viewing USB packet, display a signed int?

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So are you saying this is a potential bug in the software? I just assumed there may be a way to tell Wireshark to interpret the value as signed and not unsigned. I did a quick scan of the bugzilla list but didnt find anything relevant. I will create a bug report if that is what needs to happen but didn't want to create an unnecessary bug report if this isn't truly a bug.

What make you believe that the value should be a signed integer? Do you have a specification document that shows that it should be regarded as such?

If you refer to the USB HID Usage Tables, (found here: https://www.usb.org/document-library/...) you will see many times negative values referenced. One of the main areas is the logical minimum value that you would set. I was not trying to say that raw USB should read this as signed. I was simply querying whether you could assign a filter to show the value as a signed. I am no expert in this field. I did not report a bug as I don't know that there is a bug.

A "filter" is used to limit the capture or display of packets, so that won't help here.

Although custom columns are supported, they don't allow any mathematics operations on the column contents, so that isn't possible.

Can you provide a public link to a capture along with details of the field(s) that appear to be incorrectly displayed?