Bluetooth App

try pairing it in DInput mode

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Hi, I’ve just installed the bluetooth utility (inserted in archive folder, run it, OS restarted), turned it on and I can see bluetooth devices around me. When I try to connect to my headphones, they get added to the list of connected devices on the right side. But when I press L1, I only see 33 an 34 built in audio stereo. The headphones don’t appear here. Also, even though the status at the bottom of the screen says connected, I don’t get any sound notification in headphones about being connected. Also no sound and the headphones eventually turn off after while, as they aren’t really connected.

It might not be actually connected yet. Try connecting using either “expect” or “not expect”.

Did you fix the mapping on the MuOS Menu itself? Or was that ini file for Retroarch only? Where did you locate that savefile? Could you explain that? I am having issues with a Wii U Pro Controller, the MuOS Menu shows all the inputs incorrectly on the Input Tester and it’s annyoing to navegate the OS with it

No idea if this has since been fixed (probably not, I doubt anyone in here has telepathy :upside_down_face: ) but last month I was having problems trying to use a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. It paired perfectly fine, but when I exited the app the buttons were swapped.

Still doesn’t work tbh I wish the devs of muOS just added bluetooth. This keeps failing to connect and when it does connect, both the bluetooth controller and the device controls becomes unresponsive.

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Hmm, I’ve just set up a fresh install of Funky Jacaranda on my Brick and I’m getting “failed to initialise” when trying to turn bluetooth on in the app. Are there any known incompatibilities I should know?

Make sure that Wi-Fi is enabled when the system is turned on.