Dualshock 4 bluetooth delay

PS4 DS4 (Dual Shock 4) Controller delayed Bluetooth input lag (latency) on Android Samsung Galaxy, is there anyway I can fix this?

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oRaGaMi1337

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Quick and easy fix. APK file in Description!

Meatdonut

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Luck Neves

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Alexander Keller

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I can’t seem to find the connect now button , whe n I go in advanced settings there is no menu below debug setting , can anyone help

I think you have to latest version — 4.5.5 maybe. You have to download version 4.2.2 I had the same problem. After this go to your app settings and disable the auto. update for «Bluetooth Auto connect».

Thank you for this wonderfull app !
Going back to play sword of mana on my 55′ TV screen ^^.

Russell Hayden

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I think you have to latest version — 4.5.5 maybe. You have to download version 4.2.2 I had the same problem. After this go to your app settings and disable the auto. update for «Bluetooth Auto connect».

Thank you for this wonderfull app !
Going back to play sword of mana on my 55′ TV screen ^^.

All you gotta do with the new version is select devices and check only the wireless controller box. Leave any others unchecked

milksteak094

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The fix is continuous connect. Use Bluetooth connect. Advanced options. Continuous connect.(sec). Set to 10 seconds or anything under 30 seconds. Then hit connect now. The problem is that it will start lagging after 30 seconds. After setting continuous connect this problem is solved. Happy gaming!

This actually worked for me thanks a lot man

raulx222

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If you have root access, to fix key mappings, go to: system > usr > keylayout and in Generic.kl modify the next lines to:

key 304 BUTTON_X
key 305 BUTTON_A
key 306 BUTTON_B
key 307 BUTTON_Y
key 308 BUTTON_L1
key 309 BUTTON_R1
key 310 BUTTON_L2
key 311 BUTTON_R2
key 312 BUTTON_SELECT
key 313 BUTTON_START
key 314 BUTTON_Z
key 315 BUTTON_C
key 316 BUTTON_MODE
key 317 BUTTON_THUMBL
key 318 BUTTON_THUMBR

And now you are ready to use your DS4 on Android!
Tested on some Android 7.1.2 AOSP based ROM in Asphalt Xtreme, PPSSPP.

AnimeDudeJ

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Had this issue on all my phones from my S3 to s7e and s8+

It really gets my blood boiling that this **** is still and issue and at this point I might just get a Sony phone or Huawei when next I change phones cause this is ridiculous

Alex69mogg

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Alex69mogg

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Ok thx! It works for me too BUT!
You have to download 4.2.2 version.
Then, go to «advanced options». Now enter «10» in «Continuous Connect sec».
And now clic on «Connect Now»
It works for Samsung galaxy tab s2!

Adam Corben

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Is it not possible to copy the files used on a Sony experia to a different android phone so as to have compleat controller support?

Popogagnon

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Re: PS4 DS4 (Dual Shock 4) Controller delayed bluetooth input lag (latency) on Android Samsung Galax

Found a fix on my Samsung Galaxy S8+ running Android 8.0 and the latest build of Bluetooth Auto Connect (4.5.4).

Just install the latest version from the Google Play Store and open it. Click «Profiles» and select «Media Audio (A2DP)».

Click «Devices» and select your DualShock 4, likely labeled «Wireless Controller». Once again, select «Media Audio (A2DP)».

Return to the main menu and scroll down to «Advanced Options». Click «Continuous Connect (Sec)» and set it to «2».

Close the app completely, turn off BlueTooth on your device and make sure your DualShock 4 is turned off. Re-open the app, turn on BlueTooth and lastly, turn on your DualShock 4 (press and hold the PS button for a second).

Voilà! The controller should be working with near-zero lag. Hope this works for you!

Joelrau

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Re: PS4 DS4 (Dual Shock 4) Controller delayed bluetooth input lag (latency) on Android Samsung Galax

Found a fix on my Samsung Galaxy S8+ running Android 8.0 and the latest build of Bluetooth Auto Connect (4.5.4).

Just install the latest version from the Google Play Store and open it. Click «Profiles» and select «Media Audio (A2DP)».

Click «Devices» and select your DualShock 4, likely labeled «Wireless Controller». Once again, select «Media Audio (A2DP)».

Return to the main menu and scroll down to «Advanced Options». Click «Continuous Connect (Sec)» and set it to «2».

Close the app completely, turn off BlueTooth on your device and make sure your DualShock 4 is turned off. Re-open the app, turn on BlueTooth and lastly, turn on your DualShock 4 (press and hold the PS button for a second).

Voilà! The controller should be working with near-zero lag. Hope this works for you!

Holy moly! Thank you so much for this! Works now with my OnePlus5T. No lag whatsoever. Thank you again!

Purplemonkeyspank

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Re: PS4 DS4 (Dual Shock 4) Controller delayed bluetooth input lag (latency) on Android Samsung Galax

This problem isn’t an issue with the new V2 version Dualshock 4.

Alexandre Franquinho

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Re: PS4 DS4 (Dual Shock 4) Controller delayed bluetooth input lag (latency) on Android Samsung Galax

Tried all my 3 controllers yesterday (1 v1, 2 v2), all had this issue.
Tried it on PPSSPP, great at first, lagged every now and then (using bluetooth auto connect)

mrsweet1991

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I’ll reply ^^. Everyone posting is relating to Bluetooth Auto Connect version 4.2.2 or LOWER. For some stupid reason, version 4.5 is shot and delay is extensive with PS4 gamepad.

To fix, download 4.2.2 (Search Google) and download it. You might be inquired to remove 4.5 due to installation failure initially.

