But it’s definitely possible.Īnd anyone thinking the RPi had no chance on performance, was always way off I honestly thought it would probably come up short (though not by too much, it’s a beefier setup than most people realise). I don’t know how repeatable it is (in terms of getting it setup), as I went through a bunch of combinations before actually getting it to work and I’ve not tried to replicate it from start to finish. be it on the pi side or the link app side I'm sure the devs will get it sorted out as it evolves. the HEVC (h265) support on the pi 4 is still fairly new, plus the support in the link app was just enabled with beta version 1.1.61. It found and paired with all my sensors (KICKR + TICKR + Wahoo Cadence), and also connected to Companion App on my Tablet.ĭefinitely a big step up from using my phone (couldn’t cast due to broken WiFi, so small screen only). The Steam Link for Pi4 does not work with AMD Hardware Encoding - that's really bad.

I won’t lie, I’m overclocking it quite a bit (2GHz) and the UI is a bit sluggish (menu’s), although the actual in-game animation isn’t too bad. It’s been a bit of a faff and been waiting for one of the supporting Android builds to include ARM64 support, but got it working today. For what it’s worth, it is actually possible to get Zwift running on the RPi4.

Steam link on raspberry pi 4