.latest,
Host: Linux Garuda latest, Windows 11 latest (reproducible on both)

Steam controller input is correctly detected by tvOS, issue only occurs when streaming from Host. Happy to provide
Issue still not resolved in latest new Big Picture update (Beta).

Only analog stick input, A button are detected correctly. Back button is detected as right arrow input.

Apple TV 4K 2022, tvOS 16

issues found

TEST2:
- Connect same Wired Xbox 360 controller into the Steam Link
- Connect to PC from Steam Link and Start BPM
- Start Resident Evil 7
- Play game and observe controller inputs are broken
I switched to the July 13th beta build tonight and it hasn't fixed any of my issues (am using Steam Link: Build 624).

When using my Xbox One S controller in Steam games over Steam Link, some or all

controller still leaves the other controller with two inputs under controller. I see comments from 2015 about this sort of problem, but nothing recent. Anyone else having this issue or have ideas?
I unplugged my PS4 controllers in and out and now they each register twice in steam. With the steam link on and the controllers plugged into it without streaming everything works fine. When I

Stops Analog Inputs[/b]:
Main issue is that analog inputs (Right Analog, Left Analog, Right Trigger and Left Trigger) do not operate after using the keyboard for Android Steam Link. Unable to use keyboard
to text chat and resume game normally due to this issue.

Direct touch input is default input instead of trackpad:
Secondary issue is that the default for the mouse is direct input. Workaround

Nixxes have identified this issue as being down to changes to the Windows Gaming Input api - see point 8 of this thread.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/750920/discussions/0/1742220290366130593/

"On
recent versions of Windows 10, Shadow of the Tomb Raider will use the new Windows.Gaming.Input APIs to support game controllers. This is used for a variety of controllers, and allows new features like the

Steam Link (doesn't work just wired connected to the TV without Steam Link) and rumble is working.
But the problem persists, and it's definitely not an input binding issue.
Tried to clear all control
all graphic settings on high at 4K resolution. Played entirely through the Steam Link app using an 8 BIt Do SF30 Pro Controller as an Xbox Controller.

There was an issue with this setup by the way, I

I have a 3440x1440 UWHD screen. When I launch steam link, it says it's encoding video into 1920x1080 in the streaming info window, which is believable. However, it seems to be taking input from my
overscan problem.

At Valve - Either A - Big picture at native resolution and scrunch it down to 1080p or B - Big picture at 1080p and only capture 1080p. This only works with NVFBC if you take control of

Let's start with the main issue: haptics.
On my Meta Quest Pro controllers, the haptics feel sharper than they do on Virtual Desktop or Air Link. I believe this is due to Steam Link converting the
games.
While a VCM API would be appreciated, I understand that's outside the scope of Steam Link.

And the second issue: controller support
This one is more of a nice to have and pet peeve of mine with

Originally posted by slouken:

Originally posted by DusTrials:

It seems my input lag spikes issue is fixed!

Great! :)

Unfortunately my Xbox One wireless controller still

wondering if anyone can advice me on the following.

I am trying to get my ps4 controller to work with ps4's official remote play app but it absolutely refuses to recognise the controller.
it works
wired but doesnt work wireless and the wired slot is unstable that tiny bump disconnects

also if anyone has any experience with remoteplay on ps4 can advice me how to reduce the input delay of like half