Having the same issue here. One thing I've noticed is that when I exit Big Picture mode, Xpadder (which I only use here for Alt+F4) doesn't display any controllers at all.

I don't think this is an
Xinput vs. DirectInput thing anymore. It seems like Steam Link is turning the controller into a mouse input or some such. I do know everything works perfectly fine when I play on the desktop, even in Big

Link would allow me to stream and play them in another room. I know theres been issues with controller input. I use a ps3 controller via bluetooth (with an xinput overlay) on my pc and the other tv is
plenty close enough that I can just use that, so input is actually directly to the host. So I wouldnt have any controllers hooked into the steam link. Thanks for any help!

I'm also currently having this issue. All are xbox 360 wireless controllers recognized as the same player. No amount of turning on/off or adding alternate controllers works.

In addition, when we
turned off one controller during an input (moving left), it continued to move left and Player 1 locked up entirely. Now all controllers added can either only access Player 2 or not at all.

This also began

controller in to a rear port, the steam link stopped waking itself up? That is strange!
Maybe the side USB port is flaky. Did you notice any issues with missed controller input when plugged into the side
Glad to hear it's working for you now!
Are you saying that the steam link was waking itself up from sleep when you had the controller connected to the side USB port? But then when you plugged the

引用自 Pokeynojokey-：

引用自 slouken：

I sent you e-mail so we can diagnose this.

I am having this issue w/ my xbox series x controller (bluetooth
) System will see it when I try to pair it, it will say it's paired, but will not register any input from the controller. When I attach a USB cable, the controller works just fine. I have also tried 2 other

through Steam Link with no controller issues.

I know this problem has been mentioned before but I can't seem to find an actual solution.


Hi, I've spent around 3 days trying to find a solution to my problem, trawling forums here and on pcsx2's forum and launchboxes forum.

The problem is that my xbox one controller (wireless) is not

I'm still having unplayable lag issues when using 2 wired Xbox 360 controllers.

Unplug either one and the input lag disappears.

I would love to be able to play games on my TV with 2 or more people
.

KS8000
Latest app version, tv firmware, and Steam Beta
2 Xbox 360 wired controllers
Wired network connection (steam auto chooses 100Mbps network speed)

controler Thrustmaster eSwap X Pro is even less functional and doesnt work with virtualhere for link.

Steam Input and Steam UI has been optimised for Deck controls. Valve have made Steam so Deck centric it
has broken all other supported controller types.

Your PS4 controllers being detected by Steam Input as a xbox device is a bug caused by Steam Remote Play/Steam Links virtual gamepad driver. We used

Non steam games yes and works well. (My example is Witcher 3 GoG).

The PS4 Gamepad might have issues. Take this with some salt I don't own a PS4 controller. I think the input received from the Steam
Controller + Steam Link, but consider your hardware (GPU) before you make any decisions.

And remember the input and display delay will always be more than what was on your PC.

引用自 Feminist Robocop：

I had the same issue (both with wired 360 controller and bluetooth generic controller). What eventually fixed it (for both controllers) was either
the on-screen keyboard prompts.

If it is converting the inputs to keyboard inputs, the controller configuration was probably not set up for the game. This threw me off at first! SO frustrating