Couldn't find any other threads about this issue specifically, but hopefully someone can help

So every time I'm in a game lately, if I press any button on the controller at all the game is
un-playably choppy, like watching a slide show.

To be clear, this is NOT input lag. Simply, any controller use on the steam link causes big skips, chops, jumps etc.

I've tried different games of all kinds

Originally posted by slouken:

Originally posted by OnTheNuts:

Having an issue with recurring control inputs freezing-

Raspberry pi 3, using Raspbian Buster. PC is connected via Wifi 7 with
link speed 5764/5764 (Mbps), pi is wired ethernet to router. Using Xbox Elite 2 connected via USB.

Everything runs great, looks amazing, but every minute or two, my controller inputs don't register, and

ethernet straight into the router, so I wasn't expecting any issues.
First game I tried was rocket league and it was a hot mess - felt like having over 1000ms ping. I tried GTA afterwards and it was exactly
the same, felt like around 1000ms ping. Sent my friends a video of me tooting the horn with the controller sticks in it and they could all see/hear the delay.

After messing with settings a fair bit

I'm trying to play a non-Steam game. Steam was screwing with the native controller config for the game so I set the "Steam input per game" option in Big Picture Mode to "forced off". This solved the
issue when playing this game directly from my PC, but the issue persists when using the Steam Link hardware. I tried to change the controller settings for the Steam Link itself but it didn't help. Anyone

around the desktop or accidentally exit out of the game (by hitting the emulated esc button).

I know steam streaming creates event devices (and js devices?) in /dev/input via /dev/uinput.
The issue is
that the /dev/input/event** that represents the x360 controller is outputting mouse/keyboard events when it should only be outputting js events.
The x360 controller should not output mouse/key events if

UPDATE - After I connected my controller with a cable and unplugged It the issue was gone and inputs started to feel more responsive.

I think connecting a controller with a cable first helps the

one wireless controller, I am now getting mouse input with my controller in Big Picture and in-game (Hades). Previously had no issues.

In Big Picture when I move my left stick I can see the mouse
Xbox input prompts) and have a variety of input controls.

unplugging my mouse and keyboard from the streaming computer confirm that they are not sending inputs and it is from the steam link xbox

My Xbox Wireless Controller (new one with share button) does connect to SteamLink (beta) over Bluetooth but the performance is aweful. The input lag makes it pretty unplayable.

Perf stats show
input latency <1ms and using a usb-c cable completely fixes the issue. So Bluetooth is definitely the issue here.

some reddit posts that fixes this issue by disabling steam input, but tit didn't work.
Any advise would be really helpful; The controller in question is called 'PC VIBRATION JOYPAD', a transparent
Recently, i have bought a knock-off usb 2.0 dual shock playstation controller to play Devil May Cry 4, that has a rumble feature that steam doesn't detect for some reason.
Looking through some

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