moving the moviment stops. Using he steam controller, if I press the touchpad to move the cameta the same issue happens. This problem doesn't happen all the time, it looks random. Using a wireless
keyboard I can't reproduce this issue but I've tried both steam controller and xbox one controller and both controllers suffer from the same problem. I'm using Geforce now via steam link. I have a video

This issue recently showed up around this week/last week. It has full functionality on the app's menu, I can navigate the menu and I can map every button on the controller. As soon as I connect to my
PC, it seems to disable the controller entirely and not detect it. When I stop remote play the controller just doesn't work on my android anymore until I unplug it's usb then plug it back in, it works

Since a few weeks I have issues with Steam Link and the official Switch Pro Controller.
In the Steam Link Interface the Controller shows as Switch Pro Controller. When I start the connection to the
see the XBOX Controller Inputs and instead I only see numbers 1-8. Does anyone know how to fix this?

transmit to my TV, but controller input completely stops as well. I have to use my keyboard connected to my desktop to stop streaming manually.

I understand that Linux isn't fully supported yet, but is
My Xbox 360 wireless controller works perfectly with the steam link and when streaming from a Windows computer. However, once I attempt to stream from my Linux desktop, not only does the sound not

require remapping such as keyboard recommended games. I went to controller settings in order to try and fix the issue, but my PS4 isn't recognized as a controller, instead it's listed as a "X input
controller". Also, normally there'd be a tab below the "your game" tab called "manage game" where I could change my inputs, but as no controller is detected, the "Steam Controller" options are not visible

All buttons of the pro controller will register in the steam link app to allow me to remap them before I start streaming except the triggers. When I searched google for this issue, they said to turn
off the analog inputs (soft/hard trigger pull) to get steam link to register the triggers since the pro controller doesn't have different pressure sensitivities in the triggers. I cannot find that

double input issues in Big Picture.

One controller is what I expect to see Big Picture see when using Shield Controller using USB.

Second controller is what I expect to see Big Picture see when using
Picture with only one controller connected like expected with none of the double input issues when using Shield Controller and Shield TV as Steam Link App SAS client.

I'm using a Steam Controller with my Steam Link app on a Samsung TV in my bedroom, and this controller is also used in my living room for couch co-op nights.

Yesterday I had quite some issues with
the unit I was actually using. But the annoying thing is that there was no way for me to see that it was trying to stream the input from the host PC, it just shows up in "detected controllers

After a forced update into 646 this morning my steam link will not accept any input from my Xbox one controller (wired). It does this in the start menu and even in big picture mode after connecting
with my pc. It does recognize that it is plugged in but it has a different name then what I've set it as. When it's plugged into my pc while in big picture mode, the controller reads all input and has

input detected when testing the controller prior to streaming.

I've already checked their functionality within the phone with the app "Gamepad tester" and others - there, they work perfectly
Phone: Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro

I installed Steamlink and it works flawlessly with touch controls. But since that sucks, I've paired both my PS4 Dualshock and my XBoxOne Controller, but there's no