Aaron Angert

Also could be useful (not sure how possible this is) to allow for audio to come through the currently selected pi audio interface, i.e. aux, HDMI or Bluetooth

interesting, I had not thought of this, usually I'm running joust on a pi without a login password so it logs in automatically.

Thanks for the issue, I was able to test joustmania about a week ago and things were working, I'll have to reinstall and try again, something might have been changed.

You can try running sudo ./joust.sh to see if any errors pop up

Hey thanks for the update, the log looks fine running it without errors, which is strange, if you plug in an audio jack to the pi (or if you have...

Hi, the best way is to look in /var/lib/Bluetooth there will be a bunch of folders there each representing a Bluetooth dongle, or potentially the internal one if it has...

Did you run setup.sh with the --disable_internal_bt Command, if so you shouldn't see it in /var/lib/Bluetooth If you still do you can delete that folder and reboot the pi.

Note you definitely do not want to use internal Bluetooth, it's really bad usually. Two dongles should be enough to support 11 controllers. Joustmania pairs new controllers to the Bluetooth...

it definitely sounds like there is a problem with the dongles themselves, on a fresh install of the PiOS they should be showing up under/var/lib/Bluetooth and controllers should be able...

Hi! You should get a USB to aux converter and try that, it's how joustmania is officially supported for audio on the pi5: https://a.co/d/1S6CbKM Then rerun sudo ./setup.sh