Version 2.4 missing DLL on Windows

I'm receiving this error when trying to run version 2.4 on Windows 10 Pro x64:
The code execution cannot proceed because libwinpthread-1.dll was not found. Reinistalling the program may fix this problem.

Try this one. It includes all dependencies statically. Should also work without the hidapi.dll

If it works for you I make a new release

headsetcontrol.exe.zip

It "almost" worked:

> headsetcontrol.exe -b
Found Corsair Headset Device!

Failed to request battery. Error: -1: Incorrect function.

Did it work before with the old version?

And do other things work, like sidetone or -n 0?

Version 2.3 did not find my headset.
All commands seem to have the same issue:

>headsetcontrol.exe -n 0
Found Corsair Headset Device!

Failed to send notification sound. Error: -1: Incorrect function.

Thats difficult then. It means that the usagepage and usageid for your headset differs (and Windows cares for that).

You basically have to download the testgui from HIDAPI https://github.com/signal11/hidapi/releases
it is located in the folder hidapi-0.7.0.zip\hidapi-0.7.0\testgui it should show all usagepage and usageids.

Ok I tried that but I'm not sure where to find "all usagepage and usageids"...
This is what I have:

"all usagepage and usageids".

They are after the word usage inside your screenshot. So you have a pair of three. The last one (ff00:0001) is the one in the current implementation

Try copy pasting this besides Send Feature Report:
0xff 0xb 0 0xff 0x4 0xe 0xff 0x5 0x1 0x4 0 0xfa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Then click on the button, and do this for all 3 entrys, and see if it works for one of them.

(it should set the sidetone to high)

It seemed to work (at least no error was shown) for the last device: ff00:0001

Ah I think I know then what the issue is.

Did you explicitly try Sidetone?
e.g.
headsetcontrol -s 128

Sidetone works!

>headsetcontrol.exe -s 128
Found Corsair Headset Device!

Success!

I see.

The problem is, the different features are basically in different so called usage-pages (the different ids you see). That means the software can currently only support one feature at a time, as it wasn't developed with that in mind (as on Linux, it does not matter which usage-page you use, as there is none). So unfortunately you can only use one feature without recompiling the software.

Oh I see. That's a bummer but I understand. Thank you!

How would I go about changing the usage-page to support for instance turning the LED on/off? I know I need to recompile after, so my question is what portion of the code I need to change to accomplish that?

You need to change those lines in corsair_void.c

HeadsetControl/src/devices/corsair_void.c

Lines 55 to 56 in 9011bc5

    
           device_void.idUsagePage = 0xff00; 
        
           device_void.idUsage = 0x1;

The new release has everything statically linked on windows and can be run directly: https://github.com/Sapd/HeadsetControl/releases

The new release has everything statically linked on windows and can be run directly: https://github.com/Sapd/HeadsetControl/releases

Sadly, this behaviour remains for me.

Headset: Corsair Void RGB
Release 2.5
Windows 11

Example:

headsetcontrol.exe -b
Found Corsair Headset Device!

Failed to request battery. Error: -1: Incorrect function.

headsetcontrol.exe -s 0
Found Corsair Headset Device!

Success!

The new release has everything statically linked on windows and can be run directly: https://github.com/Sapd/HeadsetControl/releases

Sadly, this behaviour remains for me.

This was not addressed by this release. I already have an idea of how to solve it, however it will still take a bit of time

(feel free to open up an seperate issue, if none exists yet)

The new release has everything statically linked on windows and can be run directly: https://github.com/Sapd/HeadsetControl/releases

Sadly, this behaviour remains for me.

This was not addressed by this release. I already have an idea of how to solve it, however it will still take a bit of time

Ah, my bad! Thanks for the clarification :)

@vcekron

The new release has everything statically linked on windows and can be run directly: https://github.com/Sapd/HeadsetControl/releases

Sadly, this behaviour remains for me.

This was not addressed by this release. I already have an idea of how to solve it, however it will still take a bit of time

Ah, my bad! Thanks for the clarification :)

@vcekron The new version completely fixed it. Should now work out of the box with all features. Feel free to create a new issue if there are still problems

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