Wow so cool looking forward to the finished product!

I use a Pro Controller with the Pi thanks to those instructions. It works wired and wireless.

Did you have any error messages while installing either the HID module or the userspace driver?
How are the lights on the controller behaving when you connect the cable? Do they start blinking "side to side" quickly? If they do, did you press L + R to pair?

Unfortunately, yes, it is

@mitu I made a mistake in my testing, I beleive python-uinput my work

@quicksilver, Thank you for your reply

@Riverstorm No, just select HDMI and that's all. If you have any issues, post in the stickied topic.

That's very unfortunate. 😔 I was hoping myself to get rid of my hardware HDMI splitter now that the Pi 4 has two outputs.

Hello currently trying to design a pcb to drop in NS lite housing. Titled Lite Berry . Just started a kickstarter and started paying for pcb design .

@dixeflatline
I think you could compile it for armv8a. How much memory does the switch have? You might be able to compile it on the switch.

Nevermind.... it doesn't work.

I tried redoing my configs because the switch pro controller would get recognized 1/4 of the time. Ended up with the Pi detecting the pro controller but not the switch pro controller.... I don't get with this is so difficult with the switch...

Alright, thank you both for your responses. I'm going to keep looking and I will try to make it work. I'll post back if I found anything.

Why not set up a file server on the pi3 and have the piZero read from that directory for the roms and game saves. That way it will all be stored on the pi3 for OTG fun. You can have the pi3 host its one access point from the on board wifi and have the piZero connect to it. You can also have the piZero temp download the rom and save the game locally and once the game closes you can have it automatically sync the game saves using something like rsync.

Hope that wasn't too confusing but that all works! :)

@DarkWolf
Alright im looking into it....

Just a another quick question what if I would just use a Jack audio Port and then link it up to a Sound column?
-- How could i Solder-that-up on the raspberry zero ( If even possible!? )