Script-Player Handy Over Bluetooth Firmware 3. Much better expirience

For me, WiFi still handles the complex scripts better then BT… IS there a way i can get the same with BT?

Like the vibration on some scripts are just stutters on BT

Most likely not. When you control the Handy via wifi you download the entire script to the device and only timestamps are communicated from time to time to make sure the script remains in sync. With BT every stroke is sent as a command and that is way more data and is pushing the BT communication to the limits of the specification for fast scripts.

Can’t seem to get this working…
It all look connected and ready but the Handy does nothing.

Latest ScriptPlayer (1.2.1) running
Installed Initface Central 2.6.0+26
Configured the buttplug details as original post.
Turn Handy on, get it so light is blue.

Launch Scriptplayer which launches Initface
I use the big Play button on initface and in Scriptplayer it says ‘buttplug’ connected.
Load video, it finds .funscript file with same name and starts playing
but the handy does nothing.

What am I missing?

BTW it seems to work connecting directly using the key and the web url.

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deovr player does not show in script player anymore. heard it was renamed to HereSphere. my headset still says deovr.

DeoVR and Heresphere are two completely different video players.

Maybe you’re thinking of DeoVR and the SLR VR player. Those are basically the same. DeoVR change shape when you go to the SLR url.

i know they’re different players. was sayin Script player does not show the Deovr player like ti use to. i don’t use the SLR site. i use local offline videos. and wondered how to get it to wondered in my headset again. . and i was referring to this info bout the Heresphere

So I’m using ScriptPlayer and the latest Intiface. Running win 10 with latest BT drivers. Latest Handy Firmware. Nothing is working… is this no longer supported for BT? Is wifi the only way to use scriptplayer and the handy?

No expert here but if by latest Handy firmware you mean Firmware version 4 then it uses a new Bluetooth stack. There is a way to get to the old bluetooth stack on fw4 and it’s something like holding up and pressing the Wi-Fi action button, but you might have to confirm this.

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Correct. Hold UP, then longpress ACTION button to get into legacy BT mode.

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