A Request for Streaming from Xbox One on the Streaming App

No, Twitch has an app that allows you to do it, and Mixer streaming is built in. If you wanted to stream directly to YouTube or Facebook you would need to reach out to those companies and request that they make an app that enables that to happen. That's
just to have this stream happen natively directly from the Xbox without a capture card.

If you're unfamiliar with capture cards or how they work, I would
direct you to this article from Windows Central which covers some options and the basics.

If you have some direct questions or requests on getting that configured, we'd be happy to help. But for now, YouTube would have to make an app that allowed streaming for it to happen without additional resources.

We can't know what the upcoming Xbox Series X features for streaming are just now.

Microsoft had their own streaming service called "Mixer", that they shut down just yesterday on July 22nd. And for that service, they had streaming built right into the Xbox One console. You'd just set up your stream from the console guide, and could stream
to Mixer.

Twitch has made a separate app that you could install on your Xbox One, and set up streaming to Twitch from the console.

Unfortunately for YouTube, there was no app or built in support, as YouTube/Google hasn't provided such an app on Xbox.

If you really want/have to stream your Xbox gameplay to YouTube, the currently only known way is to have a PC with HDMI capturing hardware and a streaming software like OBS or XSplit to stream that video capture from the PC to YouTube.

You can stream from your Xbox One console to your PC using the Xbox One companion app. You can then use Screen capture software like OBS or Stream Labs to then stream to any of the streaming sites or all three if you wish. There is even a service called
Restream.io which will bring the chat together from all three streaming sites (Twitch, mixer, youtube).

Hi HagayEliyahu,

Looking at the Stream games from Xbox One to PC it does mention wired ethernet c9nnection works best.

I would say check out the Troubleshoot Xbox Console Companion app game streaming support page.

Hopefully this will help you get set up for Xbox to PC streaming. Let us know how you get on

The Xbox One streams wirelessly to a pc that has windows 10 and the Xbox app installed on it.

It does not matter that a TV is connected to the Xbox One. The console does need to be powered on to stream.

http://news.xbox.com/2015/07/29/windows-how-to-stream-games-from-your-xbox-one-to-your-windows-10-pc...