Basically, I've noticed that I seem to be getting these brutal, 3-5 second freezes once every couple minutes at least when streaming on my Android phone. My PC itself runs the game totally fine, and
ethernet card with faster connectivity, but no change. It seems like it's something specific to either the Android app, or my phone's connectivity, but I used to use Geforce Now without issue....so it kinda

Originally posted by _I_:

what client type?
link hardware, pi, windows, mac, ios, android, tv?

try toggling hardware encoding on host, and decoding on client
make sure streaming video is enabled

what client type?
link hardware, pi, windows, mac, ios, android, tv?

try toggling hardware encoding on host, and decoding on client
make sure streaming video is enabled on the client advanced

steam link app for android forum
https://steamcommunity.com/app/353380/discussions/4/

what client?
there is steam link hardware, and apps for windows/linux/apple/ios/android/pi/ some tvs

Originally posted by _I_:

what client?
there is steam link hardware, and apps for windows/linux/apple/ios/android/pi/ some tvs

You mean Steam API version? Its "SteamClient022"

engineer to make available two applications (APK) for Android. So we can play on Smartphone and Android TV.

It would be a further advancement of Steam.


Olá sou um usuário da Steam, quero agradecer a Steam
aplicaticos (APK) para Android. Para podermos jogar em Smartphone e Android TV.

Seria mais um avançando da Steam.


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After reinstalling Windows 10 and factory-resetting my Huawei Nova 12s, I'm experiencing audio stuttering when using Bluetooth headphones (Sony WF-C510) with Steam Link on Android.
Strangely, the
buffer or sync issue on Android.

Things I tried:

Reinstalling Windows

Factory reset on phone

Disabling mic access for Steam Link

Disabling HD audio / changing Bluetooth codec (AAC, SBC)

Disabling

It can be done. Why not? google managed it with the chrome remote desktop so why cant valve supply a google play app that displays our library for LAN streaming? after that even an IOS version could be possible.

Seems almost natural. Use an Android phone or tablet as a streaming client, emulating a mouse using the touchscreen, or alternately using the phone's builtin keyboard, or a keyboard/mouse/gamepad
deal for most Android phones and tablets.