mode, -TR Wiimotes will produce recognizable sound, but worse than what you'd get on a real Wii or in BT passthrough (with a compatible adapter), while non-TR Wiimotes are completely broken, you get just a mess of random noises. The cause of this is known and it's very unlikely to be fixable due to restrictions from the default BT stack of Windows/Linux/macOS.
Non-TR Wiimotes with built-in MotionPlus exist, so don't assume it's a -TR Wiimote just because it has MotionPlus capabilities. However, all Wiimotes from the Wii U era (Wii U branding in the box and blue box instead of white) are guaranteed to be -TR Wiimotes...

trihy · (This post was last modified: 09-09-2024, 02:11 PM by trihy.)

Thats correct, except on intel ax cards, there is no sound at all for TR ones (emulated mode)

This is probably intel problem, not dolphin, unless a workaround is found.

IMO emulated mode with a TR one with a compatible bt dongle, speaker sound is more than decent. There is also a wiimote audio playe to do some test.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNItdVw6ONs

Looks good enough.

domjam · (This post was last modified: 09-13-2024, 04:03 AM by domjam.)

(09-09-2024, 05:59 AM)trihy Wrote: That was already answered. Non TR only have crackling garbage sound on dolphin on emulated mode. There is no fix.

All others are know problems of those cards. Lags happens on pointer with games that use too much speaker data and that card cant handle it.

then my bluetooth is not the one you speak of beacuse as i preivoulsy said, i dont get lag or any probelms on the pointer of any kind. motion is flawless. zelda skyward sword for example. silent hill for another. its just the speaker data issue that i need a fix for.

domjam · (This post was last modified: 09-13-2024, 04:00 AM by domjam.)

(09-09-2024, 11:38 AM)mbc07 Wrote: Only noticed this thread now and I have to correct a few things:
Proper Wiimote Speaker sound is only attainable in Bluetooth Passthrough mode, regardless if you have a -TR or non-TR Wiimote. In Dolphin's default "emulate the Wii BT adapter" mode, -TR Wiimotes will produce recognizable sound, but worse than what you'd get on a real Wii or in BT passthrough (with a compatible adapter), while non-TR Wiimotes are completely broken, you get just a mess of random noises. The cause of this is known and it's very unlikely to be fixable due to restrictions from the default BT stack of Windows/Linux/macOS.

Non-TR Wiimotes with built-in MotionPlus exist, so don't assume it's a -TR Wiimote just because it has MotionPlus capabilities. However, all Wiimotes from the Wii U era (Wii U branding in the box and blue box instead of white) are guaranteed to be -TR Wiimotes...

so this would do the job then? https://uk.webuy.com/product-detail?id=0...position=6

but I would still need a bluetooth adaptor that supports passthrough.

I have looked on the wiki but the TP link adaptors shows as "limited" under Audio. and there is no information as to what this means..Do you have any suggestions for a bluetooth adaptor that will give me passthrough mode and full speaker data audio when using a TR mote because currently the built in bluetooth that my motherboard has works flawlessly connection and pointer wise.