shows me only the desktop (desktop from the pi).
On my PC Monitor it shows me everything I shut see on the TV.
The input from the controller works fine.

Funny thing I did this 2 times every time the same
issue.
But on my Pi3B+ it worked fine (last time I did it on pi3 was last Wendsday).

I need to run it on the pi 4 because the pi3 can't output audio over HDMI.

Is there any solution for my problem?
Have

just your input on the controller feels slugish.

you really have no idea how much is screws with you to hear the audio slightly after you play a note, adding that many layers of lag to it and potential
part is - if u dont use a real Guitar and go with that midi controller - its possible to fix some latency issues due to the setup function. However - if u rly love to play with that midi guitar (and it

seems to work fine, but the controller stuff doesn't seem to work with the Steam Link.

Should the Steam in-put per game setting be forced on or off? Or does this have no bearing on how it works?

Edit

Originally posted by Slaya:

Under Launch Game click on UWP and find and select the game.

I know this is an old thread, but I'm having issues getting GloSC to work with my Steam Link

Knight (which I've managed to get to play surprisingly well despite all the noise) I was getting a very noticeable lag on the controller. My display latency was coming in around 30-45ms and input (I think
) was listed at about 3ms. Looked ok but the lag on the controller was really bugging me.

I then tried enabling "game mode" on my TV (Recent Samsung TV) and it reduced the noticeable lag on the

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Changes for build 572:

• Disabled Bluetooth headsets by default, because of performance issues
  
• Added audio settings to change output (allowing use of Bluetooth headsets and PS4 controller
  pairing mode while on the Bluetooth or connect input screens
  
• Added support for the XiaoMi Bluetooth controller (小米蓝牙手柄)
  
• Stopped waking when USB devices are unplugged
  
• You can add the USB VID/PID

/3koGx

All the games that I've purchased through steam that display a controller here I can launch and have no issues playing with my DS4.

To start, when I launched Witcher 3 I had only a black
screen. I managed to get around this and it displays properly but I cannot get any input from my DS4, only the host PC works via either m/kb or plugging my DS4 into it. I have tried adjusting my Controller

i guess theres nothing wrong with the item itself (Except software issues) but it doesnt work with my projector :) I was thinking it was some handshake issue ? I dont know, keep reading :)

This is
dont know wtf is going on, dont connect this ♥♥♥♥ to me (Kind of :)) so it goes black and says no signal.

When the screen is black I can control the steam "server" cause i see it on my computer while i

describing and I can set Steam Input to map configurations to Shield controller just fine.

Steam Link App on Shield TV to use In Home Streaming is probably the way to go, it performs better than gamestream
need to add mastsc.exe to list of gamestream apps, and use that to stream windows desktop so we can access steam client in large mode. This because of myriad of bugs with Steam Input in Big Picture

Today I fiddled a bit with my tv (LG LM660) and found out that labelling the HDMI port to "PC" solves the input lag I was getting.
With that solved, Rocket League was very much playable.
I haven't
. Stop streaming and starting it again while the game kept running solved it. So this is definetly a Steam issue.
Can you please look into that slouken?

Apart from that I don't see any performance issues

licensing issues with running a signal 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

Originally posted by isu-kun:

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