The Samsung TV App currently supports the following controllers: If you do not see the app in the Samsung Smart Hub it is likely that you have an older TV model, or you might be located in one of the countries where the app hasn't been released.
In addition to the standard 1080p, the application supports full 4K streaming starting with 2017 TV models. The Samsung TV Steam Link App is only available on 2016 and newer Samsung Smart TVs.A computer running Steam, Windows 7 or newer, Mac OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) or newer, SteamOS, or Linux Ubuntu 12.04 or newer.The App uses the same streaming technology as Valve's Steam Link, allowing you to play your favorite games and even spectate VR games right from your TV. Just head to the Samsung Smart Hub to download the free app. The beta is also limited to users in the US.Samsung Smart TVs now have built in Steam Link functionality.
The Steam app requires the Steam controller however, you can connect an Xbox 360 controller to the TV as well if you have one of those lying around, according to PC Gamer. Valve recommends, much like with the original Steam Link device, that gamers looking to make use of this app, consider wired connections or high-speed wireless.
The company announced the Steam Link alongside its Steam Machines, which aimed to bring its massive library of titles to the living room, and this app is an extension of that progress. Valve is inviting anyone who qualifies while it continues development. The beta app which launched today is available for download through the Smart Hub.Ĭurrently, only owners of the 20 models of the Samsung UHD range of TVs can join the beta program to test the app. Valve announced today that gamers on its Steam platform will be able to stream their library in 1080p 60fps straight to any Samsung Smart TV using the same technology utilized in the original Steam Link.
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