This is how I got the BUZZ USB controllers to work on a PC. Tested on Windows 10
Essentially I am using a USB to keyboard program to translate the buttons being pressed on the individual controllers to simulate pressing keys on the computer keyboard.
I use them for the "You Don't Know Jack" game, but, for example, you could plug in a Rockband or Guitar Hero drum set into your computer, and using a key-to-drum program simulate the drums being played.
What I did:
The program I'm using to do the translation is called
"JoyToKey"
https://joytokey.net/en/download
I've used several different ones, so there are a few to pick from. This one worked pretty good first try so I stuck with it.
This program will scan the USB port of your controller, and then allow you to individually assign the buttons to key inputs.
Then I plugged in my controllers. Windows 10 recognized them right away as BUZZ controllers.
I ran the program, and by pressing each button on the controllers, the corresponding button would show up in the JoyToKey program
I mapped 3 of the 4 controllers (max 3 supported in Jack Box game), each of the "buzz in buttons" to their corresponding buzz in key (Q, B and P) and then each of the color buttons 1-4 in descending.
I launched JackBox games and worked perfectly.
I output the computer HDMI signal to my TV and everyone can play from comfortable chairs without having to huddle around the computer.