is a high frame drop percentage. Otherwise the app works great. If anyone could confirm this same issue that would be great. It has to do with mouse movement, via a controller, when the encoder is set
controller. I'm using a PS4 controller connected via Bluetooth; however, this error also occurs with the controller connected via USB. For example, if I wish to scroll across the screen, using the right

dropped code, restored it, now the controller works!

Unfortunately, the video architecture changed too, so I have some work to do before HD video is accelerated again.

Also broken is keyboard/mouse input
for the long time with no updates, I had apartment issues for two months and my Steam Link was in storage. Good news, I just uploaded my first v18 test release

controller works!

Unfortunately, the video architecture changed too, so I have some work to do before HD video is accelerated again.

Also broken is keyboard/mouse input, as this changed entirely for v18 too
apartment issues for two months and my Steam Link was in storage. Good news, I just uploaded my first v18 test release!

https://github.com/garbear/kodi-steamlink/releases

I had to rewrite the SDL platform

are going to run a giant ethernet cable to it, then why not skip the middle man and just get a giant HDMI? [/quote]
My guess would be your Steam Link would transfer input signals from you KBM/controller
other not an issue for you? this product isn't for you then. [/quote]
Yeah i kinda get that, but you still have to run cables through it. It says it works on wireless, but as i have read most people

(that is the mouse acts normally in most menus and is perfectly controllable in the Big Picture). Then the mouse starts snapping to the corners and the center of the screen based on tiny inputs at all
I can add that I have this issue also with Risk Of rain 2, Fallout New Vegas, and several Non-steam games. In all cases (except New Vegas) the mouse works fine until the game's play environment loads

Originally posted by slouken:

The game controller is in mouse mode when the game isn't using the DirectInput or XInput API's that we pass the remote input through. Are you running GZDoom as
administrator for some reason?

Can you post a link to the download that you're using so I can try to reproduce the issue here?

I see, I am not running it as an administrator.
I am using GZDoom to

Originally posted by Cubly:

Originally posted by slouken:

The game controller is in mouse mode when the game isn't using the DirectInput or XInput API's that we pass the remote input through
. Are you running GZDoom as administrator for some reason?

Can you post a link to the download that you're using so I can try to reproduce the issue here?

I see, I am not running it as an

turn it on, i cant use my steam controller, keyboard, or any input device to turn it on.

It wasn't like this when i got it, seldom did i have to do this, but now i have to almost every time i want to
Hello.

I've been having a rather weird issue with the steam link and i can't really find other posts about it.
Whenever i want to use the steam link i have to unplug and plug in the power cable to

Do you guys think this will have any input lag? I know it would seem that this issue would be the first thing they would probably work on. But how good can it really be because I just built a new pc
messing with this feature it seemed pretty unusable, It didn't display the game I was streaming very clearly and the input of controls wasn't exactly great. Both computers where right next to each other

wasn't expecting any oddities. The Bluetooth pairing of my Steam Controller also worked as expected.

The only issue I had with the Steam Link on the LEX829 is the typical, if not classic issue, that I
not accept it's inputs.

I experienced the exact same issue using the Steam Link Beta. I was able to flawlessly navigate the Steam UI over the network link; but once I actually started loading games