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    SteamLink for Raspberry Pi Released

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    • DarksaviorD
      Darksavior
      last edited by Darksavior

      Problem solved for real. Not sure what it was since I got sick of changing permissions for xorg-related folders with no results. I changed the dev folder's permission and everything in it and that did it.

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      • SwampyS
        Swampy
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        SteamLink was updated to 1.1.30:
        https://steamcommunity.com/app/353380/discussions/6/3362406825533076063/
        Will it be updated in RetroPie too?

        Linux is like wigwam: no Gates, no Windows and Apache inside.

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        • mituM
          mitu Global Moderator @Swampy
          last edited by

          @Swampy steamlink is installed from the Raspbian repositories, so whenever the update is released on their repositories, it will be available for update in RetroPie also.

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            psyke83 Global Moderator @mitu
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            @mitu said in SteamLink for Raspberry Pi Released:

            @Swampy steamlink is installed from the Raspbian repositories, so whenever the update is released on their repositories, it will be available for update in RetroPie also.

            You're right - keeping in mind that, similar to the Linux .deb for steam, the package functions only as a bootstrapper to fetch the latest release during launch.

            Unfortunately, the bootstrapper also handles dependency resolution which usually requires user input to confirm via command-line when new packages are to be installed; the effect would be that you'd be stuck on the runcommand dialog.

            The new release doesn't seem to have this problem, but it can potentially happen in future. If/when it does, I'll add the dependencies to the scriptmodule.

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              r3ddvil @thezoof
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              @thezoof Hi, having the same issue, I am pretty newb when it comes to Rpi script editing , but I added "steamlink" and "streaming_client" to the list of emulators in the music.py, and have reset the system and disabled/enabled audio and no luck for me. How do I rerun the script? Thanks.

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                backstander @r3ddvil
                last edited by

                @r3ddvil

                I added "steamlink" and "streaming_client" to the list of emulators in the music.py

                I think it's just called "steam"

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                • SwampyS
                  Swampy
                  last edited by

                  The controller doesn't work in emulationstation any more after exiting steamlink inside. This happens since the latest update of steamlink. I don't know weather it is a problem with RetroPie or steamlink. Steamlink installs new udev rules. Perhaps, this could be the problem.

                  I mentioned the problem in the steamlink forum too:
                  https://steamcommunity.com/app/353380/discussions/6/1737760710137252830/

                  Linux is like wigwam: no Gates, no Windows and Apache inside.

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                  • SwampyS
                    Swampy
                    last edited by Swampy

                    For now I have downgraded to version 1.1.45.105:

                    STEAMLINK_DATA_HOME="${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}"/SteamLink
                    echo "file://$STEAMLINK_DATA_HOME" >"$STEAMLINK_DATA_HOME/update_url"
                    echo "http://media.steampowered.com/steamlink/rpi/steamlink-rpi3-1.1.45.105.tar.gz" >"$STEAMLINK_DATA_HOME/public_build.txt"
                    

                    seen in https://steamcommunity.com/app/353380/discussions/6/1660069015242109357/
                    and in https://steamcommunity.com/app/353380/discussions/6/3681064390585946947/

                    Then I also added " --skip-update" in the last line after "/usr/bin/steamlink" in "/opt/retropie/ports/steamlink/steamlink_xinit.sh".

                    Now it works again for me.

                    Linux is like wigwam: no Gates, no Windows and Apache inside.

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                    • SwampyS
                      Swampy
                      last edited by

                      The problem is solved with the newest version 1.1.50.

                      Linux is like wigwam: no Gates, no Windows and Apache inside.

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                        Jste84
                        last edited by

                        Has anyone had any issues with audio?

                        My audio seems to work on launch of steamlink. Then stops suddenly during a game.

                        It seems to mute the volume during the game. Easy enough to put back on the laptop... But can't seem to do it in game? Can anyone help?

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