I just tried this and had mixed results. One older controller worked, but a newer controller and the Xbox One Elite controller both connected but sent no input to Android. I believe this is an
Android driver issue.

get past the "PRESS START" screen. Controller input IS recognized on the computer, just not on the TV over Steam Link. Fallout 4 recognizes controller input so this may be an Origin issue. The only
recognizes any controller input.

I can press the guide button to bring up the Steam Big Picture overlay, where all my button inputs are recognized, but when I pop back over to the game, nothing happens. Can't

instantly be able to recognize the device with no issues. Input mapping would also be easier to handle due to programs not trying to recognize an essentially virtual device especially since all controllers
My experience so far with using a controller connected through the Steam Link itself is spotty depending on the program or game I am playing. My idea was to activate the Link with a mouse and just

My Steam link is no longer accepting input commands from my controller:
ZD-N208 (detects as Xbox 360 controller).

It pairs fine, and if I use build 685 works without issue. But in this build it
doesn't accept inputs from controller. (controller works fine on steam when Controller is direct connected to PC, just not on steam link)

Also, Slouken, thanks for all the hard work.

I am also getting this issue. No matter what I try, Inquisition won't treat my controller input like a controller, but rather as a mouse. Has anyone else encountered / solved this problem?

a controller tomorrow and see if I get any latency at all..

My question is... why does the Steam Link have latency issues when using a mouse? It shouldn't have any at all..

Two; What are Steam
So I took the plunge and bought a steam link... looking forward to playing many games from my TV! However, there's severe, game-breaking input lag when using a mouse and keyboard...
I move the mouse

I've had my link for over a year now with no controller issues but recently the link will not work with multiple controllers. The link still recognizes any additional connected xbox controllers but
any game I now play multiplayer with (Divinity original sin, move or die, PES Soccer) no longer detects input from a 2nd controller. I've tried enabling and disabling the "xbox controller support" in

Caused issues for me on Samsung S21 using razor kishi controller. I'm unable to play due to crashing at start up and input issues with the controller. I was fine before the update now my d-pad and A

controller both stop responding within the Steam Link app, but not anywhere else on my TV. Is there any way around this? I don't see why all input is blocked only within the Steam Link app. Any help is

touchscreen, even though absolute mouse input would be ideal for this type of game.

The current relative mouse movement mode renders the game nearly unplayable, as each tap both sends a click and initiates a
mouse movement.

The game hides the system cursor and renders its own cursor. Switching out of the game immediately enables the desired absolute input mode on the desktop, but as soon as the game window