wot u mean by dis

@@FroobTubeLIVE takes an entire day to get this thing working, no clear documentation, old-ass forum threads talking about deprecated features. no mention on the mayflash site that it ONLY works with a real nintendo wii controller even IF you have a real controller, to get the audio sent from your controller to your main audio output you need to tell dolphin "hey man this is actually an emulated wii remote :) " and then manually map the controls, and shit still doesnt work so you google those decade old forums till you find the one option you needed to untick in some random location to get it working

@@FroobTubeLIVE my pointer is suddenly drifting right at a steady pace when it was doing that yesterday

So you're using a 3rd-party Wiimote with the Dolphinbar? In that case, you'll want to look into Bluetooth Passthrough if you haven't yet: wiki.dolphin-emu.org/index.php?title=Bluetooth_Passthrough Also you may need to use mode 3 on the Dolphinbar. With regards to your drifting, are you using Touchmote?

Absolutely! Dolphin supports the same number of Wiimotes as the original console (4)

let's goooo

Are you using Windows 11?

@@FroobTubeLIVE Yes

@@FroobTubeLIVE I figured it out I just pressed the sync button and it started connecting without Bluetooth settings

LET'S goooo

@@FroobTubeLIVE yayaaya

If you are using a 3rd-party Wiimote, or a Wiimote Plus controller, please check my pinned comment for more videos with additional information

I don't know what USB Loader GX is, but from what I just glanced at, I would be surprised if you couldn't get it to work. If you want more helpful information, I encourage you to look elsewhere lol

You looooooooooooooove to see it

Yes, any connected Wiimote with a functional nunchuck will automatically enable nunchuck use.

Which version of Dolphin do you have?

@@FroobTubeLIVE Latest stable version. Fixed the crackling by increasing the audio latency in game, but that, well, also increased the latency.

I certainly hope you mean Dolphin 2407 or a later dev build, and not 5.0! 5.0 is ancient now, and with the onset of 2407, there's lots of changes to look out for. As always, I would recommend sticking to the latest "Development versions", and to avoid the "Releases" section-previously the "Beta release" section. The latest build as of posting this comment is 2407-64 dolphin-emu.org/download/

@@FroobTubeLIVE Yes, 2407.

Dang well idk what to say really. Could be a driver problem; if you've ever tried changing the drivers on that mic, I would say to roll them back completely. Otherwise, my only other suggestion at the moment would be to double-check your audio backend for Dolphin is "Cubeb": --> Config --> Audio --> Backend Settings --> Audio Backend --> "Cubeb". Also disable the bottom two checkboxes in this area in case you have them turned on. I kind of doubt you touched these settings anyway, but it's pretty much all I can think of. Might also be a PC hardware issue; what are your specs?

Hello! Unfortunately there isn't a setting for that. The lights on the bar physically require that your Wiimote be minimum 1 metre away. But if it isn't too awkward of a placement, if there is any additional space at all behind where your monitor is placed, such as under your desk, or some other unobstructed space in your desk area, depending on how much space you have, you might be able to get closer to that 1 metre. One thing you could also do is use a USB extension cord to have the bar further away, while still being able to sit in front of your screen. On that note; A ridiculous and possibly unhelpful idea I just had would be to secure your bar to the ceiling somehow lol. Might be awkward and discombobulating to play with at first, but I think if you're in dire straits, it could be less horrendous than you think haha. Maybe on the ceiling but still behind your monitor laterally? So you have a BIT of an angle to work with so it at least feels SOMEWHAT like the Wiimote is facing the game Alternatively, if for whatever reason the Dolphinbar is physically difficult to work with for the more unconventional methods I just mentioned (and somehow the following options are any easier??????), you might be able to use one of the following setups: a) 2 small candles spaced out the same distance as the lights on Dolphinbar b) same as above but small LED lights Hope this helps! Any other questions, ask away!

@@FroobTubeLIVE Hey, i came up with an idea that let me play the game with dolphin bar, i put two boxes on my bed 1 metre away to the left of my monitor! My monitor is to close as I have a small room but the bed on my left is further back! 2 boxes + the Dolphin bar on top of those 2 boxes seems to work, i can point at the screen and it now works, i wish the dolphin bar was better for small rooms but it work fine for super mario galaxy now with the bar 1 metre away! than for the help btw!

Happy to hear you found a solution :)

Thank you so much!

Haz clic en la descripción del vídeo y ve hasta el final. Habrá un botón que dice "Mostrar transcripción". Puedes copiar la transcripción que aparece y pegarla en Google Translate, como hice yo aquí jajaja

Strange. I can't think of a reason why that's happening to you. Which version of OBS do you have?

