through an HDMI cable to your TV. Nor are there any licensing issues with using devices to wirelessly link mice, keyboards, or controllers to your computer. So why do devices like this need to be tethered
No, it's not what Roku boxes do.

To be more specific, newer Roku's can do screen mirroring, but lack the input functions of devices like the Steam Link, which really doesn't help for the situations

input from my controller. After a few seconds, the image disappears and the screen goes black. A few seconds later and the app is returned to the connection screen.

PC is connected to the router over
able to stream through that with no problems, also over WiFi.

Anyone else run into this issue?

controller as a mouse and keyboard but the game kept reverting back to thinking it was an Xbox controller??? If you scroll through all of the recent posts in this group there seem to be a lot of issues with
what the &#@* happened to the controller support? Used to work perfectly, no problems. Now games think my Xbox controller is a mouse and keyboard and the other day I actually wanted to use my steam

Sorry for bumping this old thread, but I definitely see that the issue is not solved in the latest patch. I'm talking about the constant sound lag (less than half a second), which is happing since
the beginning of the stream. Not talking about the increasing lag someone was also talking about.

Video is perfectly in sync, and controls don't have noticable lag either, but audio is delayed even in

Have had a pretty weird issue since beta 503 (now on 507). Any games with a mouse cursor, whilst moving the mouse I get a huge spike in display latency (upwards of 100ms) causing a lot of stuttering
session if I switch over to game pad - it runs perfectly fine.

Another example: black mesa source. In the menu whilst I have a mouse cursor huge spikes. As soon as I load into the game and the mouse input

have read all three threads regarding my issue, and none have been any help.

I can run big picture no problem, no input lag, nothing. As soon as I launch any game, the screen goes black. Audio
continues to stream with no hiccups and I have steam controller function.

I have got the video to stream once, but the cursor was locked to the big picture window.

I understand there are issues with

" "141.48780822753906"
"StdDevFPS" "137.55073547363281"
"BigPicture" "1"
"KeyboardMouseInput" "0"
"GameControllerInput" "0"
"SteamControllerInput" "0"
}

[2017-05-14 23:49:01] >>> Capture method set to Desktop
" "12.464116096496582"
"StdDevFrameMS" "2.1501913070678711"
"AvgFPS" "61.707805633544922"
"StdDevFPS" "12.604390144348145"
"BigPicture" "1"
"KeyboardMouseInput" "0"
"GameControllerInput" "0

, failing either with streaming and/or with the controller support (connecting your controller into the PC rather that the steam link, as you opted to, will of course solve the second issue). Origin games
probably have no issues, but if you want to be sure, and you have two PC available, leave your rig on the second floor and connect the laptop in the living room, and do a bandwidth test: there are tools for

Okay, so I bought my link about a week ago and was able to move my pc to my office where it is supposed to be! So, I've been kinda messing around with getting my wireless controller to work, I have
three 10 foot USB extension cords....I daisy chained 3 of them together which is just enough to drop my wireless dongle for the xbox one controller in my kitchen...and it works...I dont see any lag on

zdBv]Settings > Input[/url]

The other thing that might be causing an issue is the console window from Retroarch. I have it setup to launch through a frontend called LaunchBox which has an option to "attempt to
Okay, this[imgur.com] is what it should look like in Big Picture. This section is in settings > controller > configurations > desktop configuration. You can either