Lauri Niskanen
Lauri Niskanen
Wow! This is actually working. Thank you so much for this. I also get some stuttering. Perhaps the bluetooth signal is not perfect.
Great! Do you know if there is a way to control the volume?
@parkerlreed You can use this to get the names: ``` pacmd list-sources | grep -e device.string -e 'name:' ``` So if your named sink is `ds4` then you can probably...
Thanks for your effort, we are actually getting audio support! I tried using this. It runs and creates a pulse audio sink just fine, but the audio I am hearing...
The current version works really well. There are just some rare pops like parkerlreed said. Clean up seems to be working for me. Is it possible to add another sink...
I think the "popping" is just very short skips that sometimes produce a popping sound.
This should already work correctly. Here's an example output for me: ``` [info][controller 1] Created devices /dev/input/js0 (joystick) /dev/input/event19 (evdev) [info][controller 1] Connected to Bluetooth Controller (1C:66:6D:1A:6F:A0 hidraw2) [info][hidraw] Scanning...
Does this only occur rarely for you? Can you try if Python 3 changes anything?
@poconbhui Thanks! I think `REL_WHEEL = trackpad_touch1_y` works nicely. Do you know if it's possible to invert the direction? But we should still implement proper two finger scrolling. `touch1` means...
It should definitely look for `~/.config/ds4drv.conf` first, and only after see if `/etc/ds4drv.conf` exists. Can you debug this further by seeing how the program actually runs step by step. Please...