Zidoo and I can even move the mouse perfectly. However it is not detected as input device.

When I then start a game I get a controller overlay for 10 seconds (not sure why!?) and then the application
Zidoo X9 Media Player can do that. The problem is, when I start STEAM Link on that device it says that my only input Device is a "touch pad". Makes no sense as Mouse and Keyboard are hooked up to the

Originally posted by MDuh:

Originally posted by HFM:

One of the problems is, you can't measure input lag for this in the typical sense that you measure ping times for an online game. This lag
is literally a delay between when you move the controller, that signal gets sent to the machine running Steam and tells the Steam middleware to emulate a controller and move the player. A fast home LAN

Originally posted by HFM:

One of the problems is, you can't measure input lag for this in the typical sense that you measure ping times for an online game. This lag is literally a delay between
when you move the controller, that signal gets sent to the machine running Steam and tells the Steam middleware to emulate a controller and move the player. A fast home LAN is these days for wired or AC

, but they need control input through a game controller, keyboard, whatever that may be.

Has anyone put any thought in to this, or do they know of a possible solution? Again, I realize this is a very
that others can watch what the person in VR is seeing/experiencing.

Issue:
There are a handful of games with asymmetrical gameplay as their focus. These include, but are certainly not limited to

Originally posted by Burnhill:

@Zombeaver: massive thanks for all the input here, will help me with setting up BigBox! Got couple of related questions:

1. Any reason you're favoring RetroArc
over ones like Snes9x etc? Is it just having one emu for all?

2. Are you running any DOSBox games via BigBox? If so, have you had any issues there in terms of window focus etc?

3. Would you know of any

" "60.69342041015625"
"StdDevFPS" "13.037012100219727"
"BigPicture" "1"
"KeyboardMouseInput" "0"
"GameControllerInput" "0"
"SteamControllerInput" "1"
}
[/code]

Dell Venue 8 Pro:

One thing to note is that

it. If I don't close the game, I can change focus to the game and that lets me play, but the game no longer recognizes the input as a controller and gives me keyboard prompts.

This happens in every
game I've tried. It happens repeatedly and consistently.

I'm not sure what to do to fix the issue. I've tried changing quality, bandwidth, and other settings. Does anyone have any suggestions?

have the target display set to Display 1 in Big Picture.

If anyone has had this issue or has an idea of what might be the problem any input would be appreciated.
in @ 1920 x 1080
Steam Link hardware running on 40 in TV @ 1920 x 1080
Nvidia 1660 Super 6GB
Windows 10

I have the primary display set to Display 1 in Windows and in the Nvidia control panel and I

with some games, regarding both streaming AND using the controller. For example, I have had issues for both things with Street Fighter V and some emulators too, and they are still unresolved.. it's a hit

Originally posted by Bota:

Originally posted by Malhavoc:

I may be biased by my good hardware and cabled ethernet, but it's working wonderful for me.

Only real issue is its compatibility

, so by the time I re boot the Link and get back into game, I'm usually dead. Unfortunately, because of the freeze, I have to then restart the game as the controller inputs are no longer recognised in
Just wanted to add my name to the list of people with stuttering issues. No frame or packet loss, and only around 15-20ms delay but picture feels stutter like it doesn't 'fit' in to my TVs refresh