with no quality drops or input lag using a PS4 controller connected to the box. But there is a noticeable audio delay even prior to going into remote play mode. I can hear the delay even just navigating
provider gave us (I say "like" because I think it has chromecast built into it). I wanted to try the beta because I'm having the audio desync issue a lot of people have. Everything else looks and runs great

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[2017-05-14 23:49:01] >>> Capture method set to Desktop DWM NV12 + libx264 main (4 threads
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settings:
Video: beautiful
Audio: stereo
Microphone: disabled
Input: activated
Controller Overlay: Default

Start Mode: Big Picture
Bandwidth: Auto
frame rate limitation: Auto
Resolution limitation: Auto
Hello Steam Community
I'm having an issue with the Steam Link App for iPad OS (v16.7). Im streaming from my PC to an iPad Pro 12.9. The inGame resolution is 1440 x 1080 (iPad Pro). However, the mouse

though) but no response to clicks.

I thought maybe I could start a game from the pc then play it via the link but neither the steam controller or me preferred option Xbox one show as an input option when
ok but then I run into issues. The initial "Click to start" works ok with a mouse plugged into the link but then I cant get through the menus. Mouse cursor seems to move (a check on pc shows it hasnt

via wifi. Everything worked great for maybe a few minutes but then the display froze. Audio and controller input both continue to work fine however! I tried turning on the performance stats under the
like 8% and then just stops and it tells me that like 90% of the frames dropped, I really don't think it is truly a network issue though. When it is frozen if I wait for a while without pressing input

Add one more to the list!. Picked up my steam link a few hours ago. First dissapointment was having bought a xbox one controller and wireless dongle after seeing valve said they were supported. And
then seeing they no longer were supporting the wireless dongle for the xbox one controller. Would have been nice to know that prior to having purchased them. And to top it off...Now I am having these

have mouse on hand, you have to walk to your pc and alt+tab back to your game in many cases)
controller input not sent correctly to the game (in kotor2 the controllerinput did nothing on the steamlink
, no problem with controller on the pc directly)

all in all, its currently not worth it.
im close to returning it (if possible..........) because it was realy frustating till now.

the thing is, its all

hang when unplugging USB headset
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Changes in build 609:

• Fixed issue with the XBox 360 wireless controller not waking the Steam Link
  
• Fixed rare continual crash when connecting to
  
  
• Fixed issue being unable to use controller after mapping buttons
  
• Made it possible to skip network setup at startup

Changes in build 639:

• Fixed Blueborne Bluetooth security

Steam Link merely connects to my PC through my home network and sends / receives my controller inputs and video feed.

Depending on your network connection quality, you will notice very little if not zero
wired through my home network. No internet connection required. I can connect my controller to it, or a mouse and keyboard, and play my games in a completely separate room to my PC.

The

screen (the audio continues and the steam controller continues to function) in XCOM2.

The Borderlands issue occurs on Win7 Ultimate 64, 8gigs Ram, AMD Phenom II x4 955, GTX 550 TI 4gig,

The XCOM2 issue
I've been having issues with the link droping video for a few seconds and then reconnecting in Borderlands 2, and also the video stream crashing out completely and sending the link back to the main