With fallout 4 I actually had to use moonlight to stream it. Nothing I did with in-home streaming would allow the input to work without a controller. Moonlight worked fine. In the last 2-3 years this
is the only game i've experienced this with. It wouldn't surprise me if other games using the same engine had the same issue (Skyrim, etc.)

Steaming to Pixel3a. Up to date firmware.
Basic 3 button USB mouse plugged into my phone via a USB adapter.

Issues:
Almost all mouse click inputs in any form of streaming (big picture/desktop/in
in-app mouse and controller configurations.
I have the latest firmware for the steam link, and android app.
I cannot find any android options to change how mouse input is handled.

Is there any way to get

Alright, I got it to boot once I took out the dongle, the issue now is I can't get the steam controller to wirelessly connect to the link. But it does work when the dongle is in... I tried to connect
it by turning everything off and removing all the inputs but when i turn the steam link on it never gives me a prompt. Also tried doing it with the wire in the settings, but I don't see "controller" as

I'm using Steam Link APK 1.1.65 Universal on my Fire Stick 4k on 1GB wifi 5Ghz connection and these are the issues I'm having;

1. Input lag on controller it's only slight but enough to notice.

2
. When putting audio to 5.1, I get no audio in any games but get audio in big picture mode interface. (I do for some reason get audio in Rainbow Six Siege but it's rather quiet.)

3. Xbox One controller

a steam link issue with ds3 controllers. I guess I will try to open a support ticket? not sure what else to do, at least valve will have the issue on record as still happening.
I would like to chime in on this thread to say THIS IS STILL A PROBLEM. It is NOT scpserver. It happens in the Link main UI, disconnected from any PC. I have 3 original ps3 controllers, and all

controller input.

I assumed that it was due to a bit rate spike when moving the camera and updating the screen contents dramatically, though I suppose it could be the controller input itself...

So basically
about the steam client potentially being at fault. I'm also using a steam controller. I don't think that should be causing the problem but when playing gta v, everything does seem fine until I do any

build 851 [/quote]

Hey I also have this issue, although I do not have to re-pair every time. The only problem I'm having is that it will not wake up the steam link without another input device, or being
plugged in. My steam link, and controller firmware were updated the day of this post 11/19/2022. Blue tooth pairings were reset on the steam link, restarted, and relinked to no avail.

This issue persists

The setup previously mentioned should work fine. I use the same setup almost daily with the same emulator. I use a DS4, Steam Controller, and wired 360 controller without issue. Well, with the minor
. To get around that issue, on the steam end, I changed the controller's d-pad into an analog stick.

It SHOULDN'T be thinking of the emulator as a mouse as long as you make sure to set controller

mapping UI. I was able to map all the inputs on the controller and verify them in the controller settings. I then started streaming and it worked perfectly for me.

The only problem that I found is that the
tried remapping but it still continues to move the mouse all over. [/quote]

I have this exact issue as well, have tried multiple troubleshooting methods like updating both the controller and the steam

Originally posted by Epsilons:

@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
One S controller bluetooth VID/PID :[/u]

Bluetooth XINPUT-compatible input device :
BTHENUM\{00001124-0000-1000-8000-00805f9b34fb}_VID&0002045e_PID&02e0

Bluetooth XINPUT-compatible input