Question Could a CFW add Bluetooth Audio support?

This could be done via a hardmod, im looking into it.

 

Maybe we could implement a bluetooth transmitter to that payload injector shaped like a gamecard
EDIT: that one https://gbatemp.net/threads/dragoninjector-game-cart-payload-injector-trinket-m0-clone.511780/

 

Uhm, the gamecardridge itself is basicly "just" a fancy place to store the rcm jig and the injector.
I'm thinking about a internal hardmod. You's need access to a button on the rear side tho.

 

It has been done. I have been looking into the parts in order to combine the function of my trinket and a bluetooth audio adapter. Also thinking about the usb c dongle that is coming out later this year (kickstarter). In my psp days I used to buy them with broken UMD drives and put bluetooth adapters there and microphones behind the faceplates. Im not putting much thought into it because when Im done Nintendo will enable it in the OS

 

It works on Linux, so the chip support it.

 

It is theoretically achievable however I wonder what bandwidth the joycons take up on the Bluetooth side. Would have been naive of Nintendo not to include this if it was possible as it's becoming the norm in tech.

 

Well that's not really an argument, sadly, since Nintendo doesn't do/implement PLENTY of things that are already a norm in tech (in some cases, a really old norm)

 

Lakka does Bluetooth Audio.

 

hopefully they can work on bringing it to horizon

 

Would be awesome. In the meantime, I use this:
https://gbatemp.net/review/avantree-leaf-dg50-on-switch.842/

 

Doesn't lakka also require the joycons to be physically attached? I.e not both the joycons and wireless Bluetooth are active at the same time?

Edit: can't spell apparently!

 

I'd imagine this can probably be achieved with something like a kip module. Lakka has bluetooth audio working, so we already know that the hardware can support it.

Someone also made a pretty cool kip module that plays background music on the home menu. I can't see why this wouldn't be possible, but nobody has taken the time to do it.

 

This would be nice to know. I know that there can be different Bluetooth profiles (stacks?). For example, I have bt on my pc and I’m using a Magic Mouse and beats wireless headphones connected to it. I then paired my PS3 controller to the same bt device in my pc. The drivers had to be overwritten and I lost connection on my mouse and headphones. I could not re-pair them without uninstalling the drivers for my PS3 controller. iOS does this in a similar fashion.