Concerning the issue of input lag; my gaming PC is well within range of my livingroom couch so I would be able to connect my wireless 360 controller to my host PC instead of the Steam Link box. Would
this negate any input lag a remote setup would cause or would the video delay then become an issue?

I've had a problem with the D-pad, which used to work well before.
It hasn't been working lately.
I tested the controller input through another program and found that there was no problem with the
D-pad input.
This issue only occurs when using the steam link.

Hey guys!

I have an issue with the steam link app and I'm probably doing something wrong here..... When I start up the steam link app on my new Smart TV the steam controller works fine wirelessly
to allow me to pick my computer. After I select the desired computer, there is no longer controller input, when I remotely control the computer the controller is not showing up. What am I doing wrong

I'm on or if I'm using the Steam Controller or USB keyboard.

Naturally this is rendering my Link completely useless. Any further suggestions I might try to eliminate any possible issues on my end, or
this simply a Link issue that is out of my control? Thanks.

never encountered any input lag/disconnects whatsoever.

Since I connected the second controller to my steamlink I'm getting random moments of input lag (about 10s where controller either responds way
Hey all,

I recently bought a second xbox one S controller to go with the one I already had (both the latest versions and firmware updated). Now the first one connected to bluetooth perfectly and I

launcher opens and I can select the run the game, of which the screen flashes black aaaaand nothing. Booting the game from the desktop works fine.

Problem 2: Game doesn't recognize controller. This issue
may be related to the previous problem, however, an observation, the computer doesn't recognize the controller in the first place. The game controllers menu is empty.

I reiterate that I have no issues

It works, but I have issues with controller input (probably not NVIDIA's fault).

a problem for me when i play on my Snes9x (SNES Emulator). Snes9x seems to take raw input only - regardless of steam controller options, The physical A button is A in snes9x, regardless if the
Hi! I've been using the steam link for a good while and while it works decently enough for the majority of games, theres one glaring issue. The D-pad itself is regarded as an analog stick and that is

have 1 360 controller and 2 xbOne controllers plugged in through USB and one PS4 via bluetooth.

Lately, depending on which controller enters the game. A second controller will control all the input of
the third controller. Example: In GangBeasts one person Presses A to start, then the second person does and the second controller also spawns the third player. All inputs are mirrored between the two

Steam. It is accepting input from the controller while in games and it's infuriating - I can't find any way to stop Steam itself from trying to accept controller inputs while in a game. Just pressing the
annoying "feature"?

Has anyone else had this issue? I was previously using a Xbox One S controller and didn't have the same problem -- both connected via Bluetooth to the PC.