None of the settings should really require any tweaking. Chromium always renders through X which isn't double buffered, therefore tearing is almost always unavoidable. Rendering performance at the moment has a slight hiccup, but should be fixed very soon. In config.txt - as that effects the amount of memory used only by the camera? (there isn't one)Īre there any other settings that would benefit from a little manual intervention? If so, could you point me in the rght direction?Ĭhromium as packaged in Raspbian has patches to use the hardware video decoder where possible.
Run the following in a terminal window to install: sudo apt update sudo apt install steamlink You can launch Steam Link from the Games menu, or run steamlink from a terminal window. Ensure your Pi is connected to the same network as your host PC. So whatever I can tweak to help the playback, I'd like to do!Īm I right in assuming it will make no difference to video playback what I set GPU mem to in Raspberry Pi configuration? Turn on your home PC, launch Steam, and log in. What I'm after is as smooth playback as I can achieve in Youtube 1080p (actually 1280 x 800) as this Pi4 is pretty much going to be used as a media center. I'd thought it was a simple split between "GPU ram" and "CPU ram" Well, it’s 2020 and since many of us are staying home lately, so we figured it would be nice to remind you all that this streaming service is still available.Thank you for the explanation 6by9. The result of Simon’s experiment was positive: he reported that setting up Steam Link was easy, and the final product was a simple and affordable means of playing PC games on his TV, away from his PC in another room. Originally produced as a stand-alone box in 2018, Valve released this tool as a free download to all Raspberry Pi users, making it accessible via a single line of code. Valve’s Steam Link, in case you don’t know, allows users of the gaming distribution platform Steam to stream video games from their PC to a display of their choice via their home network, with no need for cumbersome wires and whatnot. Connect your gaming PC to your TV with ease, thanks to Steam Link and Raspberry Pi.īack in 2018, we asked Simon, our Asset Management Assistant Keeper of the Swag, Organiser of the Stuff, Lord Commander of the Things to give Steam Link on Raspberry Pi a try for us, as he likes that sort of thing and was probably going to do it anyway.
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