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    8BitDo Pro 2 / rPi 3 B+ / Controller NOT detected

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      BOne72
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      Hi ...

      I have an issue with getting my 8BitDo Pro 2 Wired gamepad to work in RetroPie . I get to the GUI, but somehow the controller's not detected . There's a green light flashing on the controller, exactly the first one from the left .

      It's a gamepad for Switch / Windows ...
      but on the retail supplier's web-page it was defined to work with PC / Android / XBox, etc . being kind of a universal controller ...
      I believe .

      Could it be an issue with power ...
      What would you think, would it make any difference if I had a externally powered USB - hub in between the gamepad and the rPi ?

      Thank You, for reading out ...
      BOne .

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        Enderman330
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        Try installing driver if any for the gamepad

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          BOne72 @Enderman330
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          @Enderman330

          Hi …

          It was an issue with power .
          After hooking up via ext . powered usb - hub the game pad got detected .

          Now …
          Something with audio ;
          Is it possible to use a usb - audio interface for game sounds . I have a Behringer’s UMC202HD .
          If yes, then do I need some extra drivers for it,
          cause in Linux it generally is working out-of-the-box .

          Thanks again,
          BOne .

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            Enderman330 @BOne72
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            @BOne72 I am happy that you have fixed your previous problem...

            I am not sure with the audio as I usually connect audio from my monitor as you know audio is also transmitted with video through HDMI cable.

            I think you must do some changes in your settings...

            Try checking Retopi-setup or raspberrypi-setup....

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