Thanks, streaming.log says:

[2019-06-10 21:49:51] CLIENT: Attaching controller XInput Controller with ID 0
[2019-06-10 21:49:51] CLIENT: Attaching controller XInput Controller with ID 1
[2019-06-10
21:49:51] CLIENT: Attaching controller XInput Controller with ID 2
[2019-06-10 21:49:51] CLIENT: Resetting device 1 steam controller 0
[2019-06-10 21:49:51] Streaming started to Steam Link at

Forgotten (DX edition) [218410]
Steam Link Input Mode: Mouse
Game's mouse behavior: Relative mouse movement and absolute mouse movement
Issues:

• The game can swap between relative
  Edit: Steam Link Build 1.1.33 on May 25 added a trackpad mode to Steam Link, so this has been resolved.
  
  I guess I'll also be throwing in my requests for more mouse control options.
  
  The

port, issues should be reported in this thread.

Download the Steam Link package[dl.bintray.com].

Put
help with ScummVM itself: http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/User_Manual/Quick_Start

When using a controller, button mapping is as follows:
Left stick => Mouse
Right shoulder + Left stick => Slow

flawlessly - gigabit ethernet setup with a fairly robust PC.

2. About a month ago, it started occasionally not waking from its sleeping state after attempting to activate it from the controller. A quick
not acknowledge that it is even connected.

Attempted fixes
When the boot issues started, I tried a factory reset during one of the successful boots. After a couple more failed starts, it came

, SteamLink Beta 499 used. Using a XBox360 PC Controller wired to SteamLink.

I have 0.0% frame loss / packet loss
ping <1ms
input <1ms
I get a streaming latency (depending on encoding procedure) from 15ms (Big
audio-lag issue.

Tested this with "The Division Closed and Open Beta". This title is causing heavy CPU-loading while playing and running around the map. I was reducing the ingame graphics settings to a

Controller wired to SteamLink.

I have 0.0% frame loss / packet loss
ping <1ms
input <1ms
I get a streaming latency (depending on encoding procedure) from 15ms (Big picture) - 35ms (under heavy load), so quite
I was able to reproduce the problem. I was monitoring everything about my pc and guess what? The "spiking" (heavy load on CPU to 90~100 percent) is causing the audio-lag issue.

Tested this with "The

connection what kind of issues will crop up? Likely stuttering video and audio, pixelated images, and input lag from the controller. The general quality of the stream will be unreliable, variable, and be all
are external factors outside the hardware's control, like other electronics cluttering up the wireless frequencies, poor or variable signal strength, etc.

You want the wireless router as close as

could be an issue)
- steam link and steam desktop are latest non beta builds
- PC is wired to router
-- steam link is wirelessly connected to my network by 802.11ac @ 5GHz (runs beautiful with little lag
theatre system (all-in-one):
- inputs are SPDIF optical in (Dolby and DTS format), and HMDI ARC in
http://www.samsung.com/ca/consumer/tv-av/audio-video/home-entertainment-system/HT-H4500/ZC/


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Setup 1

not surprised people are having issues.

On the TV side there are variables with Input Lag (which can sometimes but not always be remedied using "Game Mode") and also the settings people have for the

Originally posted by werner.punz:

Well I personally think, Valve wants to automate to much for its own good.
Which is a contradiction to their Steam Controller settings where you can literally

Hello, I have to inputs to share. One is of the ohmygawpleasefixorhelpme-nature, the other one just an annoyance.
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1. Severe lag with the 456 public

My Link updated to the 456 public build and
up again. Audio continues, but the screen freezes sometimes for up to 10 seconds. The Mac client does not have these issues.

streaming log: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/fa0d8dc16b3bc6964549