DSZ - DualSense Zen 0.4.0

Download dsz.exe and run it. There is nothing to install. It replaces 0.3.9 in place, and your settings and profiles carry over.

Controller microphone over Bluetooth (experimental)

• The controller's built-in microphone, or a headset microphone plugged into its jack, can now be your microphone in Windows over Bluetooth. Turn on Bluetooth microphone on the Haptics page, then pick the Wireless Controller microphone in Discord, your game or Windows.
• It needs Bluetooth and a profile with Virtual controller → DualSense. Over USB, Windows already has the controller's own microphone.
• Choose the built-in or headset microphone (Auto prefers a headset), mute it, set its gain, and use the controller's Mute button as a real mute; its light shows when you're muted. A level meter shows what the controller hears.
• The controller's microphone runs only while an app is recording from it. The rest of the time it costs no battery, and the controller can still turn itself off when idle.
• It's off unless you turn it on, and until you do, nothing changes in how DSZ talks to your controller.
• This is experimental: it hasn't been tried on every controller, firmware and headset yet. If it doesn't work for you, please open an issue saying which controller and headset you have.

PC audio on the speaker without turning it into vibration

• PC audio on speaker / headset no longer switches the haptics source to system audio. You can now hear PC sound through the controller while the haptics keep coming from the game. The haptics source choices are now called Game / events and Audio to vibration.
• If you once turned on "PC audio on the speaker" and later switched the source back to "Events only", that profile now plays PC audio on the controller. Turn the switch off on the Haptics page if you don't want that.

Português (Brasil)

• DSZ can now show its interface in Brazilian Portuguese: Settings → Language. English stays the default.

Emulator motion: clearer Dolphin steps

• The Emulator motion card in Settings now says that picking the DSUClient device in Dolphin maps nothing by itself. On Windows, Dolphin leaves the Wii Remote's motion boxes empty, so each Accelerometer and Gyroscope box in the Motion Input tab needs its DSU input, such as `DSUClient/0/DSZ:Gyro Pitch Up`. Right-click a box to type it. Tick Enabled under Point for gyro pointing.

Thanks to @delislt for the microphone, the PC audio change and the Portuguese translation.

Requirements (the same as 0.3.9)

• Windows 10 or 11. A DualSense, DualSense Edge or DualShock 4, over USB or Bluetooth.
• Virtual controllers need usbip-win2 and HidHide. The Virtual controller page installs either in one click.
• The exe isn't code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may warn the first time. Choose More info, then Run anyway.