Hey @nefarius firstly I would like to thank you for all your hard work all over those years, as I can't ever recall for how long I've been using tools/drivers you've developed, mostly SCP Toolkit and ViGEm Bus Driver. I just discovered this thread (and read it entirely) and knowing that a solution that allows communicating wirelessly with DualShock 3 controllers on Windows without needing to "sacrifice" an entire BT Adapter is already a possibility indeed is awesome! Your earlier posts, however, made me raise a question not entirely related to BthPS3, but I need to ask anyway. I don't know if that behavior is exclusive to newer DualShock 4 controllers (CUH-ZCT2U) but if you connect them through USB Cable (or Bluetooth through Sony's Wireless USB Adapter), Windows will see the regular HID Input device and also an Audio device, which allow using whatever is attached to the DualShock 4 headphone jack out of the box, without any 3rd party drivers or apps, including the mic in case of a headset. However, if you connect the DualShock 4 through Bluetooth, then only the HID Input device appears. Earlier on this thread, you said DualShock 4 controllers also try to communicate through PSMs 0x11 and 0x13 before being denied and settling on PSM 0x01. It's clearly out of the scope of BthPS3 driver but do you think that perhaps it would be possible to send/receive audio to/from the headphone jack and maybe to the internal controller speaker by communicating with the DualShock 4 through those reserved PSMs instead of the default "PC Mode" the controller falls back? Audio obviously can work wirelessly as the PS4 itself does that and it also works on Windows if you're using Sony's Wireless USB Adapter, but I find curious how PS4 is nearing its end of life and DualShock 4 audio transmission through Bluetooth seems to remain unknown territory even after all those years...

@pejman you simply subscribe to the FeedbackReceived event.

@BOCS Cool! That needs documentation then I guess

Originally posted by nefarius @QuestingHero#209 on https://vigem.org is the channel link in the top menu.

@daltz333 OMG thank you!! It finally works again. I tried installing this one before but got an error as well, no idea if I did something wrong or something in my pc changed but now it worked. My antivirus seemed to put the 'Shibari.Dom.Server' in quarantine when I fired it up again to enable automatic startup but it seems fine now, and I can easily restore it if needed

Without HidGuardian and with a clean set of drivers I'd mentioned earlier, I've continued to fiddle with other things that required many reboots today. So far, I'm relatively happy to report that Exclusive Mode is achieved about 80% of the time. Heck, maybe it's fixed for the most part since the last update to DS4Windows. Maybe I'll never know if it's just my machine, or what causes the intermittent problems. : p

Originally posted by evilC Ooh, interesting... I am currently implementing Interception for keyboard / mouse IO, I take it that vmulti is output only? Can it synthesize input coming from a specific device, or just "synthetic" input? If so, can it synthesize input coming from a device which is not present on your system?

Originally posted by evilC Awesome! Will give it a go at some point and see if I can get it to work from AHK.

While we're on it I'm using "USB Redirector" from https://www.incentivespro.com/ but not for latency-dependent stuff like gaming and in LAN, FYI.

Finally saw some activity on the Reddit topic. It seems like there were some issues with the WinUSB drive bundle I built so I had to put together a ZaDig guide. I've also updated the README file for the project on GitHub Well, anyway, there is now one other confirmed user of the tool and he/she seems to be very happy to have full use of their Razer Atrox XBO I've been spurred on to put together a roadmap for the tool: Improved GUI (Text-mode first, later a proper Win32 GUI) Advanced Input rebinding and presets system Input modifier system to allow a button on the controller to be used to trigger alternate input mode. Similar to the Shift key on a keyboard Support up to 8 controllers Integrate libwdi to integrate WinUSB driver generation and installation into the application Support other XBO Arcade Stick controllers that do not work correctly on Windows

Originally posted by nefarius Channel is linked on main page btw.

Originally posted by evilC Bummer, I was hoping that since HG appears to be able to stop joy.cpl from being able to see a stick, that a similar thing might be possible with mice.

Originally posted by nefarius I'm 2 hours ahead GMT for your info.

I can't reproduce it with the most recent build from AppVeyor, you sure you're using the new API? Cheers

Cool, I can easily craft a permanent URL to the latest binary, will add that to the TODO

Originally posted by evilC I had missed it. Responded. FYI, the best place to catch me for a chat is in one of the Discord channels I hang out in - either Nefarius' one (See link at top) or the HidWizards one: https://discord.gg/MmnhQYQ

Originally posted by chrizonix Nice Thank You If you are going to update the installer, I can assist you with that. Alternatively I think I can also upload a compiled package on my GitHub page (only for the changes). Thanks again for your great work

Delightful.

Originally posted by jaka Hi nefarious! Can you please give some feedback on virtual HID device? BR

Well how could I know that without you telling me Right-click on the FireShock device in Device Manager and select Uninstall with the Remove... box ticked, then re-plug the controller.