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vDS ("virtual DualSense"): release candidate 0.4.0-rc1 released

vDS has been released in version 0.4.0-rc1.

vDS (“virtual DualSense”) is a bridge application that connects DualSense and DualSense Edge controllers over Bluetooth while presenting them to games and applications as a wired USB device - including quadraphonic haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and microphone/headphone support.

This release candidate mainly brings Windows improvements along with several bugfixes.

  • Synchronize the controller microphone mute LED
  • Route WebHID audio tests to the selected output
  • Replace vDS binaries during repeated Windows setup
  • Improve Windows setup progress and temporary file handling
  • Harden Windows Bluetooth discovery and startup diagnostics
  • Resolve daemon data paths from the platform environment
  • Generate release notes from commits since the previous release
  • Standardize contributor copyright notices
  • Document the USB/IP-based Windows architecture
  • Replace Windows kernel drivers with USB/IP and HidHide
  • Windows: Restore Opus through vcpkg manifests and install its runtime

DualSense Controller

Source: GitHub

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