responsiveness to your inputs even if you have optimal setups. personally have the ps3 version and am lucky enough that nothing lags to the point i have issues, also played the demo, that also has no lag, im
does not matter, its 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

through the support website to find this out.

2. There was some running back and forth between the PC and the Steam Link. For example, why do I have to input a code on the PC when there is only one PC with
Steam on the network and the Steam Link is wired? This seems like it should only be an issue if and when there are multiple PC's for the Steam Link to connect to.

3. Is "Automatic" higher than 30MBit/s

configuration. You’ll want to turn that on and turn the direct input option off. Then just configure your controls however you want.

You’ll also want to turn off the console window from the main screen because
with a 360 controller, with a bit of work. I haven't tried Dolphin with IHS yet but am planning to do so soon.

So there are a couple of things that you need to keep in mind with emulation through IHS

(actually start flickering horizontal lines), and the steam controller would stop responding to input into the link. I would go downstairs to my computer to find that the steam client had crashed. This was
controller, but the video will not unfreeze unless I force the software to stop streaming from the client side. I have tried 5 different games, and they all produce the same issue.

For reference, I'm running

configuration. You’ll want to turn that on and turn the direct input option off. Then just configure your controls however you want.

You’ll also want to turn off the console window from the main screen because
purchasing one (I ordered one this morning).

I've been able to get ePSXe, PCSX2, SNES9x, KEGA Fusion, Project64, and CCS64 to work flawlessly through in-home streaming with a 360 controller, with a bit of

Xbox 360 controller - Wireless + Microsoft wireless Adapter
-Network test comes out good
-Games run fine on the PC that is having steam link connection issues
-Windows Firewall has been turned completely
: enabled
[2019-04-04 23:20:14] Input Streaming: enabled
[2019-04-04 23:20:14] =====================================================================
[2019-04-04 23:20:14] Game: UNKNOWN (0)
[2019-04-04

need to to stream the controller input over network.
So here's an issue I experience almost every time when using Steam Link:

After a certain amount of play time, I get massive lag/freeze with ~100% frameloss. All this without anybody else using the

The STEAM Link Box... on a Wired Connection... I didn't see really any issue with...

on Max Settings... But I dun remember what resolution I was using...

However, on WiFi Connection... They
WiFi is something you don't want to do... Haha...



PS: From what i've seen of the STEAM Link App...

The App is missing half it's features from the box Link...

Not all Controllers work... I somehow

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

Deck's controls (Either touching the screen, holding down the trigger, or pressing the track pad, everything registers just fine)

In Desktop mode, the Deck's track pad/touch screen/Triggers still works
perfectly, but even mixing inputs from Deck/Mouse, only the Deck's inputs work as intended.

Hovering through things also seems strange. Buttons, icons, etc have an effect when you move the cursor above them