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(03-08-2014, 06:57 AM)superspammer Wrote: [ -> ]hey! so I installed this and it works great for my ds3! is there any way for me to use my bluetooth headphones at the same time? I have a different bluetooth adapter I can dedicate to each, but they both register as a BTH DS3 device...any suggestions if this is possible?

(03-07-2014, 09:12 PM)StrangeBiscuit Wrote: [ -> ]Seems to work great for me. Uninstalled MotionJoy drivers and ran your installer...picked up my built-in BT adapter without issue.

I was happy enough with MotionJoy (I don't begrudge them their ad revenue), but my main problem with it was that the Bluetooth drivers would stop working after sleep or hibernation...each time I'd have to roll back and re-install to get it working again. This solution doesn't seem to have that issue.

Just a question though...does it just keep the server running in the background at all times? With MJ when I closed the program I believe the server itself shuts down. Is there a way to start and stop the server with this solution? I'd rather not have extra services running in the background at all times if I can avoid it.

(03-05-2014, 11:15 AM)neo0031 Wrote: [ -> ]...
However, I've recently encountered a problem where Windows 7 would disconnect and reconnect the controller in game whenever Rumble is activated outside a certain timeframe, and the OS would play the USB connect sound. I am not sure if this problem has been reported before.

I am using the latest update (even though problem has occurred in previous literations) with a DS3 controller via USB, on Win 7 64bit.
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One more bump in hope for help.

(03-08-2014, 11:39 PM)dielectric Wrote: [ -> ]Finally I bought a new bluetooth and get my DS3 fully working
The only remaining questions:

1. Is there any way to use the L3 and R3 buttons?
2. Is it possible to use PS button as ordinary button?

best regards
Pawel

(12-12-2013, 11:39 AM)yetifrisstlama2 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,

I'm new here, so first of all a big thanks to Scarlet.Crush for that brilliant driver and for keeping it open source!

It turns out I also bought a fake PS3 controller without knowing. The thing looks absolutely genuie, until you open it and discover the blue battery pack without any warnings or labels on it.

I tried it with the current SCP driver:

Code:

"SCP-DS3-Driver-Package-1.0.0.103.7z"

While it works fine over USB, the driver just does not recognize the gamepad over Bluetooth.

I checked the .log file after a connection attempt and saw this:

Code:

10/12/2013 00:56:02.253 -- Remote Name : 00:18:00:E9:D5:DB - PLAYSTATION(R)3Conteroller-ghic
10/12/2013 00:56:02.253 << HCI_Reject_Connection_Request [040A]

Turns out that whoever made the controller, managed to put a spelling mistake in the Bluetooth ID.

As a workaround, I modified the following line in BthDevice.cs:

Code:

if (Name == "PLAYSTATION(R)3 Controller" || Name == "Navigation Controller")

to

Code:

if (Name == "PLAYSTATION(R)3 Controller" || Name == "Navigation Controller" || Name.StartsWith("PLAYSTATION") )

I think it would be a very helpful feature to make the Bluetooth ID user-configurable in the SCP driver. Maybe with a small config file.

But that was not the whole story, the driver was still hanging at:

Code:

11/12/2013 01:34:36.935 << L2CAP_Connection_Request [02] PSM [01]

Seems like the fake controllers do not answer to Service Channel Requests
I found a post, showing how to disable the relevant check in the code and ..voila.. Bluetooth worked perfectly.

However, I'm not sure what these Service Channel Requests are used for. Maybe Scarlet does know more about that.

So, if anyone is still having trouble with non-genuie PS3 controllers, I have attached the modified and compiled ScpControl.dll file. Just replace the original one and reinstall the drivers.

Hope it helps.

Cheers!

(03-09-2014, 04:23 PM)ultimategrayfox Wrote: [ -> ]about l3 and r3 i use them with the emulators and games without problems already.