Cydia, go to "Installed", tap the top corner to change simple to expert, select BTstack, version will be right below the app name.
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iPad SNES A.D.X. on iPad 2
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Cydia, go to "Installed", tap the top corner to change simple to expert, select BTstack, version will be right below the app name.
Thanks, I was hoping BTstack was out of date, and that was he reason for my issue, but it isn't.
I deleted BTstack and all emulators. I installed BTstackmouse, which includes BTstack. I loaded SNES9x EX and rebooted.
I can get the Wiimote to be found if I hold down 1&2 a few times and get lucky. All 4 lights keep blinking, but the game will operate with no discernible lag. If I plug in the CCP, or even if I kill the app and try from scratch with the CCP plugged in, nothing works.
I can get the Wiimote to be found if I hold down 1&2 a few times and get lucky. All 4 lights keep blinking, but the game will operate with no discernible lag. If I plug in the CCP, or even if I kill the app and try from scratch with the CCP plugged in, nothing works.
I haven't the slightest. Have you tried using a different wiimote? I'm using the original white one without motion plus.
I've tried the original white no motion plus, and before that, a Nyko. I don't get it Xavier - I have the same iPad 2, the same controllers, the same software...bizarre.
Chorx - Are you getting a "clean" connection (1 blue light lit)? Are you using a CCP?
My Wiimote shows this on the side:
FCC ID: UMB-WCF7
IC:6719A-WCF7
If Chorx matches this and Xavier doesn't, it might shed some light. It's either the Wiimote or BTstack having issues. The emulators themselves clearly aren't at fault.
Chorx - Are you getting a "clean" connection (1 blue light lit)? Are you using a CCP?
My Wiimote shows this on the side:
FCC ID: UMB-WCF7
IC:6719A-WCF7
If Chorx matches this and Xavier doesn't, it might shed some light. It's either the Wiimote or BTstack having issues. The emulators themselves clearly aren't at fault.
2 16gb ATT.
the lag is varying from emu to emu for me though, so I think it's emulator based. I notice it the most in yoshis island, I can imagine it's how a cat feels when it's being pet backwards.
Found online:
From what I can tell, Ninty outsourced the production of the Wii remotes. There are 2 manufacturers. The easy way to identify which one you have is through the FCC ID that is printed on the side. Mitsumi makes the ones with FCC ID of POO-WC45. Foxconn makes the ones with UMB-WCF7. You can search the FCC database for yourself here if you like:
http://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid/
From what I can tell, Ninty outsourced the production of the Wii remotes. There are 2 manufacturers. The easy way to identify which one you have is through the FCC ID that is printed on the side. Mitsumi makes the ones with FCC ID of POO-WC45. Foxconn makes the ones with UMB-WCF7. You can search the FCC database for yourself here if you like:
http://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid/
Both of my wiimotes (WC45) work, and Yes I'm getting a clean "Player 1" connection
As a matter of fact, both of them are connecting, and I get a clean Player 1 and Player 2 LED indication for Player one and player 2
I'll bet Xavier has a POO too. I need a POO myself. I'm going to Gamestop in the morning to see if they have any used POOs hanging on the wall.
Anyone stumbling on this hijacked thread, please help us out if you sync your wiimote to iPad and let us know which model you have.
Thanks again.
Anyone stumbling on this hijacked thread, please help us out if you sync your wiimote to iPad and let us know which model you have.
Thanks again.
We can't even get anyone to release up to date emus 
I really wish ZodTTD would osource his stuff. I guess it's hard to justify osourcing something when you're making money off of it, but I'm sure having an active community working on something would get him more money in donations than he'd make by letting an un-updated project rot in obscurity
I really wish ZodTTD would osource his stuff. I guess it's hard to justify osourcing something when you're making money off of it, but I'm sure having an active community working on something would get him more money in donations than he'd make by letting an un-updated project rot in obscurity
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*****. So much for that theory.
I have the exact same issues when I try this with my iPhone 4, also running 4.3.3. My mind is boggled.
I'm glad there are other people upset about the whole emu problem
One can only hope. =\
Since this thread is still alive, let me ask a related question, what emus have the ability to toggle OFF the onscreen controller once the BT is connected (other than SNES 9x EX)
So Ive spent a good amount of time researching and trying out different emulators. From what I discovered, snes4iphone works fine, however it doesnt support the wiimote classic pro (big no no for me). SNES A.D.X works fine if you extract the rom file and store it as an smc file. However, there is the sound issues like the OP stated, it would go in and out.
I found out that SNES9x works flawlessly. No sound issues, and it also works perfectly with the wiimote classic pro. Not to mention, there is no lag whatsoever.
I found out that SNES9x works flawlessly. No sound issues, and it also works perfectly with the wiimote classic pro. Not to mention, there is no lag whatsoever.
NES.emu because its by the same dev. Essentially the same emulator for a different system. Wish he would make more.