Just wondering if anyone has tested that out yet. So was thinking I should replace the Link with a RPi 4.
I actually ended up getting a switch for plugging in all the things in my bedroom because the Wifi has always been sketchy there.īut I tried my Steam Link last night for the first time since I upgraded my desktop monitors to 4k, and it filled with all sorts of issues (though surprisingly had an update install!) But there were issues with trying to smash 4k resolution into whatever the Link can push, plus issues with it only covering a quarter of the screen, even though I changed the desktop to 1920x1080. The Steam Link app is free and available for all major devices and platforms. You can tune streaming resolution and bitrate for the best experience on your setup with Advanced Settings. Remote input and multiplayer voice are sent back to the gaming PC, all within milliseconds. But that doesn't help when the Wifi connection is not great due to interference from so many other things. After you launch the Steam Link app on the DIY system, you’ll experience virtually the same functions on an Android or iPhone. When you play a game using Remote Play, video and audio are sent from your gaming PC to another device.
Now I know the Steam Link for some reason only has a 100MB ethernet Jack, and really, the wifi is faster.
So I know there is now a new streaming app specifically for Raspberry Pi, but the questions I have are Ģ) Will it work better if I have 4k screens (on both the Linux desktop box, and my TV)?ģ) Is it more stable connection wise than say the Steam Link?
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