Isolation, and although I'm not competing against other human players, the lag I'm experiencing with the Steam Controller is too much.
Looking at the stats, I'm experiencing 1ms input lag, and on average 30
performance from this handy device? I even directly connected my computer to the Steam Link via ethernet cable (bypassing routers and home plugs) to cut down on possible lag issues, but the display lag is 25-40

build 610 did not solve the issue)
- Host and client are connected via ethernet cable to the same router (no WiFi connection, no power LAN)
- Two Steam Controllers used as input devices on the Steam Link
now (with great pleasure) and encountered this freezing problem only recently with no change in my hardware setup (at least to my knowledge). This issue is very frustrating to me and greatly decreases

streaming device. They'll be content with controllers, low end input devices, or even wireless devices that such a setup would work fine with. The select few who invest in high end gaming gear tend to care
more about latency and picture quality, both of which are issues with streaming (even with the Steam Link according to hands on articles and those people were testing under "ideal conditions"). So no

12:37:25] CLIENT: Sending HID device 0000/11fb/-1 Mobile Touch Control at touch://0
[2020-01-11 12:37:25] Streaming started to Samsung SM-T720 Android 9 at 192.168.1.3:34817, audio channels = 2, MTU = 1468
Streaming: enabled
[2020-01-11 12:37:25] Audio Streaming: enabled
[2020-01-11 12:37:25] Input Streaming: enabled
[2020-01-11 12:37:25

Hey garbalen. Yes I see you add -g at CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS

It founds NEON now, configure passed without issues. Amazing.
Thanks for the libudev hint, too. I read that udev input is needed for good
controller support.
For Arch the udev libs named: libudev0-shim lib32-libudev0-shim


Also we don't have to source setenv.sh. The build script takes care of it :)

if [ "${MARVELL_SDK_PATH}" = "" ]; then

worked before it most probably is software related anyways.

I also opted out of the Steam beta, link updated to a new beta version - the issues remain like before. As audio and input works perfectly fine
more because your cpu is powerfull enough to support it also try to run your network only on the switch (Aka pc -> switch -> link) [/quote]
Issues remain with software decoding enabled. I don't think

handy)

I hope that I can help some fellow Fifa16 player :) [/quote]

the script does not work with a x360 wireless controller, I still have the double input issue.. anyone know how to fix this? ffs...


. Theoretically you can creat a script to skip the launcher and directly start Fifa but then the controller won't be recognized. So..

2) Download Autohotkey ( https://www.autohotkey.com/ )

3) Creat a file

hardware encoding to smooth things out and gain some frames but the quality looks very bad (which may be more of an nvidia issue then a steam link issue). If you can barely get 60FPS from your PC at 1080p
of Watch Dogs). Set up was easy. Also, all of the older and less intensive games I've tried ran great (Dead Space 2, Bastion, Binary Domain) with little to no input lag with my wireless 360

I've got the issue where the app can't find any PCs with steam on my network.

TV Model: UA55KS8000
TV Firmware: T-JZMUABC-1180.5

Steam Link App V1.0.1

Router Model: Netgear WNDR4300
Router
: 192.168.1.3
PC Local IP: 192.168.1.41

Using TV remote as I will be using wireless xbox one controller attached directly to the PC

Other Notes:
I’ve tried updating the steam app on my PC to beta, no success

Originally posted by nick:

The main issue with this is that there are a LOT of variables in play to make this a good setup. You have to be a tinkerer to get it running properly.

1) Quicksync is
enabe the on board GPU for Intel CPU's in your BIOS.
2) Vsync disabled makes a big improvement to input lag, as it does on normal displays but this just adds to the additional lag from streaming.
3) There