HDMI cable and let us know if that fixes the issue.

If you're experiencing being disconnected from your wireless network and the Steam Link being unable to see wireless networks until restarting, please
or newer

• Wait for the issue to happen, which should restart the Steam Link
  
• Reconnect to Steam on the host PC, which will upload system logs
  
• Post a link to the file steamlink_reset.txt from

which adds additional possibilities for what you are describing and I can set Steam Input to map configurations to Shield controller just fine.

Steam Link App on Shield TV to use In Home Streaming is
with Steam Input in Big Picture.

Alternatively we can switch Gamestream OFF and use Valves mighty Steam Link App for android to use In Home Streaming. Again making sure steam client is running in

the streaming apps, it is Steam Input bugs, especially in Big Picture which are the problem.

We need to use Steam client beta, most of the time.

Other streaming apps have no issue with GFE as long as
their own native streaming apps which adds additional possibilities for what you are describing and I can set Steam Input to map configurations to Shield controller just fine.

Steam Link App on Shield

which adds additional possibilities for what you are describing and I can set Steam Input to map configurations to Shield controller just fine.

Steam Link App on Shield TV to use In Home Streaming is
with Steam Input in Big Picture.

Alternatively we can switch Gamestream OFF and use Valves mighty Steam Link App for android to use In Home Streaming. Again making sure steam client is running in

Raspberry Pi [www.raspberrypi.org]. The RPi has some GPIO (general purpose input output) pins that can be controlled over a website hosted by the Pi using the webIOPi[/urlHello everyone,

I was struggling with the wake on lan function to power up my host pc. This is not completely n steam link issue, but I thought I should share my workaround in case anybody else had[webiopi.trouch.com]

added lag comes from a combined lag from the following processes (correct me if I'm wrong):
- controller lag
- transmission of the input to my PC (the input lag says 1ms but I suspect it to be bigger
I'm having lag issues too but I'm planning to manage through different methods.
- Firstly, my TV set has a an incompressible 42ms lag so a bit over 1 frame in 30fps and a bit under 2 frames in 60fps

drop. If I'm using the controller and actually playing it then it starts dropping again. [/quote]

Well that stupid observation pointed me to an easy fix. Change your input driver from sdl to udev. I've
fix. If you still have issues after the change let me know and I'll reupload a custom build of 1.7.5 I'm using and my config. (fyi: rawlinux driver causes failure to load retroarch)

Edit. For those

not work with everything: some games (especially non-steam ones) may experience issue in showing video, or sending the controller's input. This may not happen often, but it happens.
- If your CPU/GPU
TV is quite far, it offers an easy way not only to see content, but also to control your game/desktop with a keyboard/mouse/gamepad. With HDMI, you would also need long USB cables to connect those. You

ngl steam link is Great and i love it but fr the only issue this streaming service has is its awful pointer emulation, like its dreadful and seems to be emulated in the host machine or something
giving it a lot of input lag that is primarly what makes desktop usage really bad, a fake pointer emulated in the local machine that is reciving the stream will do A LOT to improve desktop usability with

Link handy)

I hope that I can help some fellow Fifa16 player :) [/quote]

the script does not work with a x360 wireless controller, I still have the double input issue.. anyone know how to fix this
following to get the launcher focused. Theoretically you can creat a script to skip the launcher and directly start Fifa but then the controller won't be recognized. So..

2) Download Autohotkey