Originally posted by mancer:

Originally posted by Aquaman1942:

After exiting a game on my Steam Link, controller input is no longer accepted. I have to go to the PC and alt-tab two times
(even if no other programs are running on the PC) for this to work again. Problem began after a recent upgrade changed big picture mode to be like the Steam Deck. I've found this issue on multiple games

cursor with my controllers thumb sticks, but it will only move within the confines of a square, and as soon as I stop input on the thumb stick it will go back to its original location. The same thing
I am at my wits end, don't know how to fix this. Hope someone has some insights.

I am running steamlink on a 3b+, using ps3 controllers connected to the 3b+. I can connect to my pc fine, the steam

rumble reliability for Xbox One Bluetooth controllers
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Changes in build 736:

• Fixed video and input freeze when using a wired controller
  
• Added D-PAD binding for Steam Controllers
  the option to record/playback input from the controller overlay when on the Windows login screen

Changes in build 758:

• Fixed Guide+Start Steam chord shortcut

Changes in

So I have googled this problem, and seem to be alot of people having this exact issue.

I am using an Android TV box to stream from PC to Steam Link, and theres no noticeable input controller lag

Same bug on a Galaxy Note 9 while trying to use Touch Controller, been happening roughly a week. Appears to be really any game right now for me, Dead Cells having issue, For Honor keeps asking me to
setup input method as well (despite playing before 1.1.31 and having a saved layout), same with The Division. Incessantly pops up asking to choose input method even if I try to create a layout

Originally posted by blehz.:

I also experienced input lag, but this was because my TV wasn't set up properly.
I had to (LG TV) change the label of the HDMI port to "PC", and it completely
vanished.
This apparently turns off post-processing on the image which slows down the image compared to the fast input sent to your PC.
I'd double check this setting for your TV brand.
A setting called "Game

firmware.
- Tried xpadneo AND xboxdrv drivers. As Fragrag also mentioned: this didn't seem to affect the issue.
- Cleared every controller config in the localconfig.vdf, even uninstalled the controller from
the onboard Bluetooth of the Raspberry, so not a dongle.

Xbox One S controller firmware:
4.8.1923.0

Xbox One S controller model:
1708


What I tried so far:
- Updated to latest Xbox One S controller

• Added support for some third party SNES controllers
  
• The Steam Link no longer wakes up when plugging in non-sound / non-input devices

Changes for build 575:

• Added an option to
  of performance issues
  
• Added audio settings to change output (allowing use of Bluetooth headsets and PS4 controller headphone jack when plugged in via USB)
  
• Added controller settings to setup

. And you seem to be under the misconseption that just because the unit may have the 360 driver, that means ALL 360 controllers will work with it. You can see with the PC and compatibility issues with
they will.

Originally posted by Sandie Catfish:

Granted I don't know the whole scope and maybe there is some latency issue, but I don't see why they would limit the workable controllers when a PC

where I need to (It has surprisingly good range, and has less input lag than using one plugged into the Steam Link), and use that controller with "Controller Companion" which can detect and swap
It likely will, as will anything on your PC. HOWEVER... Steam Link has one fatal flaw.. If its not a steam game, it won't recognize to change over the controller to a controller and not a key/mouse