the inputs will activate at once. I've tested this with both a wired 360 controller and a PS4 controller and same issue and this is a game I have played via the steam link before with no issue. I have
Recently when ever I try to play a game via steam link controller input is non responsive I was trying to play the SoR4 DLC and when ever I try any input my character will just stand there then all

plz fix the double input issue using x360 controller playing fifa 16... ty

So, I’m beta testing tvOS 13 and paired my Xbox One Controller to my Apple TV.

Playing Neon Chrome (twin stick shooter) and the right analog stick has some sort of snapping enabled to the cardinal
have noticed is if I pair the controller to my laptop instead of the Apple TV and play through the app the same way, the snapping goes away.

All this points to either the app or how tvOS 13 is handling

time the controller will stop sending any inputs. I thought at first the controller was just disconnecting, but the game didn't pause like it would for a disconnected controller, and also the damage my
character was taking was making the controller rumble (with no noticeable lag). I tried to alleviate this by plugging the controller in, but still got the same issue eventually. I have an unfounded suspicion

machine the game detects the controller itself (no emulation).

Has anyone had/solved this issue?

ANY input is most appreciated.

GTX 980 Ti
16GB RAM
Intel i5 4690
Steam stream via ethernet cable
WIN 10
work. NFS 16 acknowledges the button press with an audible sound, but the button press does nothing (go back, in this situation).

I am using an Xbox 360 PC controller; when it is plugged into the main

I start a game (does not matter what game, tested with ORI) I feel an input lag when I use my bluetooth XBOX One controller or the Keyboard (Logitech running over Solaar and Unifyer dongle).

What I
Hi everyone. For days I am trying to figure out what the issue is here.

I have a fresh installation of Raspbian on a RPI4.
It is connected via ethernet (switch) to my PC (30m ethernet Cat6).

When

. I have got the 'steam link' app installed on my TV and have linked the two together with no issues.

My issue is that my controller does not 'work' in-game....
I can stream my PC to my TV It detects
my controller and I can use my controller to navigate 'big picture'. I can calibrate my controller and all the inputs are mapped properly by default and respond as expected in 'big picture'. I can use

I found something odd when on Desktop Mode moving right mouse aka touch pad on Steam Controller the arrow laggs on Desktop View but on Steam Client it does not lagg... Could this indicate that your
Desktop is causing Lagg on the Link?

If that was fixed would Games still have input lagg?

Im on the Device not the App...

I have WiFi on the Link...

BrB testing another PC... To be sure...

gamepad because the distance between my pc and the controller was causing connection issues by regular wireless connection (with the xbox adapter for windows 10).
Butnow I have a different problem:

When I
disable BigPicture and play a not-steam game (let's say TmUnited) the streaming works perfectly, but the controls are all messed up.
Steam is converting the gamepad input to replace certain keyboard

uncommanded "left control stick down" input when I am in the big picture menu. The menu scrolls down and it stuck there for about 5 seconds then returns to normal. This happens consistently every 10 seconds or
so. Whats strange is once I load up a game I do not seem to have any input issues at all. It seems to only happen on the steam menus. I performed a factory reset and disconnected all input devices