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[Cyprien Walker]

last time i wrote : it works but its keeping repeating the same key i pressed so my windows is going nuts :s i puch one button on my ds and that button keeps repeating in the console :S FIX :S

is there a fix or not

[AnalogMan]

But do I have to patch it or something? I can't get ds2key.nds to work on my SC SD!!! Am I the only one with this problem???

Once again, you should know by now you use the .nds.gba file and RENAME it io .nds It's basic Supercard knowledge.

[Koji]

Cyprien: Does it repeat just at any time? Or only when you are playing a full screen game or something?

If you do get this problem on full screen games (I had it happen a few times with zsnes) just raise the priority of DSkey to above normal. That should fix that problem.

[Lemoe]

Cyprien: Does it repeat just at any time? Or only when you are playing a full screen game or something?

If you do get this problem on full screen games (I had it happen a few times with zsnes) just raise the priority of DSkey to above normal. That should fix that problem.

mine does it all the time, even with ds2key as the only program open, i will try ur suggestion tomorrow though.

thanks

[Koji]

I highly doubt it'll help if dskey is the only program open. It's odd though, I don't have any problem at all using it.

[Cyprien Walker]

all the time when iam connected to the ds2key and i just have to press one button and it totaly freaks out and keeps repeating that button even if i press a other button.

[m2pt5]

It was already stated - you set the IP in the list of things (gateway, etc) to something other than your PC, and you set the IP where you can press buttons to that of your computer.

[Jercos]

When i use that method it doesnt work at all...
either that or somtimes it crashes and just freezes.

[onarum]

It was already stated - you set the IP in the list of things (gateway, etc) to something other than your PC, and you set the IP where you can press buttons to that of your computer.

i give up, this just does not work for me, in the ini file the remote ip is that of your DS right? i set a IP for the ds on the config before conecting then on dest ip i set the one from my PC, but it does nothing, if i put the same iop from the DS on dest IP i get some respondes, so it is sending, but for some reason i can't get it to send to my PC.

[Koji]

It was already stated - you set the IP in the list of things (gateway, etc) to something other than your PC, and you set the IP where you can press buttons to that of your computer.

i give up, this just does not work for me, in the ini file the remote ip is that of your DS right? i set a IP for the ds on the config before conecting then on dest ip i set the one from my PC, but it does nothing, if i put the same iop from the DS on dest IP i get some respondes, so it is sending, but for some reason i can't get it to send to my PC.

No. In the .bat file you set the IP address of your computer.

When you select an IP, you leave the ip address it sets automatically (192.168.1.189) unless something on your network is already using that address.

When you connect to your AP, then on your DS you set the IP address of your computer (It should be the same thing you put in the .bat file) then just press buttons on the DS and see if it works.

[onarum]

It was already stated - you set the IP in the list of things (gateway, etc) to something other than your PC, and you set the IP where you can press buttons to that of your computer.

i give up, this just does not work for me, in the ini file the remote ip is that of your DS right? i set a IP for the ds on the config before conecting then on dest ip i set the one from my PC, but it does nothing, if i put the same iop from the DS on dest IP i get some respondes, so it is sending, but for some reason i can't get it to send to my PC.

No. In the .bat file you set the IP address of your computer.

When you select an IP, you leave the ip address it sets automatically (192.168.1.189) unless something on your network is already using that address.

When you connect to your AP, then on your DS you set the IP address of your computer (It should be the same thing you put in the .bat file) then just press buttons on the DS and see if it works.

got it working, turns out it was the damn wep again :| ..., allways forget about turning it off, anyway the new version got rid of the bat, it has a .exe and .ini now, works like a charm indeed, played a bit of chrono trigger hehe, i still prefer my adapted n64 controler for snes games though.

[Yautja]

ok i got mine to work this is great this is really wierd but i tested it with vba i am using my ds and com to play 1 gba game! how stupid is that!!!

[bagster]

For those of you having a Mac, I made a small perl script to control iTunes with DS2key.  I'll clean the code later, I release it now to see if others people than me are interested in this.

download link:
http://rapidshare.de/files/11868140/ds2key_itunes.pl.html

Just change the IP of your DS in the script (to send song info to the DS)

left-right control track
up-down control volume
a-b are play/pause
select show the song info on the ds screen

[Nyutan]

does this work with usb wifi connector?

[Koji]

does this work with usb wifi connector?

I can't be 100% sure, but my guess would be no. USB wifi adapters don't work like access points.