@@FroobTubeLIVE Latest version - 30.1.2.

I guess that might not be the issue. The only other thing that comes to mind is asking if you have OBS automatically running "as admin" when you open it? If so, disable it

With eeeeeeeaaaaaasssseeee. I only recently learned of Myles Kennedy's earlier work and MAN that guy SUCKS at making bad music. His band, Alter Bridge, and their album "Fortress"... Beyond words. His talent is consistently jaw-dropping. Notably, Calm the Fire, and the eponymous "Fortress".

I can't say I know much of anything about LAN settings. But one thing I expect you would want to use is "Direct Connection". I don't have much else to say lol

@@FroobTubeLIVE thank you. Even that helps me a little.

It will work with the Gamecube, but I haven't seen proof of wireless mics working with the Wii

If you're a guest and not the host, get the host to do these changes. If they can't for any reason, then I would always suggest all players using a wired, ethernet connection, and not wifi, if that's possible. Other than that, I don't have any real advice.

Peep my 2nd vid on this "mini-series" kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5ipmGirfNWDldk As well as the pinned comment here

@@FroobTubeLIVE ones outdated and also I don't wanna brick my bt adapter

@@unidentified799 My good man what are you on about? Nothing in any of my videos has the potential to brick a bluetooth adapter. Also all of my guides are still relevant and usable even today. Are you outright dismissing my videos due to them being posted a little while back?

@@FroobTubeLIVE idfk anymore man

1. Are you using a 3rd-party Wiimote? 2. Are you using a Wiimote Plus controller? 3. Which version of Dolphin are you running?

Very epic gamer moment 😎

See, I had to find out step 4 the hard way because my dad had bought the fake ones and the motion wouldn’t work 😔

But now I’m getting the real ones 👍👍

It's as simple as the host leaving the option un-checked

@@FroobTubeLIVE I couldn't find it, running Dolphin Legacy 5.0, is it just unavailable for that build?

Perhaps. Definitely upgrade to a recent dev build (NOT a "beta" release)

It's a crap-shoot; some work, some don't, and there's not a formula to gauge anything. You will only know after you try it yourself.

Datafrog controller works with it bro i bought one

Hmm I hadn't considered 3rd-party Wiimotes to also have their own Wiimote Plus controllers. But are you saying you have 3rd-party Wiimote Plus controllers, or 3rd-party controllers, and you ALSO have a WiiMotion Plus attachment you're trying to use on those controllers?

I am in the same boat. Purchased dolphinbar + wiimote plus (non OG) I cannot connect the wiimote in mode 4 (real wiimote) every other mode recognizes the wiimote though.

@@youtbeuser32 Yeah if your controllers are 3rd-party Wiimote Plus controllers, and not officially Nintendo-branded, then that's where you may run into issues. Real Wiimote Plus controllers are stated to work for the Dolphinbar, but 3rd-party Wiimotes in general are hit-or-miss, at least without Bluetooth Passthrough. Make it a 3rd-party Wiimote Plus and that's really going to throw a wrench in things. You can TRY changing the Dolphin Controller settings to the Bluetooth Passthrough mode, but there's no guarantee that will work.

I got the Dolphin Bar, and TechKen Wii remotes, supposed to be motion plus. Went through updating Dolphin bar firmware, have latest stable Dolphin build (Think 2490?), set controller to real wii remote and other settings everyone says to use. Launching game from within Dolphin stand alone (Instead of through Launchbox), start a game, and the game recognizes the button presses, but not the motion of the remote. After HOURS of digging through forums, the only conclusion any came to is, you have to use a 5 years old build of Dolphin (Believe it is 5 years old and was 0115, not sure if that was build #) the build after that broke support for it and has not been fixed in any future releases. I also tried it with REAL Wii remotes w/motion plus inside, and it doesn't work either. Both remotes sync really quick, but only recognizes button presses, not motion.

How did you get it to work ive been struggling for an hour

@@Camus_E just sync

Idk about it having to be a mayflash brand ir sensor, im still using an old yok, but I had issues with a cheapo Amazon wii motion plus 2 in 1 China remote dropping out, ir turns out I had to trun off the wiimote mini speaker option in dolphin, for some reason it worked after, ppl say the real wiimotes work best tho

Not unless they make USB INPUTS possible on mobile devices, like through a dock, if such a thing exists for modern cell phones.

@FroobTubeLIVE They do. And i use it on my phone so I might try this.

Let me and everyone else know how it works out!

​@@FroobTubeLIVE????? JUST CONNECT DOLPHIN BAR TO A CHARGER CUBE BRO 🦖

@@PiloncilloTactico The Dolphinbar sends signals via USB as well, it doesn't just receive power.

