I've uninstalled and reinstall Bonjour, and told it to 'auto detect' the hub. The Steam Link app never sees my wheel connected to the Shield TV.

So I've tried that, but I've had nothing but trouble. Only at this point I realized I needed to be running Virtualhere from Steam, and not using the app I'd downloaded through Google Play.

Had trouble purchasing using PayPal while remoted in from the Shield, so I came to the actual computer, purchased the software, and then went back the guest room and tried to get things going. Word was it would work with my Shield TV, and having purchased the app, I'd be licensed so I could use the wheel. Within a few tries, I had my G29 wheel showing up in the Windows client, but I burned through the 3 attempts before I got it working with Assetto Corsa.ĭid some research online, both at the Virtualhere site and at here on Steam, and it sounded like what I needed was the Virtualhere for Steam Link. Oh, and what games you’re playing on it, especially if they include Cultist Simulator.Īnd to make your Steam Link setup process easier, type rpf.So I started by downloading Virtualhere from the Shield TV's 'store'. Let us know if you’ve tried the Steam Link app on Raspberry Pi, and what you think of it. But in case you’re interested, Cultist Simulator is made by Factory Weather, and there are currently some photos of a tiny kitten on their homepage, so go check it out.

“Took less than five minutes before I was investigating strange cults from the comfort of my sofa,” explained Simon, as we all nodded, inwardly judging him a little for his game of choice.

He even went so far as to copy and paste the short line of code via a Chromium search for the announcement, instead of typing it in for himself.Īnd then Simon just had to sign into his Steam account and boom, Bob’s your uncle, Sally’s your aunt, the process was complete. It took Simon all of five minutes to get Steam Link up and running on his TV.

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