Unfortunately I didn't really find the video too useful. I have been studying a course on udemy for USB theory and general but they use they create a driver from scratch. While it helps understand some terms and how to the protocol works, I find working with a stack something to be very different. I...

I see. Now this may sound like a silly question but aren't those examples not exactly going to work as it would in the idf? From what I understand it won't be a one to one example and I would have to change some stuff in the tinyusb files within the idf. Sorry if this sound like a dumb question but ...

Perhaps it is over my head but I guess you linking hints to not use the integrated TinyUSB files within the IDF?

I have been playing around with the example on how to define a custom descriptor. I have managed to change the Device Descriptor to the info I wanted. Thanks again for this sample code. However, how do I change the Configuration Descriptor? I see tusb_desc_configuration_t in the tusb_types.h file. W...

Thanks for the video. Hopefully it helps but I am 40 minutes and they still installing the drivers

It does say CircuitPython but crossing my fingers for some ESP IDF action in it.

Hello all, Not sure if this is the right place to ask but I will give it a shot. I am interested in learning TinyUSB along with ESP32-S3. I would like to make HID type game controllers with them. My firmware skills are amateur but I have used ESP32-S3 and STM32F4 for basic comms projects. In short, ...

Hi there! I heard the lockdown in Shanghai has been extended for an indefinite time. Hang in there! Furthermore, I just wanted to let y'all know I'm having the same issue as described in the previous posts. Personally I'm going to put using USB on hold, but nevertheless it would be great to have! K...

You should not need a DTR/RTS/whatever circuit with the internal USB-JTAG-serial adapter. However, I think C8 in this case is the culprit: on bootup the cap is empty and will pull down GPIO0 to ground, meaning the chip will start in download mode. Remove that cap and you'll probably have normal beh...

In normal situations, the USB-serial-JTAG adapter should be able to take you from a running program back into download mode and back to a running program all on its own. There's a few situations where it cannot (for instance, if your software accidentally reconfigures the pins used for USB) and in ...

I am by no means an expert on OTA but I found the section for learnesp32.com to be extensive enough and might be worth your time and money. It is what I used to get up to speed with esp32-s3 and with the ble portion of the chip.