it probably is a driver issue, but there are several Xbox controllers who have these issues, even though there is a driver for using such controllers. That's why I ended up buying a PS3 arcade stick
the drivers on the client side for input, and they couldn't honestly state that the device is compatible with certain controllers if it's entirely based on your host machine. After all, not all of

date, the Steam Link is up to date. Game mode is on and I have a wired internet connection.
ALL my Xbox Series X controllers have connection issues.
Yeah, after a few minutes they work - but most of the
correctly with inputs or some other super annoying issue. This thing is far from seamless. Ive had mine for over 3 years and I still have to ♥♥♥♥ with it every now and again just to get it to stream a simple

handling, I'll admit that I struggle to understand its purpose on the Steam Link hardware, where guide, back, and start all worked without issue. [/quote]

It enables controller mouse mode and on-screen
keyboard anytime, as well as quickly allowing you to move the mouse out of the way. In addition, some people are still using controllers that don't have all the inputs, on the Steam Link hardware.

I'm having the exact same issue in 2023... It happens even with the host PC and the Steam Link both plugged in via ethernet, and it only happens with Steam Controller plugged into the Steam Link. It
plug in the DualShock, the lag immediately goes away. If I plug the Steam Controller directly into the host PC, the lag goes away. The theory about it being a network issue is clearly disproven because I

I'm assuming isn't cheap. Plus one of the issues with streaming through an android box are the input controls, which is a major concern. It's not what I'm looking for unless it can both stream my
applications and work with multiple controllers as well as a mouse and keyboard. An expensive HDMI cable and most Android boxes won't do that.

Retroarch games in Steam Link Big Picture.

ISSUE:
1. When entering any game from Steam Link Big Picture mode one controller will work and the other(s) will not. The additional controllers will connect and
Link settings. This was working <30-45 days ago.
-PS4 controllers are connected and configured within Big Picture.
---Also tried to use controllers as Generic inputs within Big Picture settings.
-DS3 are

near and strong connection)
- xbox controller connected via BT to the tablet

As soon as I connect my controller via BT and do some input, the steam link app begins to lag as hell (lags from 0.5s to
Hello,

probably this is a general steam link issue because I read about it already related to steam link. But the only solution that was suggested, was switching from wifi to ethernet. While that

recognized by the app, but as soon as it's connected to a host, it will only pass directional input and the A button.

Steam Client package 1669935987 [/quote]

Same issue, I just bought an Apple TV thinking

Originally posted by Caillou:

Logged in for the first time in a while, and am no longer able to use a Steam Controller via the Steam Link app. It successfully pairs with the Apple TV and is

to 1080p@60fps and my monitor is a 1080p 240hz monitor, which at default have had the motion judder issue, but, limiting the framerate to 60fps via the nvidia control panel for some reason resolves
Hi! I always liked the user experience of Steam Link more than Moonlight or GameStream, but I had problems with huge amount of input latency and horrible motion juddering.

Steam Link(The app) is set

Hi, I have managed to fix it by editing the keymap files. It has some issues with the default configurations. I have written an explanation on which lines actually break the gamepad controls in
] and put it in the folder
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Note: This is tested with the Logitech F710 gamepad and it is possible the XBOX 360 Controller to have some other configuration issues as well.