wired

I would like to figure out where the issue/bottleneck is. I can't even say if it's on the host PCs side or the Links side. hope this log helps.


[2016-01-19 15:16:34] CLIENT: Attaching controller
" "1"
"KeyboardMouseInput" "0"
"GameControllerInput" "1"
"SteamControllerInput" "0"
}

seem to be a lot of issues with controllers all of a sudden...

Anyway, I have always used QuickSync as the encoder because I felt that the Nvidia encoder lagged a bit and the performance graphs also
plugged in my Xbox controller to the Raspberry Pi and turned off input streaming on the steam link.

Last night was the first lag free 1080p 60fps experience I have had playing through the link in quite a

. The issue is when the buttons are bound using the gamepad diagram on the right side of the button configuration screen.

I'm using raspbian on the client and Ubuntu on the host. Genuine xbox controller
I'm been trying to get my xbox one s controller (1914) to work over steam link. It works on the host pc directly when the xbox configuration setting is disabled but apparently that isn't an option on

, too. The joycons seem to not have this issue, but the SL and SR buttons do not work. My theory is this: both Parsec and Steam wanted to optimize performance with inputs as best they could. They figured
Did you find a fix yet? I'm having the same issue- down to finding the same thread (the one you referred to with AFewRedBricks.) I'm connecting to my computer via the Steam Link app for android

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Don't have this issue with my Link & Steam controller. I'm wired from PC to Link/TV via a network switch using CAT5E. Running
, only packet switching. And like I said, it clearly isn't a network issue if it works fine even with steam controller if connected to the steam link wirelessly, but not if connected to it via USB. I have

As 4k is starting to become much more relevant, I am trying to transition from my physical Steamlink to using steamlink on my xiaomi mii box which supports 4k.

My Xbox one controller works perfectly
virtual here as I often want to use the desktop and virtual here is the most stable way to do this (without virtual here, things like Task manager disables input from remote devices).

Does anyone know how

little to no latency.

Things start getting hairy with controllers. Xbox 360 controllers currently don't work as advertised when plugged directly into the Link. I'm also running into weird issues with any
game that requires mouse input forcing the cursor to be always present on screen. The Steam Controller works, but has acted up recently. Aparently this has been patched, but I've yet to test.

Ultimately

So, I kinda suspect this might be a configuration issue rather than an actual hardware issue with the controller, but I can't find anything in the UI that seems relevant. Note that this is just
the controller test, all the buttons respond (including the analog stick) and the on-screen cursor moves when I use the right trackpad. There are no visual cues that input is received from the

support it.

2) Improved Xbox One S Controller pairing - I'm not talking about the recent issue with the latest controller firmware. I mean, let me plug it in, hit the Guide button, remove it, and have it
changes I'd like you to consider.

1) HDMI 0-255 support - The Steam Link currently only supports the 16-235 range. My HDTV's game mode introduces a small amount of input lag but the PC mode has much lower

getting hairy with controllers. Xbox 360 controllers currently don't work as advertised when plugged directly into the Link. I'm also running into weird issues with any game that requires mouse input
forcing the cursor to be always present on screen. The Steam Controller works, but has acted up recently. Aparently this has been patched, but I've yet to test.

Ultimately, it's come a long way in 2 months