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Greenlight is an open-source client for xCloud and Xbox home streaming made in Typescript.
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[Steam Deck] Beta 14 Infinite Load and Error Popup #1018

Open prudhvikrishnap opened 11 months ago

prudhvikrishnap commented 11 months ago

Steam error result: Failed Details: [ProvisioningTimedOut] Agent : TimedOut : Provisioning timed out: State IceExchangeComplete

A workaround was to hit "OK" -> Click on "End Stream" (At this point we can see that the console state is "Powered On") -> Click "Start Stream" again.

My launch options are --fullscreen --no-sandbox --connect=[ID] I tried removing connect and adding it, both had the same error.

gunnaraas commented 11 months ago

Hey @prudhvikrishnap , please try the launch options noted in #718 - I was having the same issue but this seems to have resolved it

arikardo commented 11 months ago

I have the same issue. Right after login I just get an infinite loading loop. It had been working just fine up to that point. I have tried just about everything to get it working but to no avail.

gunnaraas commented 11 months ago

@arikardo To help us assist you, can you share the launch options you have set?

arikardo commented 11 months ago

@arikardo To help us assist you, can you share the launch options you have set?

I have all of these set --fullscreen --no-sandbox —LD_PRELOAD= %command%

gunnaraas commented 11 months ago

Ah, you're running them out of order. --LD_PRELOAD always needs to be called first, as it's modifying how %command% (a link to the .appimage) is launched.

Your launch options should instead look like:

--LD_PRELOAD= %command% --fullscreen --no-sandbox

Please try that and let us know if it resolves your issue.

prudhvikrishnap commented 11 months ago

Ah, you're running them out of order. --LD_PRELOAD always needs to be called first, as it's modifying how %command% (a link to the .appimage) is launched.

Your launch options should instead look like:

--LD_PRELOAD= %command% --fullscreen --no-sandbox

Please try that and let us know if it resolves your issue.

I used these set of commands along with --connect. That did not fix the issue. I have the same error and I am having to close the stream and open again to make it work. The stream is starting right away when the system is powered on, but when it is not, this error was popping up.

arikardo commented 11 months ago

Ah, you're running them out of order. --LD_PRELOAD always needs to be called first, as it's modifying how %command% (a link to the .appimage) is launched.

Your launch options should instead look like:

--LD_PRELOAD= %command% --fullscreen --no-sandbox

Please try that and let us know if it resolves your issue.

After copying and pasting that line in the launch options , it won’t launch through Steam at all. Removing the LD_PRELOAD= %command% got it to launch again but with the same loading issue.

Originalimoc commented 10 months ago

Deck better use this for hardware decoding: https://github.com/unknownskl/greenlight/discussions/958#discussioncomment-7453293 launch it in a shell script file in Gamemode. I'll put launch parameter of this file later

arikardo commented 10 months ago

I tried XB play on Steam and had the same issue. Seems to get hung on authentication. In the meantime I put windows on a spare SD card and can stream through the official app with no issues.

prudhvikrishnap commented 10 months ago

I tried XB play on Steam and had the same issue. Seems to get hung on authentication. In the meantime I put windows on a spare SD card and can stream through the official app with no issues.

Which version of windows did you use and how did that work? Is it running smoothly? The entire sub reddit of WindowsOnDeck does not recommend installing windows on an SD card. It seems that windows cannot run on SD cards and that it will fry the SD cards.

arikardo commented 10 months ago

I tried XB play on Steam and had the same issue. Seems to get hung on authentication. In the meantime I put windows on a spare SD card and can stream through the official app with no issues.

Which version of windows did you use and how did that work? Is it running smoothly? The entire sub reddit of WindowsOnDeck does not recommend installing windows on an SD card. It seems that windows cannot run on SD cards and that it will fry the SD cards.

I have been running windows 11 just fine for 3 weeks on a spare SD card. I only use it for Xbox streaming. I have not and likely won’t install any games to run on windows.