Drive Hub Racing Wheel Converter
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Thank you for your reply.
No, I always close the game to reduce random game crashes. I have no problems with latest official, the “left blocking” appears only with the last beta (I’ve not tested other beta versions).
I also wait for a feedback about the G29 with G920 buttons mapping, playing with gloves in AAC on G29 and trying to use the select button is impossible.
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@Monkey Man
you can use this link to update the firmware.... Just make sure you are using Chrome instead of Safari (or other browsers).
As for the price, I think it's priced very well for all that it does. With the drivehub, I can use my pc only version of the G Pro on my PS4, PS5 and Xbox series X. I haven't tried it on my PS3, might try to dig it out this weekend... But @Podger has already told you that it works with the PS3 so there really is no need for me to check it.
The drivehub also let's me use different shifters, pedals and it also let's me use the full 11nm torque in GT7.
I find your comment about the drivehub kinda silly and odd considering all that I can do with the drivehub. This route is much cheaper than getting a PS version of the wheel and then getting another wheel to use it on Xbox and then be stuck using the current (kinda crappy) Logitech shifter. Plus I've already spent over $1500 on my wheel, pedals and shifter, so spending another $100 to add this much capability is money well spent.
BTW.... Podger is the most reputable source when it comes to the Drivehub. If he says it works, then it works.... If he says it won't work, then it won't work. There is no source better than him, he is the expert on that thing.
you can use this link to update the firmware.... Just make sure you are using Chrome instead of Safari (or other browsers).
As for the price, I think it's priced very well for all that it does. With the drivehub, I can use my pc only version of the G Pro on my PS4, PS5 and Xbox series X. I haven't tried it on my PS3, might try to dig it out this weekend... But @Podger has already told you that it works with the PS3 so there really is no need for me to check it.
The drivehub also let's me use different shifters, pedals and it also let's me use the full 11nm torque in GT7.
I find your comment about the drivehub kinda silly and odd considering all that I can do with the drivehub. This route is much cheaper than getting a PS version of the wheel and then getting another wheel to use it on Xbox and then be stuck using the current (kinda crappy) Logitech shifter. Plus I've already spent over $1500 on my wheel, pedals and shifter, so spending another $100 to add this much capability is money well spent.
BTW.... Podger is the most reputable source when it comes to the Drivehub. If he says it works, then it works.... If he says it won't work, then it won't work. There is no source better than him, he is the expert on that thing.
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- Nicky-Boy_7
Silly if I were in your shoes, granted, but I have no PC, no X-Box and only run 3 racing games on PS5, all of which work perfectly and have TrueForce support. The only "glitch" of course is the torque nerf in GT7, but I use 6nm anyway.
IOW, this would only be for GT6 on my old PS3 and as I said, the price is triple what it was back in the day when I first researched it. I fully understand your perspective 'though.
Thank you for confirming who Podger is; I remember him now from back in the day.
Thank you also for that link. Unfortunately it says, "I'm sorry I can't do that Dave. Web Updated is already opened in another page!". I only opened this one page. Looks good in theory 'though; I take it I could update the firmware without having to run the app. That'd be awesome!
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I was using Safari. That must've been the problem. Can't test now 'cause don't run Chrome. Will Firefox work?
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I'm not sure how far back you were looking at DH, but I got my first one in 2019 and it was the same price then as it is now. One of my use cases was to connect a G29 to play on PS3 with GT6. In fact I found my old email specifically asking about this scenario before buying my first one. I ended up selling that one to a buddy so he could use a G25 on PS4. Bought myself a second DH sometime later because I knew it would come in handy again someday (it ended up being a fancy USB hub for my setup until just recently—that TM Racing Hub does not seem worth it at all).
I saw that Podger confirmed with you that it works as each brand's contemporary on PS3. I haven't yet tried it myself but my plan was to put the G Pro in G923 mode, connect a PS3 controller and drive. But the way Podger worded his response, maybe compatibility mode isn't necessary.
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I hope it could help to understand. The problem occurs while driving, not while stationary. As soon as I turn left at a certain speed the steering wheel 'jumps to the left' forcing me to counter-steer or otherwise hold the steering wheel so as not to lose the car.
For the first time in my life I used the buttons as throttle and brake to record the video 😅
Please remap these keys for ACC users 🥲
Update : I forgot to tell you that my advanced wheel configuration is based on this: https://www.levelpush.com/forza/best-logitech-g29-g920-settings-motorsport/
No center spring or other settings that create a bad feeling with the FFB and the wheel.
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It works on Microsoft Edge too. I think it works well on all Chromium based (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Kiwi, etc.) web browser.
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- Jump_Ace
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I don't think compatibility mode alone will work, but I've been meaning to try it.
