Setup

3 - RPI 3b+ all wired with Steam controllers (tested both wired and wireless)

Streaming steam and non steam games works perfect for 10-15 minutes. All input from the K/M and Steam controller
locks up, but video and audio continue to work fine. Roughly 10-20 seconds after the input locks the video and audio lock up as well. Host PC shows no issues as the game is still running. Only way to

Finally I could setup my game controller stratus XL properly with retropie and also steam link without any issue.

Even Stratus XL is a BT game controller, I just had to remove the batteries and
USB cable as workaround. So no issues sofar...

Since Stratus XL is a bluetooth game controller, I also connected the game controller via bluetooth. Paring was successfull and Retropie ceated new game

Link, analog stick input "builds up" and then eventually makes its way to the host much later than intended (1-4 seconds), making the inputs act erratically and most games unplayable with a controller
This issue was in the last few betas builds, including the current one (July 12). Now the public build shipped with this issue as well (July 10/11).

When streaming either through another PC or Steam

is the same as the AmazonBasics controller.

Doesn't Work:
Gamesir G3W wired PC controller (interestingly enough, the TV does detect input from this controller, but it just jumps all over the place
.

PDP Wired Controller for Xbox One - Tested by myself. This one doesn't work at all. No input detected whatsoever. The Xbox Accessories app tells me that the firmware is 1.0.62.0

I think I'm done with

The game controller is in mouse mode when the game isn't using the DirectInput or XInput API's that we pass the remote input through. Are you running GZDoom as administrator for some reason?

Can you
post a link to the download that you're using so I can try to reproduce the issue here?

Not sure if anyone else has this issue on. I have a gamesir x2s paired to my android device via Bluetooth. On The Steamlink App it recognizes the inputs just fine (via test) but once it connects to
my PC, it no longer recognizes my inputs. Anyone else having this concern. I've tested the controller when using native apps on my device and its working just fine

Well after further testing while hardware decoding is not still working it seems to be an issue with mouse input making the playback horrible. If I use a controller the playback is great. Since I
will be using a controller while playing from these setups I guess my issue is technically resolved.

Just out of curiosity I even tried streaming with another gaming desktop. This one was being hardware

Well after further testing while hardware decoding is not still working it seems to be an issue with mouse input making the playback horrible. If I use a controller the playback is great. Since I
will be using a controller while playing from these setups I guess my issue is technically resolved.

Just out of curiosity I even tried streaming with another gaming desktop. This one was being hardware

You can stream any "third party" game with varying degrees of success by adding it to steam on the host PC. With that said there are currently some issues with controller input that I think are being

I sent a message to support and they helped but not a whole lot, i'll just paste what i told them and hopefully one of ya'll can help me out :)

Hello! My issue is that I am having difficulty with my
wireless mouse and keyboard. My steam link device is plugged into my TV and is connected by the provided Ethernet cable into the host computer. When I start streaming, it works just fine. My PS4 controller