Valve has released version 1.3.12 of the Steam Link app for Android, introducing several updates, including AV1 video streaming support for high-end PCs.
The AV1 codec enables better video quality at lower bitrates, enhancing the streaming experience for users with powerful hardware.
Other updates include:
Compatibility with over 500 additional Android devices.
HDR streaming support from Windows with enhanced 1080p/4K settings.
A WiFi lock to minimize streaming interruptions.
Recommendations for settings based on network tests.
Fixes for the Nintendo Switch Pro controller and Android TV surround sound.
Options to disable low-latency audio.
Indonesian language support, with fallback to English for unsupported fonts.

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