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"Passthrough a Bluetooth adapter" option #555

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opened 2025-01-21 09:12:31 +00:00 by kap46248 · 0 comments
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Overview

Integration of option to passthrough a bluetooth dongle in Mac OS for Joycon/controller connection.

Smaller details

One big problem with MacOS is the use of an Bluetooth adapters which was fixed by Dolphin with "Passthrough a Bluetooth adapter". Maybe there is an option to borrow this functionality from Dolphin? I definitely would help to integrate this feature but I'm way too inexperienced.

Nature of request

I have really problems with the switch controller input lag on MacOS and I think the main reason is the build in Bluetooth adapter and some interference. Also a dream would come true if I would be able to connect my TV with a KVM extension (USB and HDMI over LAN) to my Mac, which is in the basement. So I could connect a Bluetooth dongle to the KVM extension and connect the Joycons in the living room.

Why would this feature be useful?

Mac user could use a KVM Extension or just put a bluetooth dongle in the near of the players. Another possible scenario is the use of airplay in combination with USB/IP.

### Overview Integration of option to passthrough a bluetooth dongle in Mac OS for Joycon/controller connection. ### Smaller details One big problem with MacOS is the use of an Bluetooth adapters which was fixed by Dolphin with "Passthrough a Bluetooth adapter". Maybe there is an option to borrow this functionality from Dolphin? I definitely would help to integrate this feature but I'm way too inexperienced. ### Nature of request I have really problems with the switch controller input lag on MacOS and I think the main reason is the build in Bluetooth adapter and some interference. Also a dream would come true if I would be able to connect my TV with a KVM extension (USB and HDMI over LAN) to my Mac, which is in the basement. So I could connect a Bluetooth dongle to the KVM extension and connect the Joycons in the living room. ### Why would this feature be useful? Mac user could use a KVM Extension or just put a bluetooth dongle in the near of the players. Another possible scenario is the use of airplay in combination with USB/IP.
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