You can find it googling for 'valve pc steam link harware'.

The official little box from STEAM, had bought it like 2 years ago I guess. I don't think the SteamLink protocol even supports 4K. Originally posted by uKER:What SteamLink box are you talking about?

I think they takeaway is that with enough users haggling their support/dev team with requests to bring up the popularity for the SteamLink app the sooner it will happen. Rest assured that any information you provide will be used solely for LG’s record purposes and will not result to any marketing/solicitation or will be provided to any third-party provider.Īdditionally, it is my pleasure to inform you that you may get in touch with the developer of the application to provide a feedback if they can create an app for the LG TVs because if they detect that there is a high user request for an app to be created, they might create one.'

For us to proceed though, may we also please request for a contact number that we may use to create a profile in our system? This way, we may have the suggestion submitted to the responsible department. However, I would be glad to raise this to the attention of our software development team for improvements on our products through our internal ticketing system. Now, such agreement is yet to happen however, we are hoping that we will be able to add the application with the LG TVs. If you may, please do not hesitate to get one of these devices to be able to access Streamlink application or any of your desired application that is yet to be available in LG TV.Īs the application is yet to be available in LG TV, LG and the developer of the said application have to reach an agreement that LG TVs can carry the application. 'I am please to inform you that Streamlink application is still available with streaming devices such as Roku Stick, Amazon Fire Stick and Amazon Fire TV. Here's what they replied with, just the important snippet:

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