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Does it have USB drivers?

• binkHN 4y ago
  While I've never tried it in that way, I understand it should function as a standard USB game controller when wired, but its real gem would be fully leveraging its wireless support.
  • AstixAndBelix 4y ago
    The problem is that Stadia controllers use wireless in the sense of WIFI, not bluetooth. This means that in order to make them work not only is the RE work even harder, but you'd probably have to create a completely new driver since I'm unaware of any other device that can input commands from the internet; whereas with bluetooth we already have extensive tools to deal with it
    • AstralStorm 4y ago
      Technically writing such a driver using ViGem should not be all that hard once you reverse the WiFi protocol this controller uses.
      • yencabulator 4y ago
        It's likely trying to talk HTTPS to Stadia servers, can't work with that without new firmware.
    • yencabulator 4y ago
      It seems the Stadia controller contains a Broadcom BCM43458 Bluetooth 4.2 chip. https://www.reddit.com/r/Stadia/comments/xwcedv/i_spent_10_hours_reverseengineering_the_stadia/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Stadia/comments/xwcedv/i_spent_10_h... Bonus: Windows Gamepad using phone USB as proxy: https://github.com/helloparthshah/StadiaWireless https://github.com/helloparthshah/StadiaWireless