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Yes I agree that WinUSB is the way to go as it is supported by Microsoft. And I agree that the isoc codes in libusb may well be the problem....
@dontech Not exactly to solve your issue, but just a pointer. Travis has created a development branch for libusbk here. It adds WinUSB isochronous transfer support. New benchmark FW for...
Maybe libusb isoc codes can now be unified (WinUSB/libusbk) to use the latest libusbk dll.
> Maybe libusb isoc codes can now be unified (WinUSB/libusbk) to use the latest libusbk dll. This may not be a good idea, people can use WinUSB without libusbk.dll.
@dontech BTW, are you only using full speed isoc transfer? For that purpose libusb0.sys will probably work well enough. For high speed or super speed USB isoc transfer, you will...
@dontech libusb-1.0.26rc1 has been out. I think the isoc support should be better now. Maybe you want to give it a try. I am still facing issues with High Speed...
@hjelmn @tormodvolden Sorry I can not answer this one. I do not have good understanding of async transfer. Please help to answer. Thanks.
@sonatique Please help to answer the query from Tormod. Thanks.
Which OS are you testing this? And a mouse is probably not a good tool to test libusb, especially if you use Windows.
Please help to create a pull request if you can. Thanks.