Once I downloaded the previous version, then ensured B.A.C auto connects every 5s my entire experience has been stellar.

I joined to reply to ya. This one should be known..

My god. a phone with 5k resolution PSP games I can explode

What a legend! Worked an absolute treat and can now run Battlefield 1, Far Cry 5 and more on my Galaxy S6 Edge using Shadow.tech really glad I found this fix!

John V4

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None of these solutions work for me on Android 9, cable exempted. Bluetooth auto connect has also updated to a new version (4.6) with no changes. I also have the 30s of normal use before unusable lag. OnePlus6 for the curious.

What on earth causes this? :/

OzExclusive

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Kenneth Janis

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Re: PS4 DS4 (Dual Shock 4) Controller delayed bluetooth input lag (latency) on Android Samsung Galax

Found a fix on my Samsung Galaxy S8+ running Android 8.0 and the latest build of Bluetooth Auto Connect (4.5.4).

Just install the latest version from the Google Play Store and open it. Click «Profiles» and select «Media Audio (A2DP)».

Click «Devices» and select your DualShock 4, likely labeled «Wireless Controller». Once again, select «Media Audio (A2DP)».

Return to the main menu and scroll down to «Advanced Options». Click «Continuous Connect (Sec)» and set it to «2».

Close the app completely, turn off BlueTooth on your device and make sure your DualShock 4 is turned off. Re-open the app, turn on BlueTooth and lastly, turn on your DualShock 4 (press and hold the PS button for a second).

Voilà! The controller should be working with near-zero lag. Hope this works for you!

This work for a whole 3 minutes and then the whole of psxe froze for a bit. Would work again and then freeze. Thinking I am just going to try a micro USB to USB-c for my S8. Going on a road trip and want to play chrono cross while I am in the car for 5 days. Thanks anyways.

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Dualshock 4 bluetooth delay

I’ve been trying to make my ds4 controllers to work wirelessly via bluetooth to play some bo3 on the couch but i keep getting weird «latency spikes» where for a few seconds all input is lost and the last input stays stuck. i’m using the onboard bluetooth adapter on my motherboard so could this be an issue? i’ve never had similar issues with my ps4 so thats the only thing i can come up with as being the issue?

Could be the bluetooth on your board. Guessing you have a laptop? basic bluetooth adaptors on some boards are not great for input lag or spikes. Could try wired to see if that fixes the issue, least youll know if its the boards bluetooth.

I use a asus BT dongle I got a few years ago for £10 and never had an issue. If it is definitely your board get a new adapter. Not sure if 2 bluetooth adapters will conflict but you can always disable your onboard if need be.

Actually I have a desktop. the problem appears to only happen when theres more than one controller connected even if other one is connected via usb. playing with a single controller seems to work completetly fine over bluetooth.

Then try connecting that other Controller to a differe USB port.
They are often on the same Hub in groups of 2 — 4 Ports.
You can easily look inside Device Manager and see which devices are on the same shared Hub.

While a standard BT adapter can/should work, Sony does make their own which should be more reliable then a cheap generic bt adapter, but they are kind of pricey.

Check for and update the system chipset and bluetooth drivers too, that might help. Bluetooth generally should NOT be affected by LOS (Line Of Sight) issues between the adapter and controller, but you can also try moving any other RF devices around/away to see if it’s an issue. Blutetooth uses the same 2.4ghz band that many wifi and cordless phones do, so having too many other wireless devices operating may cause interference. Two things you can do about that is move as many wifi devices to a 5Ghz AP if you have devices an an AP that can do that, or try changing your wifi router’s channel (you can find apps online to see what channels your neighbors are using to try to avoid crossing over those too)

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Dualshock 4 bluetooth delay

Hi, i’m getting some trouble with the delay input of dualshock 4. I’ve readed that if you connect via bluetooth the delay drastically will decrease, so i got an adapter 4.0 (i have desktop computer btw) but nothing happened, wired or bluetooth connected i’ve got about 10ms. of deay input which is insane. Anyone already have that or know a fix? i’ve tried the overclock too, but nothing happens, seems that nothing got any effect. I use ds4windows. Truly appreciate any help

I use DS4Windows and even used SCPToolkit years ago and my DS4 never had latency above 10ms.

Only time I even see greater than 10ms is when connected the controller or turning a second controller on but it settles to

Either you have your BT USB dongle in a position that is affecting it’s signal. back of computer or something else is causing interference.

Could just be a poor BT USB dongle. Here’s the one I’ve used without issues for years
https://www.asus.com/uk/Networking/USBBT400/

As for wired I haven’t used wired for years so have nothing to say in that regard.

Use an extender usb cable for a small BT dongle to get it away from your PC and any modem or router.

You can buy a usb extension cable that has a standing dock at the end, which is ideal for a device such as usb bt or other wireless dongle.

I use DS4Windows and even used SCPToolkit years ago and my DS4 never had latency above 10ms.

Only time I even see greater than 10ms is when connected the controller or turning a second controller on but it settles to

Either you have your BT USB dongle in a position that is affecting it’s signal. back of computer or something else is causing interference.

Could just be a poor BT USB dongle. Here’s the one I’ve used without issues for years
https://www.asus.com/uk/Networking/USBBT400/

As for wired I haven’t used wired for years so have nothing to say in that regard.

I connected the device in the frontside of the computer, less than 20cm away from me, and i bought and tp-link 4.0 device. Even tried to set the pollrate to 1000hz of overclock to the controller but nothing has effect. I’m starting to think that is the controller itself, maybe the new-builded controllers or something. it’s the classic ds4 anyway. i’m gonna try to connect it on another computer and SCPToolkit too, thank you

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