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2009-11-01
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Originally Posted by fms
I'll tell you one of these days, mine should be coming soon. And if it is (responsive enough), I guess you'll support it?
I wonder about the BT-related lag though: is Zeemote responsive enough to play games?
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2009-11-01
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Originally Posted by Bundyo
My guess is it simply acts as a BT keyboard. In that case, it should work automagically =)
I'll tell you one of these days, mine should be coming soon. And if it is, I guess you'll support it?
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2009-11-01
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Originally Posted by fms
AFAIU, it does not. Fortunately, this means it may actually skip all those laggy components.
My guess is it simply acts as a BT keyboard. In that case, it should work automagically =)
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2009-11-01
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#95
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Originally Posted by javispedro
If I recall correctly there some maemo packages/drivers for the zeemote, so it should use a different protocol.
AFAIU, it does not. Fortunately, this means it may actually skip all those laggy components.
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2009-11-02
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#96
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Originally Posted by fms
There's no noticable lag and i can play games just fine with it. Also it is not a keyboard that's why i wrote a driver lib for it. If you prefer a keyboard like driver then you can of course write something like the wiicontrol script (the wiimote also isn't a keyboard). .
I wonder about the BT-related lag though: is Zeemote responsive enough to play games?
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2009-11-03
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#97
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Originally Posted by pelago
I'm also wondering this....anyone know for certain that the N900 can do simultaneous key presses? How many simultaneous key presses can it register?
Hang on... if the keyboard can't handle simultaneous keypresses correctly, then most emulators/games would be neutered, surely, even in single player?
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2009-11-03
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#98
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There has to be a way around that!
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2009-11-03
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A way around what? The N810 seems to be able to handle more keypresses than I can press.awsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss In a way that contradicts my knowledge about matrix circuit keyboards. Hmpf.
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2009-11-03
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Originally Posted by javispedro
One word: diodes.
A way around what? The N810 seems to be able to handle more keypresses than I can press. In a way that contradicts my knowledge about matrix circuit keyboards. Hmpf.
PS: N900 handles multiple keypresses just fine, too.
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