LtB something that doesn't exist yet (I think??)
Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2019 7:25 pm
Concept: To possess a USB controller (xbox, switch, PS, Steam, etc...) connected to a console that I can display my button-presses on a video-stream live.
To my knowledge, it is not possible to have one device connected to two USB inputs (using a splitter).
Devices like LINK this look very expensive, and super sketchy... Not sure if live-functionality is even an option...
Does there exist, or is someone willing to design, a controller with two circuits running side-by-side? The first circuit would be the one everyone expects, you plug it into your console, and use it to control your game. The second circuit would be one that could interface with software like NintendoSpy or something similar that a person could use to record/stream their inputs. It would be a separate USB or bluetooth connection that a person could connect to their PC at the same time.
Is this something that is doable (or does it already exist??), and if so, who can I buy one from?
Currently my modding skills or absolutely zero, and I'm not even sure if I'm asking the right questions or making sense.
Thank you for your time, and feedback!
To my knowledge, it is not possible to have one device connected to two USB inputs (using a splitter).
Devices like LINK this look very expensive, and super sketchy... Not sure if live-functionality is even an option...
Does there exist, or is someone willing to design, a controller with two circuits running side-by-side? The first circuit would be the one everyone expects, you plug it into your console, and use it to control your game. The second circuit would be one that could interface with software like NintendoSpy or something similar that a person could use to record/stream their inputs. It would be a separate USB or bluetooth connection that a person could connect to their PC at the same time.
Is this something that is doable (or does it already exist??), and if so, who can I buy one from?
Currently my modding skills or absolutely zero, and I'm not even sure if I'm asking the right questions or making sense.
Thank you for your time, and feedback!