让 Playstation 2 双端口 USB 适配器在 Windows 7 64 位中工作
我有一个：Play.com USB Dual PS2 to PC Converter XP，由 Joytech 制造，
它相当旧，驱动程序 CD 适用于 XP。有时它可以在 32 位环境下与 EMS 32 位 Vista Beta 驱动程序配合使用。
返回 64 位：
游戏手柄不会显示在游戏控制器对话框中。它们在使用 SDL 库编程以及 1999 年的旧游戏 Re-Volt 中发挥作用。我已经下载了 Windows 驱动程序开发套件，但发现迄今为止缺少有关游戏控制器的文档。
网上有什么好的资源可以用来编写这样的驱动程序吗？
I have a: Play.com USB Dual PS2 to PC Converter XP made by Joytech
It is pretty old and the driver CD is for XP. It sometimes works in 32-bit with EMS 32-bit Vista beta drivers.
Back to 64-bit:
The gamepads are not shown in the game controllers dialog. They work when programming using the SDL library as well as in an old game from 1999 called Re-Volt. I have downloaded the Windows Driver Development kit but find the documentation regarding game controllers lacking so far.
Are there any good resources on the net for writing such a driver?
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由于您可能没有有关转换器使用的协议的文档（制造商实际上从未发布过此类内容），因此您面临着一项非常困难的任务。除非您追求“教育”（阅读：令人难以置信的令人沮丧）体验，否则您最好的选择就是购买一个新的转换器，该转换器可以更好地支持当前操作系统。
不过，如果您无论如何都想接受它，您的第一步可能是获得逻辑分析仪并了解 USB 的工作原理。祝你好运...你会需要它。
Since you probably have no documentation on the protocol the converter uses -- manufacturers practically never release that sort of thing -- you're looking at a very difficult task. Unless you're after an "educational" (read: incredibly frustrating) experience, your best bet will be to just buy a new converter which is better supported by current OSes.
If you want to take it on anyway, though, your first step will probably be to get a logic analyzer and read up on how USB works. Good luck... you'll need it.
我最近升级到 Windows 64；有那么一会儿你让我担心我不能再使用我的适配器+控制器了！ 尝试从 Mayflash 网站获取最新驱动程序（以防 Play.com/Joytech 只是 OEM/品牌重塑...）
我运行的是 Windows 7 64 Ultimate。我的两个 PS 控制器在控制面板\所有控制面板项目\设备和打印机中均被识别为“双 USB 力反馈手柄 (MP-8866)”。 “属性”按钮会弹出自定义 Mayflash 对话框；所有按钮、操纵杆、灯光和力反馈似乎都正常工作。
I recently upgraded to Windows 64; for a sec you had me worried I could no longer use my adapter + controllers! Before writing drivers, try the latest drivers from the Mayflash web site (in case Play.com/Joytech is just an OEM/rebranding...)
I am running Windows 7 64 Ultimate. Both my PS controllers are identified as "Dual USB Force Feedback Joypad (MP-8866)" in Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Devices and Printers. The "Properties" button brings up the custom Mayflash dialog; all buttons, sticks, lights, and force feedback seem to be working.