desktop program and switches back the desktop configuration for the game's window. Adding the game's exe in steam or just setting your desktop control's as controller inputs often fixes that for me.

To
holding down the home button. It's not ideal, but it works.

Only issue i've really come across in using the chord config for a mouse is that if the controller is wireless, most of them turn off if you hold

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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 Win 10 Pro. I'm connected using T
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 also done iperf tests to verify the link is 1

Hello,

this version fixed the missing audio problem for me, but now when playing certain games the VIDEO streaming has issue: the picture freezes, the controller input isn't responding, and on the

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Bluelight の投稿を引用：

After just doing this update my steam link is pretty much unplayable for some reason compared to before. I never had any issues
at all before and had 22ms display lag, no dropped frames, and less than 1ms input lag etc on my 5ghz wifi which was running perfectly before. Now I'm having major slowdowns in the stream and jumping

shortcut. Then right after, I figured out that my Gamestop Xbox 360 controller was not supoorted. Luckily, I had logitech controller from 2008 which worked fine. And this is where I come to problem. I assume
that home button on the controller awakes steam link but my logitect controller lacks that button. Ergo, I have to physically unplug and plug the device to wake it.
I agree with lack of sound output. For

Hello,

Thanks for writing in. The "remote is disabled" message is usually referring to the Samsung TV remote instead of the controller. I'm not sure why it's appearing more than once on
your system but it could be related to the connected controllers.

At this time, the Samsung Steam Link app officially supports a wired Xbox One controller. Using a wireless adapter may work, but there

evidence of your gameplay being low latency. We can't see your controller to compare input to screen response, you aren't doing any sort of precision manoeuvring which would be hindered by perceptible
Alright, Dizzie, I want to start this by saying that I'm with you. I don't have latency issues on my Link and find it perfectly playable for most games.

...but your videos show absolutely zero

, ..
Asus RT-N66U
- IP address of PC and TV
Both are in 192.168.0.*
- which input devices are used?
The official Steam controller. USB dongle plugged into TV. (seems to work fine in the app menus)
First of all, thank you very much for this initiative!
I have the same issue of it not finding any devices running Steam.
The PC is running Windows 10.

- TV model name, firmware version
UE60KS7000

Amazingly, the new BPM for Steam Link seems to be working worse than it did during its start. Now I'm having cross my fingers hoping that my input, be it from controller or keyboard, is even
recognized once I initially go in. If I'm lucky enough to get past that, then I have to worry about whether or not I can retain control once I actually get into a game. If I'm fortunate enough to make it

, then sends your controller input back to the PC. While using the Link itself will not lower your FPS, your network connection will dicate whether you can stream the full FPS your PC is producing without
frame loss. [/quote]

Okay. I've used an HDMI cord before, but I suffer a massive drop in FPS. Do you have any ideas on how to fix that issue? (Maybe It's just because I'm trying to run it at a resolution