for me was to use the host PC bluetooth and use the controller in the other room where the steam link is as I had no input issues. This probably wouldn't work for everyone though, you could probably use
Just to update my post. I bought VirtualHere which resolves the issue only while the DS4 is plugged in wired. If I switch the controller at any point to bluetooth it quits working. A better solution

Originally posted by MrNoodleZ:

I am also having this EXACT issue. It seems as though others talked about the steam controller working fine when adding non-steam games. However, I run into the
problem that the input is considered a mouse vs a gamepad on games.

The current game that I'm having an issue with is the WItcher 3 which is only on my GOG library.

this might work for you
it

while streaming via Moonlight (current v6.1.0).
Xbox360 controller still works fine - so i need to launch games via Big Picture mode.

Unfortunately the update to 891 did also not resolve the issue
Thanks Valve for still supporting and updating this great little device.

Since the update to 890 some days ago, the input of my wireless Logitech mouse/keyboard combo stopped working completely

unknown input device and does not make any assumptions that you can control anything with it. So Steam can take over without any interference from Android. All the problems with the other controllers stem
/discussions/4/1694922526902852897/

Basically 90% of all bugpostings revolve around controller issues. I am pretty sure the situation can be resolved over the time. Whether the existing Android APIs for the

Originally posted by Balderick:

Another user who got told to replace Steam Link because of suspected hardware problems fixed their input issues by using a PS3 controller
users create issue and bug reports and reply to issue/bug reports created by others if you are affected.


But what is the point if we get palmed off saying it hardware issue and not software

"
"StdDevFPS" "15.4942989349365234"
"BigPicture" "1"
"KeyboardMouseInput" "1"
"SteamControllerInput" "0"
"TouchControllerInput" "1"
"GameControllerInput" "0"
"XBox360ControllerInput" "0
"
"XBoxOneControllerInput" "0"
"PS3ControllerInput" "0"
"PS4ControllerInput" "0"
"OtherControllerInput" "0"
"WasSpectating" "0"
"RemotePlayTogether" "0"
}

[2019-09-10 17:21:56] Streaming failed to 0.0.0.0:0, no

" "59.497829437255859"
"StdDevFPS" "18.171594619750977"
"BigPicture" "1"
"KeyboardMouseInput" "0"
"GameControllerInput" "0"
"SteamControllerInput" "0"
}

[2017-04-11 21:13:45] >>> Capture method set to Desktop
Hello, I just recently encountered this issue. The stream to my TV froze, but my PC was still running the game. I was able to continue playing the game via PC, and eventually shut down Steam Link

firmware (a 2021 50" Samsung Frame).

I have a Switch Pro Controller that works in the Steam Link app, however it also controls the TV itself, so as soon as I use certain inputs it just changes the channel

Originally posted by Pace:

Has anyone had any luck with controllers recently? I can again confirm that the PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller is no longer recognised by the TV with their 1.15

should look into with the Mac regarding permissions for controller input over network? Or is this a known issue specific to Mac?

In a few months, it won't matter to me, I'm building a massively powerful
.

However, if I plug the dongle into my macbook, and any random keyboard into the steamlink (to stop it complaining of no input device), my controller is recognized, and configs loaded.

Is there something I

steering wheel and pedals which has PS controller buttons on the wheel.

Basically have too map button layout using Steam Input settings for controllers found in Big Pictures settings..

There are huge array
Steam Input to detect controller properly. To do this we can and use steam client running in large mode on windows desktop and being visible on desktop (NOT running the background) on streaming host pc