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Yea iv got 4 ds3 but i think they will have the same problem as the ds4. The link converts the input so games see it as an xbox controller but it doesn't work well with certain games. Ye think ill just

Originally posted by Kordonal:

Have you tried ds3 controllers? I think they have to be pluged as well, but maybe they could work as temporary solution until some patches come our way. [/quote

thing is "always" coming with input lag. guess I have to go with the old way and connect the monitor with a long cable directly to the pc, same with the controller this sucks but what gives ...
I tried checking up what's causing the issue but I couldn't solve it, I only have a 100 mbit ethernet connection and my assumption for now is that this isn't enough for 1080p or the whole streaming

I'm using steam link + steam controller on a mac pro.

Well, some games work great, but many have issues.

- Often the mouse courser is present on the TV even it's hidden on the monitor and the game
does not require a mouse. But the mouse curser is always in the middle of the screen, so at least you can use it to aim :-)

- It happens that games to not respond to controller input. Switching back and

noticing) this problem. Moonlight and Sunshine are still working great though, just no Steam Input support with my PS4 controller, sadly.
, and streamed audio is delayed as well. I'm also having this issue on the non-beta version, before anyone suggests that might be the issue. Strange that more people aren't having (or perhaps just

1. Lag occurs when Link is not connected to PC - Network has no impact there.
2. Every input type (controller, mouse, keyboard) is slower when in Link's main menu.
3. Video and sound is synced.
4. TV
works perfectly when PC is directly connected through the same cable and HDMI slot.

It must be something with either communication between Link and TV or the issue with Link itself.

controller inputs are still working fine.

The HiFi changes input channels, as if the signal is gone completely, then auto-detected and activated again on its own.

I’m using the latest firmware and latest
one and two controller setup.

As this issue is several month old now I’ve work with several Software updates.

The Hifi does not lose audio/connect during TV, PS4, FireTV or AirPlay.

Your help is very

allowed to start in big picture mode; all help to workaround input device issues with newbigpicture/gamepadui/steamlinkui/virtualgamepaddrivers.


After changing Controller Overlay button to Guide button in Steam Link app settings still did not have working Steam Overlay ingame at all using select or guide or anything else. Setting kb

issues as I go.

Now... The issue.. has anyone else had trouble trying to use more than one controller with the Steam Link? No matter what combination of controllers I try, I get the same results.

With
thought and have never once gotten it to work properly with more than one controller simultaneously.

Any help or input would be greatly appreciated.

I am also having issues with my wired game controllers. Is there a way I can individually map them myself? I am familiar with Linux, autoconf/automake, compiling the kernel and applications, jstest
and evtest utilities and have SSH access to my Steam Link.

The first one is a generic controller made in China, the second is a Belkin Nostromo n45 Dual Analog Gamepad. Both have this weird mapping

I have a ShieldTV with the Link app and VirtualHere on it.

Until now I was able to pass through the Steam Controller Dongle to the host that way...

But now, when I start to stream, the host does
recognize the dongle (it plays the conection sound and shows it in the device manager, but sometimes with a yellow exclaimation-mark) BUT doesn't recognize any inputs.

The weirdest thing is that suddenly