Help With Streaming GameCube Via SteamLink
I'm trying to figure out how to stream GameCube Games on my steam link, and I'm not having much luck.
So far I have tried using LaunchBox, and adding it to steam manually, but once the emulator loads, I cannot control the game with the gamepad.
I've also tried RetroArch for steam, but it does not officially support GC, so I manually added it. It works when I play directly on my computer, but when I try to stream it on steam link, it either doesn't load, or crashes immediately (I cannot tell).
I've also tried using the stand alone RetroArch, and adding it manually to my library, it behaves the same exact way. What's interesting is if I try an emulation officially supported by RetroArch on steam (like SNES for example), it works exactly as you would expect.
Does anyone have any ideas on how I can stream emulators to my TV? It doesn't have to be steam link, that just seems to be the most reliable device in general for me.
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How do I improve my Steam stream link?
Sometimes moving your router to a better location or moving your Steam Link out in front of your TV can help dramatically. Also make sure that your PC and router are in open, well-ventilated areas, as their performance will be reduced when they are overheating.Why is Steam Link so laggy?
An unstable network connection is the main reason for Steam Link audio lag. To avoid this situation, we recommend you connect to a wired network using an Ethernet cable, which can help you get good performance for game streaming. Note: Make sure that you connect to a faster and newer router.How do I improve Steam streaming quality?
In your case try joining the Steam client beta in both PCs (if you have not done it yet). Then enter Big Picture Mode in the host. Goto Settings->Streaming->Advanced Host Options and enable NVFBC. On the Client set the Quality to Balanced (the recommended setting for wireless setups).How do I fix my Steam Link?
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