Well after further testing while hardware decoding is not still working it seems to be an issue with mouse input making the playback horrible. If I use a controller the playback is great. Since I
will be using a controller while playing from these setups I guess my issue is technically resolved.

Just out of curiosity I even tried streaming with another gaming desktop. This one was being hardware

I sent a message to support and they helped but not a whole lot, i'll just paste what i told them and hopefully one of ya'll can help me out :)

Hello! My issue is that I am having difficulty with my
wireless mouse and keyboard. My steam link device is plugged into my TV and is connected by the provided Ethernet cable into the host computer. When I start streaming, it works just fine. My PS4 controller

Have you updated to the latest Steam Beta, the latest Steam Link software, and the latest Steam Controller firmware? I had this issue, but after updating everything yesterday, it now works. I just
can't get local coop working, as it doesn't recognise my wireless 360 controller as a separate input.

on the TV over Steam Link. Fallout 4 recognizes controller input so this may be an Origin issue. The only thing that changed since when we played last night (as far as I know) was updating Razer
(cross-post from the other thread)
Suddenly ME 2 (Origin version) doesn't recognize controller

Okay, just ran into my first MAJOR issue with Steam Link. Really hoping someone can help...

I

Not sure if anyone else has this issue on. I have a gamesir x2s paired to my android device via Bluetooth. On The Steamlink App it recognizes the inputs just fine (via test) but once it connects to
my PC, it no longer recognizes my inputs. Anyone else having this concern. I've tested the controller when using native apps on my device and its working just fine

Setting the Pi desktop to run at 1080@60Hz has resolved the issue of the FPS and improved the input lag from the controller but there is still too much input lag. It feels like maybe 250ms of lag
which doesn't happen when running through the Samsung TV app.

Edit: Setting the TV to game mode has removed the input lag, for reference the TV is a 55NU8000.

Hello!

I've just set up Steam Link on my x86 Linux machine (Arch) and it loads up just fine but no button presses on my controllers are recognized.

I tried both an Xbox 360 Wired Controller and an
Xbox One Wireless Controller (plugged in via USB).

I got past the initial setup by plugging in a keyboard and using that to connect Steam Link to my home PC with Steam on it.

• Both

I am trying to use a Wii U Pro Controller as a second player input in various games using the Steam Link. My main controller is a wired 360 controller.

Rocket League works with the Wii U controller
just fine - I have had no issues so far.

In Portal 2, the game recognizes the Wii U controller, as it responds to me pressing "X" to have local co-op, but once inside the game, only the sticks on this

Hi Killerkob, Thw0rted, UnfortuN8,
We are currently checking this issue with input lag when multiple 360 controllers are used.
Thank you very much for all detailed inputs. It actually helps us a
lot in easy reproduction of the defect and faster defect fix.

We are currently checking this issue and will update to you about the fix here.

Again thank you very much. And sorry for the inconvenience.

The issue we are discussing here is that I (we?) don't want the link to turn on my tv and/or auto-swithes it to hdmi input, even when I plug a joypad or turn on the steam controller.