have tried re-pairing the controller and restarting the TV and then doing it again and restarting my PC, and only restarting the TV causes the issue to come back. [/quote]

I believe i tried that, but
i'll give it another shot. Tanks, i'll reply later. [/quote]

So i turned the TV on, went to the input devices and unpaired the controller (with the controller turned off), then i turned the controller

Another user who got told to replace Steam Link because of suspected hardware problems fixed their input issues by using a PS3 controller.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/353380/discussions
exactly like within steam client . Just another example of a little simple thing causing large inconvenience.

C'mon Valve please fix the bugs.

C'mon fellow Steam users create issue and bug reports

to bluetooth and bluetooth's latency) for multiple controller inputs but that is probably a very heavy thing to implement given need for linux drivers and managing multiple controller inputs.
official firestick version is available if this is really the issue?

Otherwise I love the app for andriod phones. One request that would be cool is if the wireless xbox usb receiver would work (as opposed

the Steam Link, but would solve the input issue. The ones I've seen online are mostly USB hubs, as well, supporting up to four devices.
That can be a bit more tricky if you can't run cables. I'm not sure of the range for those controllers. I've managed to not lose a signal before taking controllers upstairs in my apartment, but I

mentioned: this didn't seem to affect the issue.
- Cleared every controller config in the localconfig.vdf, even uninstalled the controller from Window 10 Device manager on desktop pc (which runs Steam
Link launcher/portal, but as soon as it launches in Picture Mode, the problem arises. Further details: the controller also works perfectly in Kodi, there's no input lag. Games that don't necessarily use

the problem is fixed there. [/quote]

That is not going to fix it. It is a x-input issue and the only thing that helps for me is using virtual here. Works good but will cost you 20 bucks. Absurd

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I actually prefer the steam controller for kodi overall, but I tried kore too and it's good as well.

Both boxes are

any.

Did I just failed at googling, or is there some technical issue that prevents an Android app from making the smartphone work as a X-Input or D-Input generic controller?
I've noticed that there are many apps for android which display a virtual controller: and X pad and 4-8 buttons, sometimes analog stick(s) too. Such apps asks you to install a server-side program on

Thanks for your input and advice, unfortunatley im still having issues :(

Done exacly what you said above however when i start my steam link and minimize big picture mode so i can see my PC desktop
on my TV. None of the buttons work as they should, its as if the emulator sees my xbox 360 controller as a mouse, with the left and right trigger buttons being my left and right mouse buttons.

I have

Thanks. I think the issue is the Powerline- it's generating about 20ms for a round trip (from PC to link and back again). To be honest I think I can live with 40ms- I'm very sensitive to delayed
input but don't really feel it. I'm more bummed about the performance in games like Witcher 2 (at 1080p I can't get 60fps) and the Link constantly freezing when I activate the overlay using the Steam

if it isn’t working correctly, are there plans to fix this bug? Thanks! [/quote]

I'm facing exactly the same issues, can't map gyro controls using the backbone one v2 in RE4 remake input settings for

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It means that when you have a Backbone One controller attached to your phone, the gyro and accelerometer from your phone is