2016-01-05, 00:36
(2015-12-23, 02:02)garbear Wrote: I have a USB to PS1 adapter. On OSX, it has USB vendor id 0x6666 (hobbyist) and no driver name. Because it has no driver name, it can't be mapped ATM. This is listed under "known issues" in the builds thread:
Quote:* DIY or hobbyist controllers/adapters with no driver name can't be mapped
Is this the case on your system?
I just tested my adapter and it is working, but there are some issues.
I am working with this product: http://www.dx.com/p/pu-302-ps2-player-to...orxCk8mnd4
It allows 2 orginal ps controllers on 1 usb port.
It will be listed as follows by windows:
- hid compliant game controller (HID\VID_0810&PID_0001&REV_0106&Col01)
- hid compliant game controller (HID\VID_0810&PID_0001&REV_0106&Col02)
When i configure in Kodi it will create 1 buttonmap:
- <device name="Twin USB Joystick" provider="directinput" vid="2064" pid="1" buttoncount="12" hatcount="1" axiscount="4">
It works ok, and when i plugin 2 identical ps1 controllers, they both work on Kodi.
But they use the exact buttonmap, so i think this will cause issues when using 1 adapter for multiplayer?
It get's weird when i plug in two different controllers:
- Controller 1 with analog sticks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DualShock
- Controller 2 without analog sticks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_Controller
The buttons like cross, and circle will work, but the d-pad only work for the last mapped controller
(It changes from <"left" hat="h0left" to <"left" axis="-0">)
I was very suprised it worked right out of the box with RetroPlayer
I think this usb convertor has no priorty at all, but i just wanted to post my findings so it may help you in your final design.