lost those udev rules and had forgotten to reapply them. Funnily enough, I had no issues with my 360 controller even though I didn't recreate the file.

That said, I recreated that udev rules file just
now, rebooted, tested controller input locally (fine), and then retested the Steam Link 360 input. Still does not work.

I'm going to test with the userspace xboxdrv now and see if that makes a

controller menu is the Xbox 360 controller. I did manage to get the PS4 controller to show up in that menu few times and change the controller order, but that didn't do anything and PS4 inputs didn't register
the Xbox 360 controller just fine.

Anyone have any guess what might be causing this? Is it just certain games that have this issue or do I need to alter/tinker with some controller settings further

I've been playing around with this issue as well. When switching back to public I still have the issue.

In the latest beta on steam link I noticed an option to enable USB sharing. I gave it a shot
, downloaded, and installed, VirtualHere USB sharing to my computer as instructed. What it seems to do is make the controller act as if it's connected to my computer when it's connected to the steam link. After

require remapping such as keyboard recommended games. I went to controller settings in order to try and fix the issue, but my PS4 isn't recognized as a controller, instead it's listed as a "X input
controller". Also, normally there'd be a tab below the "your game" tab called "manage game" where I could change my inputs, but as no controller is detected, the "Steam Controller" options are not visible

there is no controller input. You can set the controller up to be used as m/kb, but it sucks for games where you need a controller i.e GoW, Forza [/quote]


Yeah, and that too... I remember not being able
to use my controller. But thanks for the tip about the program! [/quote]
Tbh if you've got an nvidia gpu, its best to get a shield tv. Plays origin, uwp, steam, uplay, all without issues. Once a game

Hi,

I have the same issue with mouse, keyboard and Steam Controller connected to my Steam Link. They just lose all input in the same situation and I can only move the mouse cursor.

Running Steam as
Administrator doesn't do the trick for me.
Moreover, disabling UAC is not a good solution due to security reasons.
I think granting Admin rights to Steam Link user in UAC could possibly solve this issue. But I

shouldn't have a issue(if not you can get a USB extender). I use a cheap bluetooth controller to quickly activate the Steam Link, then just turn off the controller so it doesn't interfere with the Xbox One

Originally posted by Kane:

Does anyone know if I can play with the X1 wireless hooked up to the host pc instead of the steam link and use another input device like a wireless mouse or so to

screen. Sound and control inputs are being streamed normally and I even see the mouse arrow. On the host computer, the game is playing normally - no black screen issue.

I've seen some treads about
Hello! Could anyone try to help me with this issue?

My steam link works fine with just about every game I play, except Sniper Elite 4. When I launch this game, the steam link only shows a black

2160 at 30fps, which is actually disabling the "Game Mode" feature of my Samsung TV and creaiting a very large amount of input lag on my wired controller.

I've tried forcing 1080p through my config.txt
Hello there,

First, thank you very much for this app. I'm trying to reduce input lag running Steam Link on a Pi 4. It appears that the Steam Link application itself is forcing a resolution of 3840x

input mode" starts to pop-up again.

No controllers are connected to my android phone.
Only X-Box 360 wireless receiver, mouse and keyboard are connected to PC. Gamepad is turned off all the time.
Same problem. When I installed the application, everything worked fine.
But after a few days, all of a sudden the screen "Choose input mode" started to pop up in games.

It doesn't matter, which