ndeadly

The core problem is that the DS3 relies on a custom Bluetooth implementation that doesn't follow the standard. No update to Nintendo's Bluetooth driver is going to change this. Platforms...

@SylvainSalgatHEIG DS3 support via USB is definitely possible. USB support within mission control is currently in the works, but I've hit a bit of a roadblock so not actively working...

I suspect that achieving this may be quite a bit more complex than you might expect. Currently, I see the following problems: 1. As of now, Mission Control only supports...

> I guess this depends on what the maintainers vision for the tool is. A lot of other HID projects have semi-died and I perhaps naively assumed that MC would...

Any known difference between the two controllers? Please post the error report

Odd, do you know if the problematic controllers are authentic ones from Sony and not bootlegs? Yes, please upload the report as it may help pinpoint what is actually responsible...

You seem to be getting an error result when Mission Control calls `btdrvGetPairedDeviceInfo` to fetch the controller info after it connects. I have no idea why this function would be...

I just noticed that there's another possible failure route. If the above doesn't solve your issue, please try running this build and post the error report. [MissionControl-0.6.3-ds4-fatal-d2c2669.zip](https://github.com/ndeadly/MissionControl/files/7660937/MissionControl-0.6.3-ds4-fatal-d2c2669.zip)

@zf021600 was this report made with the version I posted above? Any other version isn't of much use to me, as I have already seen the reports from @TheFrozenDuck

Ok great, thanks. I will try to take a look at them later today when I have time.