abnormally. Is this a log from a failed run?

We also tried to reproduce it here, but had no issues with two controllers playing Rocket League. [/quote]


Is this also true for the logs I mailed you? I can
input I get heavy lag for a few seconds then the steam link picture freezes for a while before disconnecting. While the game continues to run uninteruped on my computer but loses the controller inputs.

Originally posted by Balderick:

When is this DS4 issue going to get taken care of?

Really good question that is. Five years later Steam Input does not even detect my Thrustmaster T500 RS
never mind being able to set ps type controller as controller type.

8BitDo controller now gets seen by Steam Input as generic controller and yet i have previously uploaded ps4 type controller layout

A year later I'm having the same issue. Using the Steam Controller. The game is non-responsive on the TV the Steam Link is connected to but it looks fine on my laptop and is responsive to keyboard
inputs. Almost all my other games work flawlessly except for this one.

I've tried this multiple times now. I pair the controller to the phone, the app detects the controller but no inputs register in the app. The controller works fine to control the phone and other
controllers connected either way.

Solved:
It seems that an out of date version of the Steam Link app was installed to my phone from the Google Play Store. Updating the app fixed the issues.

or other 2 player games as soon as both controllers starts to send input Steam Link lags heavily and disconnects. Have worked flawlessly for months before I tried to play today. [/quote]
Getting the

Originally posted by grynold:

My Steam link is unplayable with 2 players now. I have 2 Xbox one powerA mini wired controllers and 1 Steam controller that I tried with. When playing rocket league

it has to be the software because i experience the same issue on both the hardware AND the app. the software sees the controller and lets me configure it properly. but it crashes when i hit "done
" also once i get into the stream none of the inputs work at all. on my phone i'm using an android controller and at home i was using a wireless xbox one controller with the exact same problem. wired isn't

inputs to send.

As Xenophobe suggests, VirtualHere is quite likely to fix the issue if the controller is connected via USB. If it's bluetooth then VirtualHere will do nothing.

I realise none of this is
controller inputs.

But on the Link, the controller is recognized as a "Generic Gamepad" (which you also can't seem to forcifully change...) and the mouse cursor shenanigans start before even going into

controller.
so if the manufacturer doesnt supply Valve with the Xinput or Direct input drivers, your controller simply wont function well (unless it utilizes a universal Xinput map like an xbox controller).

I
run into this garbage all the time trying to use an old ps2 style controller (Direct input) with PC games. I have to use x360ce in order to play controller based games (like dark souls) and a lot of

bugs which have been around for years now.

Back in 2012 and before I used xpadder to map KB + m to controller and saw none of the issues everybody sees today. Sure Steam Input is awesome and does
You are missing the point. The underlying bugs with Steam Input are affecting every single steam user.

Every single discussion group is full of input related issues. Because of Steam Input

Fired up my Steam Link tonight only to have it shut itself off immediately every time I try to power it on. I press the button on the controller, and the "no input" display goes away (as expected
) but the controller powers off and the display comes back after about 4 seconds every time. I get the same result with my Steam controller and my wired Xbox controller, so it isn't a battery issue. I