Corsaid Void Wired not working about headsetcontrol HOT 3 CLOSED

If it shows, no supported headset found (and you added the device id 0a18), then something is wrong with the connection.
Did you also try after a complete restart and other USB ports?

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Sorry for the long wait. I've tried setting up everything from scratch today. Here are the details:

I have a Corsair VOID PRO Surround USB headset (CA-9011156-EU).

0. Running lsusb returns Bus 003 Device 007: ID 1b1c:0a18 Corsair

1. cloned the repo and modified src/devices/corsair_void.c by adding
   #define ID_CORSAIR_VOID_PRO_WIRED 0x0a18
   and modifying the PRODUCT_IDS array to
   static const uint16_t PRODUCT_IDS[] = {ID_CORSAIR_VOID_RGB_WIRED,ID_CORSAIR_VOID_WIRELESS, ID_CORSAIR_VOID_PRO, ID_CORSAIR_VOID_PRO_R2, ID_CORSAIR_VOID_PRO_WIRELESS, ID_CORSAIR_VOID_RGB_USB, ID_CORSAIR_VOID_PRO_WIRED};

2. mkdir build && cd build > cmake .. > make > reboot

3. Running HeadsetControl returns No supported headset found

Tried different USB ports, I usually use a hub, but I tried front pannel USB's, the ones on the Motherboard and the ones on a PCI USB expansion card. Rebootet every time I swapped the USB port.
The headset works fine otherwise and gets recognized no matter which USB port I use and is recognized imediately by the OS.

You can just close the issue, if you want, but if you want to deal with it, I can provide any logs and do further tests that you need to understand the problem. Just let me know.

For future reference if anybody is in the same need as me:
I have solved the issue that led me to trying to use HeadsetControl.
I wanted to completely turn off sidetone, which I acomplished using the alsamixer command. Running the command and selecting the headset by pressing F6 shows 2 volume bars, one of which is the actual volume, the other is the sidetone. The setting persists through reboots.

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This is actually weird because the code does nothing but go through all the devices and look where the ID matched. Probably a good idea would be to set a breakpoint at src/device_registry.c for the get_device function or in main.c in the find_device function and see if it is listed by HIDAPI.

But good that it's controllable via ALSA in this case.

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