» Bluetooth & Wiimote on OS X

My suggestion for WiiMote Mac!
if you don‘t wanna go crazy: forget the internal bluetooth adapter on a MacBook Pro. It crashes many times because it doesn‘t provide the full bluetooth 2.0 EDR range | speed.
My suggestion: Hama Nano. (works without any driver).

4 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. John Harrison

    So if I buy a Hama Nano BT adapter my wiiMote will attach to my Mac each and every time I attempt to connect? Because the “fails every other time” thing is killing me right now.

    Apr 7th, 2009

  2. admin

    i know the internal BT adapter sucks a lot, but its can be also the newest version of bluecove 2.1. if you are using it than please take a look on
    http://www.wiili.org/forum/wiiremotej-f68.html

    Apr 7th, 2009

  3. Tyler

    Oh man! So that’s what it is! I’ve been having a similar problem using the Max/MSP aka.objects driver on my MacBook Pro! It never works the first time, but I just have to quit Max, pull out the Wii remote’s batteries, then connect again. It ALWAYS works the second time.

    I thought it was just crappy code in aka.objects, but it’s actually my laptop! Damn you Apple! Thanks for posting this….

    Apr 8th, 2009

  4. edge

    but the pc owners are dammed to hell and we cant have this?

    cause this is a really good idea trust me, but i dont have a wii im moniless and i dotn have a mac either im dammed just to watch online ? it could be awsome if it could be used over a pc or linux…

    Nov 23rd, 2009

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