So, I bought a bluetooth controller in order to play some mobile games cause I hate using touch controls, but mostly I wanted to play a few turn-based games that didn't get affected by a little input
because the moment I turn the controller off it goes back to normal. I believe the issue lies with either the controller or some bluetooth thing interfering with the wifi (?)
I searched for any similar

: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/SteamClientBeta/discussions/0/3046108141463688987/

Your PS4 controller not working through Steam Link is indicative that Steam Input is not configured appropriately or there are issues with the virtual gamepad driver that
Try making sure your PS4 controller works like expected on streaming host pc. Check the Steam Input settings for game and for controller layout, to compare what happoens when using controller

Managed to get this partially working on Linux
1. Connect Wiimote via bluetooth
2. Enter big picture
3. Go to controllers and set up the buttons
4. Use steam input and done!

I managed to play a bit
of Undertale with the horizontal remote. There are issues though:
Does not identify extension controllers (nunchuk, classic controller)

Probably does not support IR aiming

Doesnt support

You can also try to execute the game from PC or with another controller, change main input from steam to your ps4 controller and then play with it as seems that issue is only on Big Picture, because

streaming.

Do you have any other controller you can try? I'd like to narrow down whether it's a conflict with the Xbox One controller, or whether it's the Link causing this high of input lag. [/quote]

Ah
, ♥♥♥♥, I don't, but I could probably procure one. I'm curious if it's a controller issue as well, but even plugging in the Xbox controller directly caused the lag.

I am having the same D-pad issue with a third-party dongle for the Xbox 360 wireless controller. All other control inputs work fine, but D-pad is dead. Wondering if a Steam Link update will resolve

Firmware build: 710
Controller: ZD - N208 (detects as 360 controller)

Issue: after update to build version 710 my steam link no longer acknowledges any controller input. When connected to Host PC
, controller functions fine in steam and is recognized by steam. When connected to steam link, controllers connects to its reciever but the steam link does not acknowledge any input from device.

I am using a

Originally posted by Corrupt Outcast:

Running into some issues with my Steam Controller and Link (physical) on build 902, powering on the Controller turns on the Link but then it sits on the
startup screen waiting for an input meanwhile I can move my cursor around freely, only way to move past is plugging in a keyboard which allows the Controller to work properly, unplugging said keyboard

This is an issue on the latest firmware for the Steam Link Box and the BLE firmware for the Steam Controller. after around 5-10 minutes, the input will start deteriorating and you will start
experiencing random disconnects/reconnections. I tested this on 2 different Steam Controllers and a Firmware Factory Reset on the Steam Link Box.

Fix:
Rollback Steam Controller to non-BLE firmware.

Request

ms of display latency according to the debug graph overlay, at full 60 FPS. Not a network issue. Not an input latency issue, keyboard and controller inputs are perfectly fine. Seems to be specifically
streaming to Steam Link/Remote Play running on a non-Android device, such as the old Steam Link hardware, an iPad, or a laptop.

• While the mouse is lagging, everything else (display, keyboard, controller