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How to increase the USB snap/buffer length to capture bigger packages?

I need to capture the data for a USB application that uses packages of size 1048603 bytes. Of these, only 65535 bytes are saved into the pcap-file, thus not giving me what I wan and need, unfortunately.

I've tried increasing the values in the extcap.___usbpcapN.bufferlen and extcap.___usbpcapN.snaplen fields under the advanced options, but this doesn't give the desired result either.

Is this possible at all, or? At the moment I'm using Wireshar 3.0.5 (v3.0.5-0-g752a55954770) on Windows 10 with USBPcap 1.3.0 (what current version of Wireshark installs when doing a fresh install).

How to increase the USB snap/buffer length to capture bigger packages?

I've tried increasing the values in the extcap.___usbpcapN.bufferlen and extcap.___usbpcapN.snaplen fields under the advanced options, but this doesn't give the desired result either.

Is this possible at all, or? At the moment I'm using Wireshar 3.0.5 (v3.0.5-0-g752a55954770) on Windows 10 with USBPcap 1.3.0 (what current version of Wireshark installs when doing a fresh install).

I've also tried running both tshark and USBPcapCMD from the command line using passing values for the -snaplen / -B -s and whatnot commands, but I still end up with not managing to achieve what I need for this application.