New problem with GameEx

[LucasBarton]

Ok, I've been using GameEx for a long time with no problems and it's been great. However, that was with just one controller, a PS2 through a USB converter. I've been trying to find a two player converter that worked and after two that didn't, I finally found one. This is the one: http://www.ids.hk/IDS/images/item/A_PS2USB...TOR01_BC5S6.JPG . It works great on all the emulators I've tried it on. Unfortunately, now it will not work properly with GameEx. Whenever I have the controller plugged in and GameEx running, it automatically scrolls down the list non-stop. I have the controller calibrated properly and the controller works fine when I'm running the emulators, but when I'm using GameEx, it just will not stop scrolling down the lists. Any suggestions?

I freaking HATE computers. To avoid the above stated problem, I decided to just use my other Superjoybox 3 converter for the first player and to use this new adapter for the second player. Guess what? Neither will work if both are plugged in. This crap is ridiculous.

[Brian Hoffman]

Ok, I've been using GameEx for a long time with no problems and it's been great. However, that was with just one controller, a PS2 through a USB converter. I've been trying to find a two player converter that worked and after two that didn't, I finally found one. This is the one: http://www.ids.hk/IDS/images/item/A_PS2USB...TOR01_BC5S6.JPG . It works great on all the emulators I've tried it on. Unfortunately, now it will not work properly with GameEx. Whenever I have the controller plugged in and GameEx running, it automatically scrolls down the list non-stop. I have the controller calibrated properly and the controller works fine when I'm running the emulators, but when I'm using GameEx, it just will not stop scrolling down the lists. Any suggestions?

I freaking HATE computers. To avoid the above stated problem, I decided to just use my other Superjoybox 3 converter for the first player and to use this new adapter for the second player. Guess what? Neither will work if both are plugged in. This crap is ridiculous.

It sounds as if gameex is being too sensitive... If you calibrated the controllers already there may be a sensivity option in gameex.

[LucasBarton]

Well, it looks like I overdid it again. I fixed the problem and it was a silly oversight. The two player adapter I'm using is listed twice under the control panel controllers section, under USB twin controller. I had to calibrate both, and it was the second controller that needed to be fixed. The analog stick was calibrated going straight down, so that's why it was going down the list on GameEx. Sorry for the drama. Thanks

A warning to anyone who buys this particular adapter. You must have two controllers plugged into it at all times or you will have problems. The problem I described above happens because if there is no second controller plugged in, the calibration for the second controller is automatically stuck pointing downwards, causing the GameEx cursor to automatically scroll downwards.