this issue about MAME, which has been installed since a long ago, but I haven't used it recently.

When I have 2 controllers connected to the Link, only 1 gets input in MAME; the other one looks like is
off/not connected. I tried rebooting Link, plugging (and unplugging) controllers in different order but nothing changed.

I have a XBOX 360 wired controller (Official MS) and a generic one (Saitek P880

default input instead of trackpad:[\b]
Secondary issue is that the default for the mouse is direct input. Workaround is possible to quickly enable touch controls and disable touch controls but would be
Having two issues they I've documented before that continue to persist.

See the following youtube video:

https://youtu.be/ONY4fgnvgfE

Main issue is that analog inputs (Right Analog, Left Analog

I've had my steam link since launch. I use a secondary front end to handle emulator launching and for the most part this works great. Where I've found problems is, d-pad diagonal inputs don't seem to
360 pad. If I switch to the analog sticks on the controllers that have them, diagonals work fine, but as far as the d-pad goes, diagonals don't work at all on any of them.

I've gone through button

My Steam Link has no real issues up until now. I noticed that the Steam Link was turning on randomly. Then I noticed it was turning on when I turned on the light in my bedroom (stays on until I
to the game. I finally went to my PC and killed the game with alt+f4. Has anyone else experienced this? Outside of this issue, I really love the Steam Link.

updated link to beta. Problem solved with the huge exception that the games do not recognize any input device, be it the steam controller, a ps4 controller, or a USB dongle keyboard.

Current setup: 507
Was having an issue with certain non-steam games starting up through the link then only having a black screen with sound. Realized this problem was with the encoders. Installed GeForce Experience and

layer is stuck in Big Picture.

Using Steam’s desktop/monitor mode removes this issue and lets the Input layer see the remote controller, suggesting the issue is to do with Big Picture.

Has anyone run
Hi. I’m using the Steam client beta on Windows 10 and streaming to a Steam Link hardware box (both are wired). I’m using Link firmware v. 781, the latest one.

Steam Controllers connected to the

into is that when streaming via the Steam Link, the Xbox controller is still being recognized as a virtual mouse, and not as a controller.

Is there any way around this? I can try sharing the controller
via Virtual Here, but wasn't sure if that might cause other issues. (Might as well test it, worst case scenario it just doesn't work. Will report on this later.)

After connecting a bluetooth controller to my phone, my steam link was stuck to permanently having to use a controller option and no longer having the ability to switch between mouse/keyboard, mouse
or controller only. No option with the 3 dots at the top left corner

I re-installed steam link, steam, and manually deleted ".vdf" files that contained all controller presets. I went to controller

in 2018).

For me I had picked up a new controller specifically to use with the steam link, I could connect to the link device perfectly fine, but input didn't appear to be getting forwarded to the
computer when streaming. The new controller part was the issue: after connecting my controller to my computer directly once, and making sure it showed up in steam's controller list, then restarting my steam

Hi there,

I could easily pair my Wii U PRO controller to the link, but there's quite a bit of latency in registering the input data enough to render it almost inusable. I don't have this problem
with the Steam controller (as expected).

Has anyone else tried to use the Wii U PRO controller and experienced a similar issue? Have you found a workaround?