8bitdo SNES30 Bluethooth Input Issues
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Same issue here Retropie straight out of the box at the 3.8 download you will need to downgrade the firmware to 1.68, "But" if you go into the RetroPie Menu and download the latest config file, you will then need to upgrade back to 1.69 or 1.70 (as it appears they have made recent changes)
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@Abstract3000 I'm going to hold off on any beta firmware from 8bitdo until it's stable. Is 1.70 beta working for you? What changed?
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@yoink said in 8bitdo SNES30 Bluethooth Input Issues:
@Abstract3000 I'm going to hold off on any beta firmware from 8bitdo until it's stable. Is 1.70 beta working for you? What changed?
Yeah it seems to work fine, It is the firmware my controller was shipped with. from what I have read it only improved the following:
1.Improve automatic connection.
2.Make the LED blink much quicker when the controller is in auto-connect status.and I can say with 1.70 installed retropie synchs much quick with it.
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I wouldn't expect a controller to ship with beta firmware. Are you using this firmware? http://forum.8bitdo.com/thread-1179-1-1.html
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Just FYI, I have a couple of controllers that the retroarch mapping doesn't work for, but without our "workaround" for the older firmware it does, so I will introduce an option in the bluetooth settings to switch this behaviour. It will need to be changed "before" settings up your controls.
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@BuZz Is that related to the issue I've been having with the 2.68 Beta firmware for the SNES30?
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I hope so.
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@BuZz So when I used my SNES30 controller with 2.68Beta5 firmware, ES was fine, but Retroarch and all the games only the D-Pad worked. Only by downgrading to 2.67 stable did the controllers work again in Retroarch after unpairing, pairing, then setting them up in ES. Should I update Retropie to fix this issue addressed here? If so, what method should I use?
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if you update retropie-setup it has a new mode in the bluetooth setup to turn off the controller mapping hack that is needed for libretro emulators with the older firmware. You will need to remove / repair the gamepad first make sure the setting is off, and then reconfigure the controller in Emulation Station.
Or just stay on the older firmware if it works for you.
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@BuZz Just updated the firmware to stable 2.68 on the SNES30 controllers, disabled the hack, removed then repaired. Both are now working. Thanks.
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