If you figure out how to get the socket fd, I can probably modify the
widcomm code to get the remote bluetooth address from that.
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- Mon May 10, 2010 4:10 pm
- Forum: Plugin Support
- Topic: PlayStation 3 Bluetooth Remote
- Replies: 267
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- Thu May 06, 2010 3:03 am
- Forum: Plugin Support
- Topic: PlayStation 3 Bluetooth Remote
- Replies: 267
- Views: 180261
Re: PlayStation 3 Bluetooth Remote
I've incorporated the power saving code from the old plugin with the new version,
which seems to work for me with widcomm v5 stack. It should be implemented in a way
that this version works (w/o powersave) even if the widcomm stack is not available.
To trigger the remote to go into powersave mode ...
which seems to work for me with widcomm v5 stack. It should be implemented in a way
that this version works (w/o powersave) even if the widcomm stack is not available.
To trigger the remote to go into powersave mode ...