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The flashing lights are not unheard of, seems about half of the people doing this seem to get that. That said from there it should still work, at least if it's an official controller. I don't know about licensed ones. Do you have the latest Apple TV update?

@@EasyOSX I do have the latest update. It is indeed a licensed controller. Apple TV finds it as “Lic Pro Controller” and then connects and says it’s connected. The controller just doesn’t seem to realize that 🙃, and keeps flashing on the bottom.

Yeah I have a couple of people across my videos asking about the Lic controllers, and so far all of them are having similar problems. I even looked up on the Apple forums and other people are having issues getting them to connect the Apple devices. It might be it’s not recognized by the game as a compatible controller either one made compatible by Apple or via the MFi program.

Use the same method in the video as you would to bind them together.

Hey Chruis, it does not have vibration support

For some games

Yes it should. Just about every Arcade game has controller support. Never hurts to double check, but I've not yet seen one that can't use controllers.

Hey Erick, what part are you confused about?

@@EasyOSX so basically same thing but different it’s wireless and it’s a lic pro controller. I don’t really know what to do

Does it have a wired mode?

@@EasyOSX i have a GameCube switch crotreller

Is this the same controller or a different one

The battery in your Pro controller is probably low and needs to be charged.

@@EasyOSX I changed the batteries before I connected it. (Also when I was looking at comments from other videos I noticed this was a common issue)

Yeah that was going to be my next comment, but with more recent updates the flashing is less common on official controllers. Unofficial controllers not so much though.

Same

No they work just fine. Unofficial Switch controllers may not, but the official ones do. Where did you get that idea?