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 6d5b4406ea Title: VirtualHere For Steam LinkGenre: UtilitiesDeveloper:VirtualHere Pty. Ltd.Publisher:VirtualHere Pty. 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Scam.To anyone wondering, this person is a scammer.You pay £15 for the software which only supports 3 usb devices, you have to pay another £6 for the unlocked software, yes, that's right, you are paying £15 for locked software.And now the scammer is deleting my posts, that's fine though as I will keep posting them.He's not even trying to justify what he is doing.If he thought what he was doing was OK then he would put me in my place, but no, he just deletes my posts. Stay away from this software.Edit, I have now been banned from the forum for telling people the truth.Here is a screenshot.apparantly, I have been banned because me telling you this is a scam is not helpful.http://imgur.com/EeMgN1W. Purchased this to pass through my mouse to my pc to *hopefully* fix an issue I was having with the cursor jumping when moving the mouse to change the camera position in Dragon Age Origins.While this seemed to fix the cursor jumping issue, it caused massive frame drops that made the game virtually unplayable. I was hoping it would work perfectly, but sadly it didnt.. I had a hard time deciding if I should give a thumbs up or down for this software, but I'll try to give a fair explanation, for and against, both cases.note: I got VH in order to use my Thrustmaster T300 RS wheel on my Steam Link and it works, kinda, more on this laterThere's no doubt that the underlying technology of VH is awesome, very easy to use compared to other solutions, and as a developer I understand what this software achieves is not an easy task.Is it worth the price? in my opinion, yes. Should Valve make a deal with VH and bundle this software with all the Links? absolutely! and that's my main problem with VH, having to pay for a feature that should've been standard just feels wrong.Going back to my T300, VH forwarded the connection perfectly, my Windows computer thought the hardware was connected directly to the computer and no further setup was required. However, it caused and immense amount of lag and stuttering on my Link's stream, why? the processor on the Link isn't better than a Raspberry Pi 2, and it's being fully utilized decoding video, and USB over IP is quite a CPU intensive process, therefore everything will slow down to a crawl. Is VH to blame? not really, try using VH on a separate device (like a laptop or a Raspberry Pi 3) and you will see it will work amazingly well, no lag or stutter at all !Is Valve to blame? maybe. VH should be bundled with every Link, even a basic 1 device licence with support for more devices unlocked as "DLC". But performance is still an issue and who knows, VH might work flawlessly on a 2nd gen Steam Link (with Gigabit Ethernet and 4k support, please Valve).Final thoughts: sadly, to the end user this is far from perfect. VH is an amazing software running on underpowered hardware. Will it work with your device? you must try and see, if it does, you wouldn't mind it's asking price, and if it does not, you can always get a refund, but contact their customer support first, they're awesome !pro-tip: If you decide to use VH, I recommend to get the client from their website and not from Steam.. Works as advertised. IMO it so improves the steam link that valve should license it for inclusion with the steam link. Any games that had issues detecting a controller are fixed.. This works well with Logitech G27 Steering Wheel!. Beyond awful.Required to connect the Hyperkin Duke 2.0 controller, but requires a system reboot between each use. Without the reboot, it launches instance after instance of the USB client, until your system is completely maxed on RAM usage (24GB in my case).Steam needs to blacklist this piece of malware and code in decent controller support or USB passthrough. Updated Virtualhere Client to 4.2.9: Fixed support for microphones directly plugged into wired xbox controller. 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 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. VirtualHere now integrated with Steam Link Raspberry Pi build: VirtualHere is now integrated into the Steam Link Raspberry Pi Edition.So if you own VirtualHere already you have access to this platform now as well, (for no additional charge)The Pi3 has a quad-core fast CPU and VirtualHere runs well on it.. 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 windows client: Update the VirtualHere windows client to version 3.8.1 which fixes a startup crash on some win10 machines. Updated VirtualHere USB Client to 4.0.6: This provides further stability improvements. Updated VirtualHere to 4.5.4: This should fix the Notification popup issue that people were reporting.. Updated client to 3.8.5: This improves general stability and fixes an osx kernel panic in the osx client
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