Hello there.
I'm having an issue with my Nokia 6 TA-1039 where I can connect pretty much anything through OTG with an adaptor EXCEPT for my Dualshock 4.
I've been looking for information for the past 2 days, testing different cables and testing different devices, but only the DS4 is causing me trouble. It connects and charges, the light in the back turns on, but beyond that, it does nothing. Pressing the buttons does nothing, emulators don't recognize them, hell, even my Razer Panthera works.
Has anyone had this problem before and found a way to solve it? Is it some firmware compatibility issue or I'm just having super bad luck with my cables?
Thanks beforehand~
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because for some reason google have crippled hdmi on this device, i know you have probably tried but ive had problems with some hdmi leads that have worked perfectly fine with other devices but my nexus 10 acts like the port is faulty but once you find a micro hdmi lead it likes then your problems will be over then its just a case of hoping and waiting for some sort of hdmi options and settings.
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Morning.
Last week or so I've been trying to get my PS3 Dualshock 3 Sixaxis controller working with my Nexus 7 via the Micro USB port, and I'm about to give up completely.
I've googled enough to make my head spin, so this is pretty much my last hope for a solution. I've tried with 4.1.1, 4.1.2 & 4.2.2.
I've mailed the developers of the apps mentioned below, but have yet to recieve any response. This was done more than just 1-2 days ago.
I've tried with & without rooting.
The controller works fine when connecting it to my computer & Transformer Prime. It's been close to fully charged all the time.
The Gameklip cable & the OTG-cable works. I can access HDD's, flashdrives & even the SD-card on my PSP.
While using the OTG-cable, I've tried with different USB - Mini USB cables.
Sixaxis Controller using Bluetooth works fine, not a single problem there. I can also add my Nexus 7's MAC-address to the controller via the app without any trouble.
USB/BT Joystick Center 8 finds the controller, but refuses to accept any input from it. The same developer has released a joystick analyzer, and it recognizes the correct vendor & product ID of the controller.
The keylayout file exists & is correctly mapped in my usr/keylayout directory. I've also tried using the Transformers keylayout on the Nexus 7.
And here's the kicker, the spare Gamestop Xbox 360 controller I've got laying around works without a problem. Which almost led to me frisbeeing this ****ing thing out the window. And even though it works, it's not a viable alternative for me since it doesn't fit in the Gameklip.
At this point I'm up for crazy ideas, so any help, no matter how far out there, is appreciated.
Thanks for taking the time to read through this, and if you have any ideas that might help, thanks in advance!
retardbatman said:
Morning.
Last week or so I've been trying to get my PS3 Dualshock 3 Sixaxis controller working with my Nexus 7 via the Micro USB port, and I'm about to give up completely.
I've googled enough to make my head spin, so this is pretty much my last hope for a solution. I've tried with 4.1.1, 4.1.2 & 4.2.2.
I've mailed the developers of the apps mentioned below, but have yet to recieve any response. This was done more than just 1-2 days ago.
I've tried with & without rooting.
The controller works fine when connecting it to my computer & Transformer Prime. It's been close to fully charged all the time.
The Gameklip cable & the OTG-cable works. I can access HDD's, flashdrives & even the SD-card on my PSP.
While using the OTG-cable, I've tried with different USB - Mini USB cables.
Sixaxis Controller using Bluetooth works fine, not a single problem there. I can also add my Nexus 7's MAC-address to the controller via the app without any trouble.
USB/BT Joystick Center 8 finds the controller, but refuses to accept any input from it. The same developer has released a joystick analyzer, and it recognizes the correct vendor & product ID of the controller.
The keylayout file exists & is correctly mapped in my usr/keylayout directory. I've also tried using the Transformers keylayout on the Nexus 7.
And here's the kicker, the spare Gamestop Xbox 360 controller I've got laying around works without a problem. Which almost led to me frisbeeing this ****ing thing out the window. And even though it works, it's not a viable alternative for me since it doesn't fit in the Gameklip.
At this point I'm up for crazy ideas, so any help, no matter how far out there, is appreciated.
Thanks for taking the time to read through this, and if you have any ideas that might help, thanks in advance!
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Sorry for the thread resurrection here but I have searched high and low on the internet and this is the only thing that I find that comes close to the same exact problem I am having. The only difference is I have a galaxy s3 running cyanogenmod 10.2. Same issue on 10.1. I can get a wired 360 controller to work just fine and even a Wii classic controller with a USB adapter to work. No Dualshock 3 though. You ever able to fix this?
Hi, I've got an LG G2 (AT&T D800, unlocked), and I'm trying to use a standard, Microsoft wireless Xbox 360 controller with it for a few games. (Minecraft, Dead Trigger, and some emulators)
I'm running stock 4.4.2, software version D80020y, rooted.
Now, at first it simply wouldn't do anything at all (like it wasn't recognized), but then I followed this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1792531
Now it somewhat works, however, all of the buttons "stick" at random times, and the bumpers rarely work.
I've tried all 4 of my controllers, they all did the same thing.
The OTG cable is confirmed working with a keyboard/mouse, and USB drives, and the wireless reciever (while it is aftermarket and not the official MS version) is confirmed working with my PC.
I've re-done what was written in that thread twice now, making sure everything was done correctly, and I'm still having this issue.
I've googled around, but I must be missing something.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks!
I have a nexus 6p that, like some others with the phone, suffers from Bluetooth issues. I have performed every troubleshooting step in the book that i can think of and have come to the conclusion that it must be a hardware issue. The main thing i want to be able to use my Bluetooth for is to connect to my LG G watch R which i absolutely love. Trying to come up with outside the box solutions i bought a USB c to usb a OTG adapter and tried plugging in one of the Bluetooth adapters i have for my pc and using that instead of the built-in Bluetooth. No luck. The phone doesn't even recognize it as far as i can tell. My phone is rooted so if any possible solutions require root that is fine. Does anyone know if this setup could be possible? Any possible solutions besides having to write custom drivers?
So, my wife has been having issue with her edge. It just simply can't use a controller. It's bizarre. She's on the nougat update, which I read broke Bluetooth, but we've tried the same controller with the Samsung otg adapter, and a standard OTG adapter. Neither works. And the Bluetooth disconnects every few minutes. The controllers used were both the steelseries stratus duo, and the Sony ds4. The dualshock doesn't connect well, clearly. And even when using a cord, the controller itself doesn't input properly, completely unusable. We have been trying every non root option first, before going the root route. Does anyone have any help? Any advice or tests or anything at all?
I think it's important to mention that this is the Verizon version of the s7 edge. It doesn't have an official update beyond nougat, I don't think. At least none OTA
enviouss said:
So, my wife has been having issue with her edge. It just simply can't use a controller. It's bizarre. She's on the nougat update, which I read broke Bluetooth, but we've tried the same midi controller with the Samsung otg adapter, and a standard OTG adapter. Neither works. And the Bluetooth disconnects every few minutes. The controllers used were both the steelseries stratus duo, and the Sony ds4. The dualshock doesn't connect well, clearly. And even when using a cord, the controller itself doesn't input properly, completely unusable. We have been trying every non root option first, before going the root route. Does anyone have any help? Any advice or tests or anything at all?
I think it's important to mention that this is the Verizon version of the s7 edge. It doesn't have an official update beyond nougat, I don't think. At least none OTA
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I have that same issue. No results?