There are a few games which need input before actually launching but I've been able to use my 360 controller to do that, so far; usually I just press "A" and they run.

Can you name any of those
games you have issues with?

OK this is the EXACT issue i am having right now. I can't get past language screen because the Steam Link does recognize the controller as connected (Xbox one S via usb) but then can't get the proper
input replicated on screen.

and is NOT minimized on host pc before launching Steam Link App hugely helps with having working controller after exiting Big Picture when using Steam Link App.

This hugely helps with Steam Input
detecting controllers just like on local pc and let's Steam Input apply global desktop configuration for a controller friendly windows desktop when using Steam Link App to access host pc.

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I am having this issue w/ my xbox series x controller (bluetooth) System will see it when I try to pair it, it will say it's paired, but will not register any input from the controller. When I
attach a USB cable, the controller works just fine. I have also tried 2 other controllers(xbox one controllers), all have the same issue. Also tried a PS4 controller, after about 10 attempts it finally

am afraid nbpm conflicts with that and using -oldbigpicture seems to cause additional issues. a lot of steam input related features are missing from nbpm ui and seem to be hardcoded into nbpm with
of input devices, hide controllers from steam input and so much more just to get a working controller in Steam games. All because of Steam Deck controls replacing steam controller as primary supported

cuts out when I'm inputting anything on the controller.

Hoping this'll help resolve that issue. :)
Can't test it out until I get home, but does the audio fix correct the cracking/popping issue? At 720p (over wireless AC) it works fine. At 1080p, the video portion is still fine but audio cracks and

Is anyone else having issues with multiple controllers?

Everything works great with a single wired controller. I get 60fps 1080p with around 20ms of display latency and 1ms input latency. The
responsiveness feels great.

But when I plug in a second controller BOTH controllers start having terrible input lag. Simply unplugging one of the controllers instantly fixes the lag for the remaining controller

responsive.

It does show up as "Detected Controllers", and clicking on "Preferences" allow me even to change the color of the light, but no input from the controller translates to the "Big Picture" interface
channel (latest update) on Mac OS Sierra.

Appreciate any guidelines on how to solve the issue.

I did tried (in a number of different combinations):
- Restarting the machine
- Reconnecting the controller

useless for me :(

I mean, into game, gamepad works as keyboard and mouse even when in steam input options there's a "Gamepad" Controller profile (config, template) selected

Idk, but this is an issue I

Oprindeligt skrevet af _I_:

add the game to steam as non steam game,

make sure steam input is enabled for the non steam game

if the game uses a launcher, config the chord controller profile to

supply Valve with the Xinput or Direct input drivers, your controller simply wont function well (unless it utilizes a universal Xinput map like an xbox controller).

I run into this garbage all the time
trying to use an old ps2 style controller (Direct input) with PC games. I have to use x360ce in order to play controller based games (like dark souls) and a lot of games wont even work correctly with x360