I'm still have problems to make the sound on my wiimote works. I am using a white wiimote + wiimotion plus acessory + numchuck, but the sound is crackling and is hard to listen anything. Also, i am using a bluetooth adaptor 4.0 + Toshiba stack driver. I coudn't make bluetooth passtrought work at all too.
Bluetooth passthrough is currently the only way you can get Wii remote audio to work flawlessly. So if that isn't working for you, well, you have to find a way to get it to work.
(02-10-2017, 06:11 AM)CupidStunt Wrote: [ -> ]Hi can someone help me please? I have bought the Wii RemotePlus and it is the correct TR version. i still cant get speaker spound.
I have Windows 10 on an MSI Apache GE62 2QF. It has bluetooth 4.1 built in.
I have enabled speaker data and ensured the volume is turned up on speaker. I have tried it with the Wii so I know the speaker is definitely functioning. Any help would be appreciated.
Try Passthough if you can
(02-10-2017, 10:50 PM)matheusstaffa Wrote: [ -> ]I'm still have problems to make the sound on my wiimote works. I am using a white wiimote + wiimotion plus acessory + numchuck, but the sound is crackling and is hard to listen anything. Also, i am using a bluetooth adaptor 4.0 + Toshiba stack driver. I coudn't make bluetooth passtrought work at all too.
It only works with TR wiimotes (which I think always have integrated motionplus)
(02-10-2017, 10:50 PM)matheusstaffa Wrote: [ -> ]I'm still have problems to make the sound on my wiimote works. I am using a white wiimote + wiimotion plus acessory + numchuck, but the sound is crackling and is hard to listen anything. Also, i am using a bluetooth adaptor 4.0 + Toshiba stack driver. I coudn't make bluetooth passtrought work at all too.
Try getting your wiimote closer to the bluetooth adapter. For me the worst audio problems are due to range problems. It does get dramatically better for me, when i use a 0.5m usb cable instead of sticking the bluetooth adapter directly into the PC.
(02-10-2017, 10:50 PM)matheusstaffa Wrote: [ -> ]Also, i am using a bluetooth adaptor 4.0 + Toshiba stack driver.
Why are you using the toshiba stack? The default microsoft stack on windows8+ works much better.
(02-11-2017, 12:17 AM)ExtremeDude2 Wrote: [ -> ]Why are you using the toshiba stack? The default microsoft stack on windows8+ works much better.
Because i coudn't make it work actually. Also, i am using windows 10 (x64). Putting the bluetooth adapter near the controller didn't helped too.