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This will work?? PSX Converter DO ALL?
qaotik:
Some guy on irc recommended me that model since it worked so well for him i got 2 of them and they were dirt cheap (3.25 and because of bidding war 5.50 + shipping on ebay). For pad hacking the USB seems the way to go since its fast and multiple button presses are supported and almost every computer has atleast two usb ports. With these two adapters i could someday easily have an interface for a 4 player cab. But how good are they?
This could be the best adapter to get so i think we need to test this one further. Havent got a working floppy drive so I havent installed the drivers on my xp and psx pads dont work but dualshocks do and I havent experienced any noticeable lag or anything on sigleplayer. How many signals can usb send compared to parallel port? And what specific game/software should i use to easily test if it has lag on 2 player mode or how many buttons can be pressed.
I dont know what the hell is going on but the same store is selling them cheaper on ebay than theyre webstore.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3677&item=3026793554
cleric:
This is realy cheap indeed :o
But let me understand u straigth...
U have try this converters rigth ? And it works...
And u havent try the psx digitals only, u must get that floopy drive NOW 8) !
And the digitais controls from the DualShock PAd works fine?
Do u use any kind of "special" software ?
This looks great, it seens theres is not lag.
It seens this is the best option for connect the control panel to all kind of consoles. Dreamcast, Xbox, PSX, PS2 , PC. this is really great...
bionicbadger:
Can you test these to see if they handle up+down at the same time? and left+right at the same time? Some converters don't do this, and it is required for DDR type controlers. If it does work it would be much cheaper than the alternatives out there.
cleric:
DDR TYPES ?? What a hell is that? :-[
Hoe:
--- Quote from: qaotik on May 28, 2003, 02:11:52 pm ---How many signals can usb send compared to parallel port?
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Parellel ports (on a pc) have 8 data pins, while USB have 1. But that's the whole point, USB is a form of serial (Universal Serial Bus) communication, you send 1 bit at a time. Parellel, if the software is expecting this, can be treated as serial, too.