This happens on all of the platforms mentioned above. If I restart the steam link app on my apple tv and retest the network connection, it is back at over 100mbps. If I test the network after this, it says I'm not getting over 3Mbps and I have a slow connection. The host PC shows the game and is working as normal. However, as soon as I start a game, I get the slow connection icon in the bottom right corner and steam link freezes 5-10 seconds after starting.

When I go to start steam link, everything is fine, I can navigate the steam Big Picture interface. The Steam Link network test runs and it shows over 100mbps on Wi-Fi ( I have gig fiber). (i have also tried my iphone and Nvidia shield tube). I am attempting to use Steam Link on my AppleTV 4K, 30ft away. is Steam Link the best way still? If so, whats the best way to handle playing non-steam games through it? Do I have to add every game to steam as a Non-Steam Game (yuck)? And if not, what's the best way to get PC games streamed to a TV (that also passes through 5.1 audio)? I have an Apple TV, and the TV is a X85J which is a 'GoogleTV' with limited Google Play Store support (doesn't have Game Pass, but I believe I can side load that on?), so anything that comes through those solutions would be great.Host Steam Computer is hooked directly to a google Nest Wi-Fi router. I could have spent time trying to trouble shoot, but I instead uninstalled. I've tried Rainway in the past, not on this apartment internet and I found it weirdly fiddly, it launched a Yakuza game at 4:3, and the controls locked up. I've been able to listen to a few 5.1 albums I've ripped over the years no problem. What I *do* like about Steam Link is it passes down 5.1 audio, which my Soundbar picks up, and the rear speakers definitely are playing discrete sounds.

Even at 900+ Mbps down, it claims it tops out at 100, which is strange, and there's a fair amount of compression/lag. Everything still gets 900+ Mbps tho).Īnd I set up the Steam Link Apple TV app. I have my PC in my bedroom and the TV in the 'main room', and both are wired to the router (the TV/Apple TV/etc are being passed through a Gigabit switch however. Hey all, just moved into my first apartment, got myself a nice TV, an Atmos soundbar (more on that in a sec), and the place is wired for fiber, meaning I'm getting 1000 Mbps up and down.

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