where I need to (It has surprisingly good range, and has less input lag than using one plugged into the Steam Link), and use that controller with "Controller Companion" which can detect and swap
It likely will, as will anything on your PC. HOWEVER... Steam Link has one fatal flaw.. If its not a steam game, it won't recognize to change over the controller to a controller and not a key/mouse

specifically and cannot be added as non-steam game into steam, that's what's causing the issue.

You can try googling for instructions how to use Steam Input/Steam Controller with Origin games and see if that
perfect but I always come back to steam to see if the app has improved. [/quote]
Pretty sure this is because Steam Link relies on Steam Input, which is extremely hard if not impossible to pass for the game

Oprindeligt skrevet af kajoona:

Similar issue here. If I want to turn off the Steam Link, it ask me "Would you Like to Turn the System Off", I press A (using Steam Controller) and it turns off
. Great. But few seconds later, it turns on by itself. The controller remains off, but the Steam Link and the TV turn on (and the hdmi input). As there is no physical button, I have to unplug the power

I’m seeing some issues with the Steam Link app maintaining mouse lock over time on iPadOS 14.2 (build 18B92). Over the course of a play session, the mouse will leave the streamed “window”, and can
trigger the gestures for the dock, notification center, slide over, etc. When this happens, the PC being streamed will stop receiving mouse input while the cursor has “escaped”; at worst, the notification

having one emu for all?

2. Are you running any DOSBox games via BigBox? If so, have you had any issues there in terms of window focus etc?

3. Would you know of any way to marry xbox 360 controller (via
@Zombeaver: massive thanks for all the input here, will help me with setting up BigBox! Got couple of related questions:

1. Any reason you're favoring RetroArc over ones like Snes9x etc? Is it just

) resolve focus issues interfering with input detection on some non-steam applications
3) allow the controller to be used with programs that normally only recognize Dinput

It works on all three counts... at
program to take ~30% of the available CPU on the Steam Link. If your controller (or whatever your connected to through VirtualHere) is constantly tx/rx-ing over USB then that can cause the Steam Link to

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• Added display settings configuration to the out of box experience
  
• The TV is only turned on in response to input
  
• Wireless 360 controllers are turned off when going to sleep
  
• Fixed host memory
  
  
• Fixed XBox controllers occasionally not working after wake
  
• Fixed issue with unpaired bluetooth devices waking the Steam Link
  
• Fixed issue with updates not downloading while the Steam Link is in low

controllers

• Added support for the Mayflash GameCube controller adapter
  
• Added support for some third party SNES controllers
  
• The Steam Link no longer wakes up when plugging in non-sound / non-input
  build 572:
  
  • Disabled Bluetooth headsets by default, because of performance issues
    
  • Added audio settings to change output (allowing use of Bluetooth headsets and PS4 controller headphone jack

Steam Controller seems like it would work fine here, but I was having a bit too many problems with the video feed and input response to say anything for sure.

Bioshock: Infinite
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-Runs great
I decided to write out my experience with the Steam Link and the Steam Controller with the intention of being as detailed as I can with it. Prior to buying these, I found that a lot of the

there's some limitation and issue on Steam Link's Touch Control as Virtual Mouse.


1. in current Multi Touch Point Method, a way to steam link emulate virtual mice input as Right Click (M2) is 'two
usage, not designed for game or percise emulate mice input device.
same issue were exist in other streaming app for games, but they're looks like support stylus or custom button, air action and gyro