I thought the 30Mb/s was set due hardware limit of the link video decoder. Won't affect lag just picture quality.

You will of course get some input lag. Using a cable to controller to link will
has equal number of twists so no phase issues.

Glad your happy

experiencing this issue with "ghost trigger" presses on the Steam controller and, more notably, with any controller using In-Home Streaming (or games using Steam Input natively).

It seems that the

Tried it on my Xperia Z5 Compact (Android 7.1.1) on a 5G wi-fi lan.

Issues:
#1. First time lauched after linking to the desktop host PC I got a black screen on the mobile phone. I could still hear
sounds and control the mouse cursor by touching the screen on the phone but I could see nothing. Subsequent times I didn't get the black screen so it may have been a one-time bug

#2. Not having a

Hi, I just wanted to let a note here that I am experiencing the exact same issues (audio continues, picture freezes, input is still working 100%) about every couple of minutes. However, I did not use
the Xbox Controller instead of the Steam Controller as Mugtwaine has not reported back about this, and according to ereaser reverting to older versions does not help.

" "189.7939453125"
"StdDevFrameMS" "68.1692352294921875"
"AvgFPS" "31.1687564849853516"
"StdDevFPS" "5.96433067321777344"
"BigPicture" "1"
"KeyboardMouseInput" "1"
"SteamControllerInput" "0
"
"TouchControllerInput" "0"
"GameControllerInput" "0"
"XBox360ControllerInput" "0"
"XBoxOneControllerInput" "0"
"PS3ControllerInput" "0"
"PS4ControllerInput" "0"
"OtherControllerInput" "0"
"WasSpectating

haven't been able to reproduce it. When looking at the debug logs later, it turned out that I had a second XBox One controller that was disconnecting and reconnecting every few seconds.

What input devices

Originally posted by Bluelight:

After just doing this update my steam link is pretty much unplayable for some reason compared to before. I never had any issues at all before and had 22ms display

to reduce input lag from controller to screen by limiting the internal processing and general "fine tuning" of each frame. There would be no chance of audio and video becoming out of sync this way
As far as I can tell the only real similarities between those of us with the audio lag issue is the Realtek HD audio chipset found on the motherboard. I've heard the "tricks" with the different audio

of the steam link, control responsiveness doesn't seem to be an issue. These are handled just fine as described in the 100+ comments above mine. The audio seems to always be at least .5 seconds behind
Switching your TV to a "Game" mode only reduces the total latency from the input device (Steam Link) to the display. When "Game" mode is selected, enhancements that slow the processing of the image

things together and wire them to the input/output ports. I'm not saying this is "easy" to just go make yourself but relative to something like the steamVR or even the steam controller itself this isn't an
99% of the "issues" people are seeing are with the rendering, a large portion of these are also issues with the host. All of this is handled within the Marvell SoC which was pretty much designed for

any action to LeftXY, (Left stick) but sometimes not. THis is bothersome for some Retro controllers but not the BIGGEST deal, i could use my normal GC controller to enter those inputs anway cuz BPM
seems to view The Gamecube adapters port as a device, not the device itself.

^This could also be the issue, as it doesnt really work on steam link when i enter any game, and if it does it only seems to