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If you use a Wiimote as webcam, you always have to connect it to your Bluetooth stack.
Here's how you connect it with one-mouse click, you don't even have to start BlueSoleil anymore!  What you need is your Wiimote mac-adress: Connect the usual way and move your mouse over the "Nintendo RVL-CNT-01"-icon, then in the bottom line of the window you see a 12 digit code like "00:21:BD:78:FF:3B" Now open Notepad or any other text-editor and copy the blue line below and paste it in this file. "C:\Program Files\IVT Corporation\BlueSoleil\gprs.exe" "00:21:BD:78:FF:3B" 4388 Vista 64 bit users use this line "C:\Program Files (x86)\IVT Corporation\BlueSoleil\gprs.exe" "00:21:BD:78:FF:3B" 4388 modify the 12 digit mac-adress with your own wiimote mac-adress and save the file to your desktop, or where you want it, with this name:Wii.cmd The next time you want to connect your Wiimote, simply press "1" and "2" buttons and click on the Wii.cmd ! wait 3 seconds and connected!  |
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I'm using a MSI Btoes 2.0 Micro Dongle with bluesoleil stack (version is : 6.05.85.20070815) on Vista 64
 and a Sitecom Bluetooth stick on my other PC windows XP with Toshiba stack. The script in the starttopic is only working for Bluesoleil stack. look here for compatability list of bluetooth dongles: http://wiibrew.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Working_Bluetooth_Devices look here for how to connect bluetooth to the Wii: http://www.wiiprojects.org/bluetooth.html @rbuchner: I don't have windows 7, so I can't confirm if it's working.... is the path to 'program files' allright in windows 7? |
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