I have large black bars on both sides of the tv, with a narrow sliver of the Steam interface in the middle. Now, when on my the main "Big Picture mode" interface, the image is completely messed up. With the above solution in place, I go back to my TV to try it out. This is completely unplayable.Īfter doing some googling, I saw a purported solution: Go to Steam Settings -> Remote Play -> Advanced Host Options, and turn on the setting for "Change desktop resolution to match streaming client" (I also turned on "Use NVFBC", as I've heard others recommend this setting). So I have black bars on either side, and the game squished down very narrow in the middle. It looks as if the game is being rendered on my PC at 1080p, centered within the 5120px width of the monitor, then being sent to my 4k tv - including the black bars on either side of the game (necessary on my super ultrawide, but obviously not on my tv), thus leading the image to need to be "squished" to fit on screen. When I select a game to try playing (for example, Fall Guys), the game loads up, but is significantly squashed. I can see the entire window, navigate around, etc without any issues. That said, I've been having some weird issues with resolution.īy default, when I open Steam Link and am in what is essentially Big Picture mode, everything looks fine. It appears from what I've seen that the max resolution steam link supports is 1080p, which is fine. So, I use a super ultrawide monitor (5120x1440) on my computer, and am trying to use Steam Link (specifically, the app on my android tv) on my (4k) tv.
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