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I am having difficulty with PS4 controller not outputting data. 

The controller is recognised in m4l and appears on the menu list and is selectable, however no data is output in the console or print popup. The device is listed in the info as only having 1 element but I am certain that these controllers have up to 65 or so elements

This seems to be a common issue upon researching it, however I am determined to find a solution as I am hoping to have the controller as an integral feature of a new live set.

Additionally all data is recognised and plotted by the app 'Controllers Lite'

Any assistance with this issue would be greatly appreciated.

I am having difficulty with PS4 controller not outputting data. 

The controller is recognised in m4l and appears on the menu list and is selectable, however no data is output in the console or print popup. The device is listed in the info as only having 1 element but I am certain that these controllers have up to 65 or so elements

This seems to be a common issue upon researching it, however I am determined to find a solution as I am hoping to have the controller as an integral feature of a new live set. 

Additionally all data is recognised and plotted by the app 'Controllers Lite' 

Any assistance with this issue would be greatly appreciated. 

Hi Max community, 
I am having difficulty with PS4 controller not outputting data. 

The controller is recognised in m4l and appears on the 

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I am having this problem now, two years later. I've seen a few examples of people controlling Max with a Dualshock 4 controller connected via Bluetooth, so I feel like I'm missing something obvious...

The controller was recently paired with another device, like a different PS4 or PC. The controller is too far from your PlayStation and is no longer connected via Bluetooth®. The Micro-USB cable that connects your controller to the console is faulty or 

disconnected.There are two main reasons you might see the flashing white light on your DualShock controller: either the battery is dying, or the controller failed to connect to your PlayStation console.If the LED light on your PS4 controller is blinking white, it's due to one of two reasons: The battery is dying. Plug the controller directly into the console to let it charge. It can take up to two hours for the battery to charge completely.

The controller was recently paired with another device, like a different PS4 or PC. The controller is too far from your PlayStation and is no longer connected via Bluetooth®. The Micro-USB cable that connects your controller to the console is faulty or  love language quiz       disconnected.There are two main reasons you might see the flashing white light on your DualShock controller: either the battery is dying, or the controller failed to connect to your PlayStation console.If the LED light on your PS4 controller is blinking white, it's due to one of two reasons: The battery is dying. Plug the controller directly into the console to let it charge. It can take up to two hours for the battery to charge completely.

DualShock PS4 controller not outputting data