year ago

Hello dankcushions.

I have found a quick fix to the problem. When I go into retroarch while ingame and switch the controller input for controllers 3 and 4 from retropad to retropad w/ analog
You can check here but it seems to be an issue with the emulator https://www.reddit.com/r/RetroPie/comments/60r9m8/has_anyone_gotten_multitap_to_work_on_psx/
The relevant bit is:

kneli
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Im having a few issues as well.

- Cannot start Steam Link with 360 wireless controller. Connected without use of virtualhere. A few updates back it worked though.
- When playing a game and i want to
pause it for a while, the controller turns off after a while. But when i turn it back on the game doesnt register input from the controller anymore. The link seems to have some sort of connection cause i

still no keyboard and mouse input comes through.

I tried many games. All the same.
The same issue happens with gamepads in games without gamepad support.
Games with gamepad support work just fine in the
I use a mouse and keyboard to control my shield TV. I can launch SteamLink app (latest release, all SW and FW updated) and I can freely use the mouse and keyboard to roam my PC desktop. As soon as I

I bought my Steam Link at this past summer sale. It worked fine. Up until about a month ago. My controller works in the menu but as soon as any games starts streaming, it doesn't read any inputs
still have no luck. I read on another post around Oct. 26 that Valve responded to saying to opt out of beta and they see the issue but won't have a patch till Monday. Either that patch didn't happen or

After exiting a game on my Steam Link, controller input is no longer accepted. I have to go to the PC and alt-tab two times (even if no other programs are running on the PC) for this to work again
. Problem began after a recent upgrade changed big picture mode to be like the Steam Deck. I've found this issue on multiple games.

input of the controller in the Steam Link app before streaming, using Steam beta client to no avail.

Would appreciate if someone else has encountered this issue with Android gamepads and have an idea on
I am having issues using an android gamepad on the Steam Link app.
The controller is recognized in the devices (Sony Bravia Android TV and OnePlus Mobile Phone) and they are responsive in the Steam

sure steam input is enabled for the games so steam can pass controls to them since they are not local controllers on the host [/quote]

It doesn't work. I ended up using moonlight over NVIDIA Geforce and

Oprindeligt skrevet af _I_:

Oprindeligt skrevet af Cronofear:

I'll try my luck. Did you manage to solve this issue? I'm having the exact same issue on an android TV box. DS4 is recognized

controller section of big picture mode but doesnt respond to input.

Disabling or keeping overlay enabled (like i do) don't seem to work.

The steam link menu where u can connect controllers and do updates
controller seems to make it think it's a common x-input controller/ xbox 360.

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Tests were on these games:

Fallout 4
The Witcher Wild Hunt
Shadow of Mordor

Build 899 appears to have changed the input scheme for the Steam Controller within the main Steam Link interface. From my observation, in the current public build (897), the left trackpad acts as a
the beta and retail branch introduces and prevents the issue respectively.

Build 900 fails to shut off the Steam Controller prior to shutting off the Steam Link. The Steam Controller only finally

Any word on why games from the Microsoft store added to steam as non-steam games don't recognize controllers ?

This happens on both Android and iOS so I believe it's an issue with Windows. Maybe it
recognize as a mouse and keyboard input.

Games that are added as non-steam games from origin, Uplay, and Gog work just fine with controllers for reference.

I'm going to post this on both the Android and