

Using RPI Pico with Xbox Series X
Hello folks,
I'm extremely confused and could do with some guidance. I'm looking at using my Pico board to pass input to my Xbox and I know that I need to use an adapter such as magic-x (which I purchased). I cannot find a source with guidance on how to connect it, some say I need to solder a second usb port, some don't. The whole project involves taking rotary encoder signals and using the Pico to use these as input but I'm focusing getting it connect to my Xbox series X before anything else. Anyone done this before?
Using RPI Pico with Xbox Series X
Hello folks,
I'm extremely confused and could do with some guidance. I'm looking at using my Pico board to pass input to my Xbox and I know that I need to use an adapter such as magic-x (which I purchased). I cannot find a source with guidance on how to connect it, some say I need to solder a second usb port, some don't. The whole project involves taking rotary encoder signals and using the Pico to use these as input but I'm focusing getting it connect to my Xbox series X before anything else. Anyone done this before?
Beginner looking for help
Hello, I've started fermenting my first ginger beer and I'm not sure where to go. I did not use a ginger bug, I used yeast as per this recipe (https://toriavey.com/the-old-fashioned-way-homemade-ginger-beer/) as it was my first time. I'm making it in a 2l 7up bottle so I can feel the pressure building up, I'm unsure on burping and when it's ready. I've seen different sources say you need to burp daily and others saying you don't. I began fermentation yesterday and this morning the bottle was rock hard so I burped it but very little air actually came out.
What I'm really asking is, how do I know when I need to burp it and how do I know when it's ready to drink in terms of fizz? I.e. how would I know when it's fizzy without taking the lid off and thus letting all the gas out.
TIA