Wasn't the G923 PS4-onwards-only?
Hopefully I can find something that runs on my Mac.
Thanks mate.
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Since we're talking specifically about DriveHub in this thread, it was implied that the devices are routed through that device before going into the console.
The DH is known to convert the PS4 wheels for use with PS3 (G29/920/923), but Podger mentioned only Logitech as a whole (so in this case that includes G PRO, possibly without having to go into G923 compatibility mode) will be seen as the PS3's contemporary of that brand's wheel base (in this case G27/25, depending on the game).
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Hello I can't find how to let work drivehub with my gpro on ps5
I have updated the firmware
I plugged ps5 controller on controller drivehub port, the wheel usb on wheel port and the console port to console usb...
The drivehub go on but continue to circle and the wheel ask me to choose ps5 ps4 or pc mode...
I select ps5 and remain with the three doots and don't work
I miss something?
Thx in advance
I have updated the firmware
I plugged ps5 controller on controller drivehub port, the wheel usb on wheel port and the console port to console usb...
The drivehub go on but continue to circle and the wheel ask me to choose ps5 ps4 or pc mode...
I select ps5 and remain with the three doots and don't work
I miss something?
Thx in advance
As Podger said, you can't use a PS5 controller with the drivehub. You would need a Hori or maybe some other third party controller. You don't need a third party controller if you are using a PS4/5 supported peripheral. You only need the third party controller when using a nonsupported peripheral... The security chip in the controller is mixed with the unsupported peripheral to make it look like a supported item.
Glad to see that you were able to figure your setup out... Looks like your wheel is supported, so you are correct that you need to plug it in to the controller port instead of the wheel port.
What games are you playing?
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This is what I do and it works best if you're using a non-PS compatible wheel, ironically (I had issues of the DH seeing a T300 as a T-GT II with this method, and the FFB was barely there)
I'm using a USB switch:
Plug everything into a USB hub (wheel base and/or pedals, shifter, handbrake, etc)
USB hub output plugs into USB switch input
One output from the switch goes to PC, the other output goes into DriveHub "Wheel/Controller" port (the middle USB-A slot)
Hori Mini (or compatible wired PS4 controller) goes into DriveHub "Controller" port (the USB-A slot next to the Micro USB port)
Drivehub connects to the console
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With the press of one button you can toggle between PC and console.
Note that this leaves the "Accessory" port on the DH empty, so you're free to plug in some other console-only device you want in there.
Edit: if you do have a PS-compatible wheel and have issues, you'll have to manually unplug the wheel base from the USB hub and plug it into the "Controller" port of the DH, everything else can stay the same. Better to manually move one USB plug than multiple, but I was afraid of wearing out the ports so I upgraded my wheel base to a PC-only variant. Or if you're semi-super-lazy you can get a second USB switch just for the wheel base, and now you press 2 buttons to switch between console and PC (and save your USB ports from extra wear).
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- 9,685
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I see. Yeah, I have the same setup, just flip a switch to seamlessly go from PS to PC, its great. But I currently have a Fanatec wheelbase and pedals. But with all this 'drama' that keep happening with Fanatec, I'm on the fence about jumping ship to Simagic. The Sigma adapter supposedly lets you use simagic stuff on PS. But I'll have to decide on that later, now I just need to get the details of what my options are. Thanks for the info buddy!
Jerome
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I just gotta say, drivehub on GT7 with VR, really gave exactly what I wanted…..
KICK ASS PRODUCT!!!!!!
When I first got it for some reason even after flashing the newest beta it wasn’t netting that torque increase in Pro Mode, haven’t played for maybe a month just due to being busy. On the weekend flashed to the newest, turned up the torque and my lord… perfect.
Ran it in pro mode for a couple races and drove straight to the store to pick up a Thrustmaster shifter, The game is so much more fun now I’m hooked all over again.
KICK ASS PRODUCT!!!!!!
When I first got it for some reason even after flashing the newest beta it wasn’t netting that torque increase in Pro Mode, haven’t played for maybe a month just due to being busy. On the weekend flashed to the newest, turned up the torque and my lord… perfect.
Ran it in pro mode for a couple races and drove straight to the store to pick up a Thrustmaster shifter, The game is so much more fun now I’m hooked all over again.
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On PC you need another software for that, either fanaleds, SLIMax or SimHub(mod), so the PC sends the leds data via USB. What Podgers is saying is that console games dont send leds data through usb, so that means there is no way to make it work.
Curious tho, G29 has working leds on GT7, i wonder how does that work.
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The LEDs on the G Pro work in GT7 also, so maybe it's a Logitech thing (mine is the PC only wheel).
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