shows a green column in the middle of the screen. I can see the game on my monitor just fine.

The Link is stuck at that screen and no input is recognized (controller or keyboard), so I have to quit the
Hello.

I only have this issue with Euro Truck Simulator 2. I start the game through Big Picture using my TV and the actual Link box; the game starts on my PC, but the TV only plays the sound and

wouldn't the screen turn black? It literally freezes on the last frame it processed and won't accept any controller input, unless I "hard reset" the link by unplugging disconnecting and reconnecting the

Originally posted by _I_:

what does the host pc do?

the link only has a 10/100mb lan port, not gigabit
but only about 30-50mb is needed for streaming 1080p

heat shouldnt be an issue, as long

Originally posted by slouken:

Originally posted by Ninja Cop:

Critical issues I've seen with the stable build 828 and also just now verified in the this beta build:
* Steam controllers
running on my PC
5. The Steam Link connects to Steam Big Picture Mode
6. Steam Big Picture mode does not respond to any input from the Steam Controller, but the Steam Controller is still able to return to

. Essentially I could play the game fine off of the host screen with the controllers. The Steam Net debug stats show the game running normally. [/quote]
I'm having the same issue with the same driver update. I am

Originally posted by Luconium:

Originally posted by .:

I have the most recent nvidia drivers (546.33) yet this issue still persists for me. I can play any game fine for 30 seconds or so

connection. It sounds like a video encode issue. We've seen issue with older (>3 month) NVIDIA/AMD drivers. Could you try updating your nvidia drivers to 546.29 and let us know if that helps? [/quote]

I
have the most recent nvidia drivers (546.33) yet this issue still persists for me. I can play any game fine for 30 seconds or so, (Both on non beta STEAMVR and beta versions) and then the resolution

Originally posted by austinp:

I work on Steam Input, not the any of the link stuff, so if the issue is on the Steam Link side I probably won't be able to help. All that being said:

Roughly when
controllers alike. It does not happen locally on the PC in BPM. Mouse functions and desktop control work on the PC itself.

The steam link app on my Samsung 50" MU6100 has been fantastic! I've got a great wireless setup which allows me to stream 2560 x 1440 at 60fps. A few issues though:

1. Wired Xbox 360 controllers
have input lag when connected to the TV (at all supported streaming resolutions). Not only is the response delayed, but sometimes it will miss inputs completely or double up on the input (e.g. a move

issue. I tried unravel last week, and my controller was seen as a keyboard. Dont hold your breath on a fix, as i said iv had this problem for a long time. Iv wrote it on amd forums, EA forums and on here

Originally posted by strix970:

I remember that in the early months, when there was the problem of the dual controller, it worked perfectly. About a month after they fixed the problem, this game

Any update on this OP? I just got the link + controller and I'm having the exact same issue, everything is working fine for like an hour or so, and then suddenly the problem happens, the stream
freezes for a few seconds when I'm using the controller (even just a small trackpad move), this is just the stream, the game in the computer is fine. I noticed this only happens to me with the variable

k_EStreamControlSetTargetFramerate
[2022-05-25 15:16:20] CLIENT: BSubmitFrame(): No input buffer available
[2022-05-25 15:16:20] CLIENT: Marking frame 45 complete with status k_EStreamFrameResultDroppedReset
[2022-05-25 15:16:20
" "51.0303001403808594"
"StdDevFPS" "14.4125728607177734"
"BigPicture" "1"
"KeyboardMouseInput" "0"
"SteamControllerInput" "0"
"TouchControllerInput" "0"
"GameControllerInput" "1"
"XBox360ControllerInput" "0