I'm having the same issue as the OP. I just received a new Steam Link from a friend and have tried it with my Wii U Pro Controller and wired Xbox 360 for Windows controller. Everything on the Link
streaming from there.

I did check the streaming settings; Stream Controller Input was and is enabled.

on.

Steam controller works fine (but I want to use XBOX one controller, since looking around on the touch pad just isn't working for me)

Is this a known issue and will this be fixed? Or do i need to
As the title says, it is not recognized at all. I tried all the USB ports and checked if the controller is not broken (its not, works on pc). But the white light of the controller isn't even turning

=BAD=Khiven I raised a support ticket regarding the issue where, after a few minutes of play, both controllers get locked in the direction of last input and you can no longer use them. This is using
two Xbox 360 controllers (in my case the wireless ones, playing Rocket League).

It sounds like they have been able to reproduce this issue and will hopefully work on a fix:

"We were able to

Hi everyone I am looking to buy the Steam Link but I heard you can see artifacting and input delay. I have a 250 up and 25 down mb connection if I wired how noticeable would these issues be
? Especially lets say the latency in fighting game. Also how does the Steam controller feel when it comes to fighting, action adventure and platformer games compared to a Xbox One controller?

then input went black and then said NO INPUT.

Why would my controller work without it even showing a connection being made and then just shut the Link down? [/quote]

Wired 360 here but mine never
re-choose the input which then it was back up and waiting for input.

I know it sounds weird but once I got through that initial 'handshaking' and getting it patched, I've not had an issue with that since

steam uses in-home streaming to stream the display and audio to the link

all games are played on the host pc and control inputs are translated from the link to the host

most games work fine
dx12
games have some issues, but most have options for dx11 or earlier

appears to be resolved. Controller test in Steam BP mode reports all the correct inputs, and some quick gameplay appears to behave correctly.

All tests performed on tvOS.

Thanks! 👍

Originally posted by slouken:

Can you try this on the latest Steam Link beta?
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/353380/discussions/7/3812911928392700593/

Using the linked beta, issue

Ultimately, here is what the exact issue boils down to and I hope the Steam devs address it.

Windows in desktop mode will not recognize the controller unless all controller options in BPM are
disabled as per your instructions.

If you disable all controller options in BPM, programs outside steam will see the controller as XINPUT (I assumed a regular 360 controller). HOWEVER, the issue is that

@Slouken: Very glad to read that you are indeed investigating the issue regarding the Xbox One S controller when paired in bluetooth while using the latest firmware.

For those who asked, I
will ever be fixed.

Here is all I can share with you that could potentially come handy to whom is investigating the issue on you're end at VALVE HQ.

My Xbox One S controller bluetooth VID/PID :[/u

I'm seeing the same issue. The invisible cursor seems to be fully responsive to controller input, but the display cursor only updates at sporadic intervals (looks like the position updates when the