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You don't need to exit. Just switch to window mode, check the charge, then go back to full screen.

I will see what I can do. And the keyboard thing  seriously needs some rework.

Very glad it finally works for you! That was hard work! :) Thanks very much for your patience. But.. what was the problem now? Was it the audio stuff?

Really hope that it's working now!

The keyb service is not compatible to MC's service. Therefore you shouldn't mix them. Well, that's a good start :)

Note that the keyb service from sdptool only works with bttest. When you try MC, you have to delete this service. Else Windows will find two different HID services and finally go insane completely :) Edit: Is there a firewall that may block the Pandora?

Try deleting all service records. Run "sdptool browse local" and then "sdptool del x" with x for each record handle (the records will be recreated when you shutdown/restart bluetooth) Edit: Still can't enable the service on Windows?

[/SPOILER] I was able to tune the descriptors a bit, but it didn't improve performance for Windows. But I found something else (what is really weird).  There are some default Bluetooth services running on the Pandora. Normally they shouldn't interfere with the HID service, since they use...

Yes, I know. As I said before, the Pandora uses a very special key set, which is not compatible to standard keyboards. I'm working on that.

Thanks very much. I'll have to do some tests with that :)

I'd like to take a look at the phones HID descriptors. There must be something the phone does in a different way. Could you please run from the Pandora "sdptool browse x" (x is your phone bdaddr). This will print a list of all BT services the phone offers. Just filter out the HID service. There...

So, nothing new. You say, your phone works as HID? What's the os on the phone?

Great! :) Would you mind telling us which host os (and version) you used? I'm aware of this issue. That's because the Pandora uses a non-standardized key set. Pressing shift-9 produces the key code for '(' but on the Pandora you'll get a '[', which is a different (and unshifted!) key code on...

The service is not functional, because there is no process behind, that handles the connection. sdptool just creates a service descriptor, nothing else. So, everything is ok. At least the service keeps checked in Windows. I'll append a small tool that will test the connection for that...

It really should stay checked. Otherwise you'll get "Connection refused". I don't get any warnings or errors when doing the same. It just works. Can't tell what the driver expects here. Let's try something else (without MC involved): - On your Pandora open a terminal and enter "sudo sdptool...

Just to be sure :)  The service is enabled (marked) when you try to connect?

I meant during the pairing process :)  That's the only situation, in which Windows initiates the connection. *Sigh* I'm once more clueless atm.

There is indeed no such option on Windows. A reconnect has to be initiated by the HID. I think the reason for this is, that a standard HID is never in listening mode, except when it's about to be paired. (MC is always listening)

Don't think so. MC just emulates a standard game controller. PS3 support may be added later.

Never heard of  Bluesoleil before. But I'm always referring to the standard BT drivers. Now, that you use the default drivers, is Windows able to connect to MC? The behavior you mention is the same on my machine. Windows keeps scanning for services. Think that's normal. I've seen that before...