Yep, I wouldn't post this if it wasn't. Many big brands like Android, Google, etc. will have warnings like that to dissuade users from using non-proprietary software. Some warnings are legit, sure, but a lot of the time they read as false-positives. Which, when it gets to that point, prevents people from using apps like NewPipe; seriously, check out NewPipe if you ever use KZbin on your phone. It has background play where you can freeze the video but still have audio play, as well as the fact that you can use other apps at the same time and even turn your phone screen right off and still have the audio playing. It also has built-in adblocking, direct downloading for audio and video, and even the ability to create playlists with a local account instead of needing to sign in with KZbin, if that's your thing. Really really amazing app, seriously, anyone reading who uses KZbin on mobile you'd be remiss to not download it.

You LOOOOOOOOVE to see weirdos like me feeding the niche stuff. LFGGGGG

Traversal Server is used for networks beyond a private network (i.e. within a house, school, or place of business). You two will need to use Direct Connection; you can check out this other video of mine for help kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJW5mIqtqLp9m5o The link has the timestamp of the section you would want to watch

@@FroobTubeLIVE Thankyou, this helps a lot actually :3

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@@FroobTubeLIVE it used to not work, but thanks to the fixes in this video it worked!!

Looooooooooove to see it

Yep!

i got new usb bluetooth 4.0 and i sync my wii remote to win 11 and i go to control panel and and i bypassing passcode but is connected but the wii remote is still flashing and shut down and is said on control panel on down driver error how to fix it?

​@@keyclick32a Windows 11, huh? That could be an issue right there... But what I would suggest is to retry pairing the wiimote to the pc a few times; I've spent upwards of half an hour pairing wiimotes to the pc, but I eventually got it. If you keep trying to pair it, it should work eventually.

@@FroobTubeLIVE i try it but nothing my name of usb bluetooth is bluetooth 4.0 csr

Hm well I don't know much about Windows 11 but try going into the Bluetooth settings for Windows. Hotkeys, for at least Windows 10, are WinKey + i, then click Devices/Bluetooth. Alternatively just click search and type "Bluetooth"; an option called "Bluetooth and other devices settings" or something similar should appear-click it, and it should bring you straight to the Bluetooth menu. Once you're in the right menu, at the top of this menu you should see a big "add device" button, and right under that, a switch that says Bluetooth, that is either turned on or off. Make sure this option is turned on.

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If you mean it doesn't work WELL, then YES I absolutely ran into that issue and the fix is just making sure that JoyToKey's values are a "larger" number. Because in my experience, JoyToKey seems to make my pc run harder when trying to make these methods run "faster" (a smaller number entered), and thus fails to make things run smoothly. So a larger number in JoyToKey (which technically is "slower"), and a relatively higher number in OBS (which is "faster") is what you want. Also remember to check on the "Auto Repeat" option in JoyToKey-CRUCIAL. Again, a decent baseline is 1 repeat per 0.15 seconds in JoyToKey, and 1.8 seconds (and -1.8 seconds respectively) for the filter in OBS. I would also seriously recommend you watch my second video on this stuff as it will likely show you an awesome tool and some things you may or may not have already thought of, such as being able to adjust volume sliders that affect BOTH viewer AND streamer volume simultaneously in realtime, among other things: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZmYmpR_e6uggNE

same issue. I'm using a cheap mini keyboard that has 2 volume rockers. Works fine until I actually tab from OBS to my game then it doesn't work.

@@Epicbrewis Did you follow the instructions from my previous reply?

I just made a pinned comment but I'll just repost here anyway Looking through OBS' settings, there may be an option some of you would want to toggle, called "Hotkey Focus Behaviour". It's in the Settings --> Advanced tab, at the very bottom. Change it to "Never disable hotkeys" if it's not already.

Рад это слышать! (Да, я использовал Google Translate для этого, lol)

I'm sorry, could you elaborate?

​@@FroobTubeLIVE you mentioned using 2 microphones about 1 min in and going game cube to wii. What if I just want to do wii for rock band 3. Does it matter on using a microphone to bounce the other or what do you suggest? Also, where do you get custom songs for rock band 3 on wii? Thanks man and love the video.. need to try it.

​@@xUSAFWolfman I would recommend using 2 microphones if you're going to use more than one console within Dolphin. But if you only plan on playing one game or using one console, then you just need the 1 microphone. As for your latter question, I don't know where to get custom songs lol sorry

Unfortunately not. The Dolphinbar must be connected to the device which the games are actually being played on.

my NON-PROFESSIONAL opinion™ would be to just fiddle around with both