If ... IF... you have Picture in Picture and more that 1 HDMI input... you could PiP the small window for the vidya game (Chromecast Ultra, HDMI 1) and then the big screen real estate for the show (C...
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If ... IF... you have Picture in Picture and more that 1 HDMI input... you could PiP the small window for the vidya game (Chromecast Ultra, HDMI 1) and then the big screen real estate for the show (Chromecast w/ Google TV, HDMI 2)? I am not sure if you have a PiP television though.
I can't imagine a world where GTA6 doesn't come to Stadia. I imagine it's going to be a HUGE game in terms of storage. Or maybe GTA6 is going to focus on the online portion only since they are puttin...
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I can't imagine a world where GTA6 doesn't come to Stadia. I imagine it's going to be a HUGE game in terms of storage. Or maybe GTA6 is going to focus on the online portion only since they are putting a lot into that part recently. I want ALL GTA's on Stadia. I want ALL COD's on Stadia. I was MSFS on Stadia. Shrug.
Yes, it doesn't switch seamlessly for me yet. I am almost positive it's something to do with Linux and my connected USB controller... I have to perform a powerwash and then not install anything Linux...
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Yes, it doesn't switch seamlessly for me yet. I am almost positive it's something to do with Linux and my connected USB controller... I have to perform a powerwash and then not install anything Linux to see if the problem remains.
Wireless 5ghz network, 100 down / 20 up, Chromebook Pixel i7, wired Xbox controller. When you quit a game and load another, is it seamless for you? Or sometimes do you need to open a new Chrome wind...
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Wireless 5ghz network, 100 down / 20 up, Chromebook Pixel i7, wired Xbox controller. When you quit a game and load another, is it seamless for you? Or sometimes do you need to open a new Chrome window (not tab) to start a new game?
@codesplice Yes, I'm talking about the Linux beta on Chromebooks. Everytime I start Stadia with the wired controller connected via USB it get's stuck. If I disconnect the USB controller and reboot, t...
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@codesplice Yes, I'm talking about the Linux beta on Chromebooks. Everytime I start Stadia with the wired controller connected via USB it get's stuck. If I disconnect the USB controller and reboot, then everything works fine again without using Incognito. I haven't tried to remove Linux entirely because I use it too much. It's weird but I'm glad to have it working on regular non-Incognito so I don't have to keep inputting my user/pass. I'm using an Xbox One controller via USB to my Chromebook.
The answer is yes. I don't have the exact same make/model setup yet mine works in 4k through the dock. I use Stadia+ to force the 4k but the ethernet port helps tremendously.
I think I figured out my "Checking your connection..." problem with Stadia and I wanted to share. I believe it had something to do with Linux. My solution was basically not start Linux anything afte...
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I think I figured out my "Checking your connection..." problem with Stadia and I wanted to share. I believe it had something to do with Linux. My solution was basically not start Linux anything after a fresh restart and without any connected peripherals and then start Stadia (not in Incognito), then plug in my USB controller and viola... That process got rid of the "Checking your connection" circle of infinity to finally disappear. Note that I'm still running the following extensions: Stadia+, uBlock Origin and PiP by Google. tl:dr - I think it was Linux
I think I figured out my "Checking your connection..." problem with Stadia and I wanted to share. I believe it had something to do with Linux. My solution was basically not start Linux anything afte...
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I think I figured out my "Checking your connection..." problem with Stadia and I wanted to share. I believe it had something to do with Linux. My solution was basically not start Linux anything after a fresh restart and without any connected peripherals and then start Stadia (not in Incognito), then plug in my USB controller and viola... That process got rid of the "Checking your connection" circle of infinity to finally disappear. Note that I'm still running the following extensions: Stadia+, uBlock Origin and PiP by Google. tl:dr - I think it was Linux
I think I figured out my "Checking your connection..." problem with Stadia and I wanted to share. I believe it had something to do with Linux. My solution was basically not start Linux anything afte...
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I think I figured out my "Checking your connection..." problem with Stadia and I wanted to share. I believe it had something to do with Linux. My solution was basically not start Linux anything after a fresh restart and without any connected peripherals and then start Stadia (not in Incognito), then plug in my USB controller and viola... That process got rid of the "Checking your connection" circle of infinity to finally disappear. Note that I'm still running the following extensions: Stadia+, uBlock Origin and PiP by Google. tl:dr - I think it was Linux