About This Software VirtualHere allows you to use the XBox One Wireless Controller, steering wheels, microphone, headphones, flight sticks, PS3 controllers, bluetooth adapters, and many other USB devices directly on your Steam Link!Click here for FAQVirtualHere improves the compatibility of most gaming controllers because it transmits the actual USB signal between the Steam Link and the remote pc. The remote PC thinks the gaming controller is local to it, whereas really its plugged into your Steam Link. VirtualHere uses the Steam Link network connection as a USB cable and you can share up to 3 devices at a time with VirtualHere 1075eedd30 Title: VirtualHere For Steam LinkGenre: UtilitiesDeveloper:VirtualHere Pty. Ltd.Publisher:VirtualHere Pty. 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I have had very little problems with it and fewer that couldn't be linked to the steam client. If you use several different controlers with games and use the steam link this is a must have.. Had issues with my Thrustmaster TX before i tried this app. I used the standalone version of VirtualHere and Dirt Rally thought my racing wheel was a Xbox One controller.However with this version of VirtualHere the problem dissapeared and it works fine now.Although it costs 20€ i think its worth it.. This is the only thing that allowed me to use USB input devices perfectly that weren't natively supported by Steam Link. The developer is a cool guy too.. For me this does exactly what it is supposed to do.. flawlessy. No fiddling with settings, just plug and play for your HID devices. Please be aware that you have to install the driver of your usb controller on the source machine before trying to make it work in the destination Steamlink.Now i can use my Taranis X-Lite while lying in bed; Isn't that cool ?. works when it wants to work. As of this date (5/11/2017), utilizing build 4.0.6 of VirtualHere for Steam Link, I hope the following information may be helpful to those considering the software. First, with the recent update the software seems to work reliably. In the past, detection of peripherals was hit and miss. Unfortunately, the Steam Link specifications appear to be a little anemic depending the the type of controller you plan on using. At this time, forget about using a race wheel unless you're okay with making sacrifices to steaming fidelity. I'm on a CAT5E Gigabit network. At 1080p with streaming quality set to beautiful I can hit 60fps all day long with a normal controller. The second I try to use a race-wheel (DFGT, G27, etc.), I begin to experience huge spikes in decode performance with noticeable jumping in the frames. I've tested this with Assetto Corsa, DiRT Rally, Richard Burns Rally, and Project CARS. With that being said, would I recommend the software in it's present state? Tentatively, yes. However, consider your intended application before purchasing. The issue mentioned above is also noted on the VirtualHere support forum located at "https://www.virtualhere.com/content/virtual-here-and-steam-link-performance-issues". Fixed Client crash in windows 64: Some customers reported a the client sometimes crashed on startup in win64. This should be fixed now. Updated VirtualHere USB Client to 4.0.6: This provides further stability improvements. Fixed BSOD in win7 with multiple xbox controlers: Some xbox controllers have identical serial numbers. This caused a BSOD in windows 7 (or earlier windows). this is now fixed. Updated Virtualhere Client to 4.2.9: Fixed support for microphones directly plugged into wired xbox controller. VirtualHere now available on Android: Anyone who owns VirtualHere for Steam Link automatically gets access to VirtualHere for Android for no extra cost.VirtualHere for Android provides the same functionality as the Steamlink version, but runs on Android and works together with the new Steam Link Android App.Just download VirtualHere from the Play Store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.virtualhere.androidserverWhen installed, the Steam Link Android App will detect VirtualHere functionality and add the VirtualHere option to the Settings menu. Then it works just like before. Most Android devices have a better CPU than the Steam Link so performance should be pretty good!. Updated virtualhere client to 3.9.6: Some users were reporting the client sometimes crashed immediately when starting, this build should fix this issue. Tested with a user already and they have confirmed it fixes it. Updated VirtualHere to 4.5.4: This should fix the Notification popup issue that people were reporting.. Updated VirtualHere client to 4.5.2: Update the virtualhere client to 4.5.2 which provides the following changes:* Added ability to see latency graph* Slightly improved performance* Added fix to improve support for certain devices. Updated VirtualHere Client to 3.8.7: I managed to reproduce a BSOD when disconnecting an xbox one wireless controller, so this update should fix this. Updated client to 4.4.0: Updated the virtualhere client to 4.4.0 this has a few minor fixes
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