I own an odroid N2 with 4GB with CoreElec on eMMC, Ubuntu and EmuElec on SD and everything is running well, even the self-built S/PDIF output for multichannel audio.
But there’s one thing I’d like to have under EmuElec: force feedback on my Logitech cordless rumblepad 2 or my Microsoft Sidewinder FFB Pro (I built a working interface from the gameport to USB with a teensy microcontroller, works with FF under Win 7). I think I’ve heard that the force feedback on game devices is realised by a MIDI-signal, so is this possible under EmuElec? In the settings I can see some MIDI options, but I guess it needs some software adjustment or am I wrong?
Cheers!
thanks for yor reply! Of course the force feedback has to be supported by the cores and the games, eg. Sega’s Dreamstation (the game Rayman 2 has an option in the settings), Nintendo 64 and some others should do this on several games but they unfortunately don’t. All I know is that it uses a MIDI channel for it. Any further help is welcome!
I haven’t any retroarch under Windows, but I’ll try this as soon as possible.