I noticed the same issue with the xbox one controller. Apple doesnt allow bluetooth controllers to use those non-standard controller inputs it seems according to a response i go when asking the same

xbox app, which didn't resolve the problem, I believe the issue is that the controls for big screen mode are always active even when the steam is not running in this mode or even up as the active program
double inputs from the same single controller input. So I ask how can I disable/remove these "features"? And, if you do not think this is the cause then in addition to info on removing of "features" could

menu but theres nothing showing it onscreen (controller of course). I have to enable mouse mode and click anywhere just to re-focus on steam to have it accept any controller inputs. My mouse curser is
I can't fathom the amount of issues I run into with my physical steam link and its not even network related ones either. Im starting to wonder if its everyone or just me honestly. Non steam games

Alright, my issue is the following: After powering my Steam Link (last time I used it was 10 months ago) and plugging in my Steam Controller via dongle, it does not proceed beyond the "connect
controller/mouse/KB"-screen. Same thing if I connect the controller via cable. When I connect a mouse or a keyboard, the Steam Link proceeds to the "select source"-screen, but does not react to input while displaying input

Steam Controller itself.

My controller works perfectly fine on the main screen all the way up to the point where the Steam Link app gives the green check marks on the computer name, the controller input
, and the connection speed screen. I can navigate with the Steam Controller up to that point with the left haptic pad (D-Pad equivalent) but the instant I hit "Start Playing" and see my Big PIcture mode

It works fine.. sort of.
Wired there's no issues at all
Bluetooth, basically unusable input lag
Microsoft controller USB dongle adapter works great.

controller inputs get handed off without an issue.

I added my UI frontend (EmulationStation) to Steam and then just load retroarch cores from there. The controller inputs never get converted to keyboard

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How can you use wired xbox360 controllers in non-steam games?

Are you running in desktop mode? I'm keeping my programs running fullscreen and the

, when I use the stats overlay it's running at 29.xx. I'm also seeing substantial input lag from any controller I try, yet the stats state there isn't much delay in displaying the video (< 20ms). Any
I can run Steam Link through my Samsung TV's native app flawlessly (60fps 1080p) using a wired connection so I think this means I can rule out a network issue here.

My Pi setup won't run at 60Hz

completely gets boxed into the lower left corner of my TV. I've only had one game work by chance. Any idea whats going on?

3. Controller input for games seems messed up. Seems like the layout for the
controller isn't working, buttons aren't what they should be. Works fine when playing steam without the Steam Link, but its not working when linked up.


IMO my first experience with the link has been absolute

controller? I sure if I played at 60 fps on my PC it wouldn't feel like that, It isn't relly playable :(. How can I reduce that input lag If it exists? Thanks
reason when I played rocket league it felt very weird, the stream was at 60fps but something is the wrong because I feel it when I'm playing, could I be some input lag from the steam link to my Xbox