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I always end up with a black screen when streaming from my desktop (Fedora + AMD OSS) to my Android TV with Steam Link app. Sound seems to work fine. RPM Fusion and Flatpak version are both affected.
Toggling hardware encoding has no effect.
Even stranger: Streaming from desktop to Steam Deck works, as well as streaming from Deck to the TV.
I guess desktop to Deck is some kind of other mode, as only the game itself is streamed, no big picture or something.
Any idea what the issue might be?
Remote Play that way also only works when the intended window is currently visible and not on a different workspace.
Last edited by Hooly on 1 Jan 2023 at 2:17 pm UTC
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Thanks!
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also steam -pipewire works after selecting full screen cast option in pipewire popup but this sometimes causes graphical artifacs on client screen. (arçelik Tv for e.g.)
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> steam -pipewire
There is a dialogue that may show up behind the Steam window asking to confirm a screen to be recorded. This has to be confirmed. It's best to disable any additional displays before so games end up on the recorded one.
This is oddly only needed for Steam itself. Once a game starts it switches over to streaming the game only. I guess this is because most games are run via XWayland in the end?