I used the steam link once on my desktop and then I think some drivers was installed. Now I have 3 devices listed on my Device Manager: Microphone (Steam Streaming Microphone) Speakers (Steam Streaming Microphone) Speakers (Steam Streaming Microphone) Since I am not using the steam link anymore, I want to get rid of there devices. Steam’s In-Home Streaming is an awesome way to get the top-tier PC graphics you love, with the living room comfort of console gaming. If you’re experiencing less than stellar performance, though, here are a few tips to ensure your games run butter-smooth. I've noticed an issue with my streaming setup: when I use Steam Remote Play Anywhere to stream from my Windows 10 host to my Windows 10 client I get display latency around 40 ms (it doesn't matter if I use the Steam Link app or the normal Steam client): Connection details on TF2 main menu.
As simple as it is, Steam In-home Streaming is still a conceptual leap which may prove tough for a mass market used to buying consoles for games. The fact is that it still requires an expensive PC to make the most of it, plus you won't be able to use that PC if someone else is gaming in a different room. That's just weird, that is. Yesterday, Steam released its In-Home Streaming feature to everyone. The feature allows you to install games on one PC and stream them via your home network to any other machine. Here's how to.
Steam Streaming Faq
If you want to add Steam to Restream press the Add Channel button in your Restream Dashboard.
1. Select Steam from the platform list.
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2. The next step is to join the Store Broadcast Beta group. It's required for streaming on Steam.
3. After joining the group, create an RTMP token with the button at the bottom of the setup page.
4. Next, copy the recommended RTMP link which is located at top of the server list, and insert it to the RTMP URL field on the Restream Dashboard. You can use one of the servers from the list if your selected Restream server is located not in your area.
5. Get your Streaming Token from the bottom of the page and insert it to the Key field on the Restream Dashboard.
6. After filling the fields, press the Add Channel button.
7. Your Steam profile is now added to the Restream.io dashboard.
8. Remember to enable public access for viewers at the Steam Setup page in order to get your stream to game communities.
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Additionally allow your stream to be viewed by anyone in the Steam client if people are not able to watch your stream.
9. When you start streaming to Restream, you will have your stream added to your Steam profile and the active game community.
Note: Steam requires 16:9 resolution (1280x720, 1920x1080). If your stream doesn't get published, try adjusting your scene parameters.
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