It's worth noting that only Model S and X units built in the last two years can run Steam games, since they have powerful gaming computers. While the hack makes for a fun experiment, it doesn't really make sense given that a person who plays Steam games on their Tesla is likely to have a gaming rig at home too. That should be pretty manageable if the car is parked in a garage, but it might not work in an apartment building. The only requisite for this to work, apart from being on the same local network, is that the Tesla needs to be within range of the Apple TV. Plus, playing games on a big-screen TV at home is a much better gaming experience than using a wireless controller inside the cramped confines of a Tesla. Any input would be great.The hack is certainly an ingenious one – by downloading the Steam Link app on the Apple TV, Tesla users can play their entire Steam library without investing in an additional gaming computer. So I'm not opposed to a switch to apple tv anyway. I currently have FireTV cubes in the house with third part launchers but it's been increasingly annoying to keep the FireTV from switching back to it's ad ridden interface. A nicer picture would be nice.Ĭan Apple TV get me a better picture than the link hardware? So input latency really isn't that big of a deal. To be honest, I only play one PC game that I can't get on console which is American Truck Simulator. I have it set to the 'beautiful' setting on the Link but I notice the compression is pretty bad at times.

The experience seems OK as far as latency but the picture isn't the best (1080p). I'm currently trying a SteamLink wired to Ethernet.

I'm trying to find a decent solution to stream it to my living room TV. How is local game streaming on the Streamlink app with an Apple TV 4k? My PC has a GTX 1080 and 2.5gbs nic.

I searched through r/appletv a bit but didn't see much recently about this.

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