Able To Upload Xbox Dvr Clips

mr pancake50 · Jul 11, 2018

Hi, I usually play on Pc but play on Xbox sometimes. When I play on Xbox I stream it to my Xbox app. The Xbox wont allow me to take game clips while streaming so I just take a clip using windows dvr. The problem with this is that then the game is set to
Xbox on the clip and wont allow it to be uploaded to Xbox live, because it is not a recognized game. Is there a way to upload it on to Xbox live or will their be an update to allow it to be uploaded?

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Krisander 1998 · Jul 11, 2018

error code 0x87c40156

This Error Code means that you have to many Clips/Screenshots uploaded to Xbox Live and Xbox DVR fails to load them all, so you need to ether remove some Clips/Screenshots from Xbox Live (Those Clips/Screenshots will still be on your Console, just not on
Xbox Live for anyone to see) and if that doesn't fix the DVR Error then you have to delete some Clips/Screenshots completely both from Console and Xbox Live to fix this DVR Error so Xbox DVR will be able to load your Clips/Screenshots about For Honor and other
games.

Mister Beep · Jul 11, 2018

Xbox clips too long?

Hey there!

As Mister Maka mentioned, you'll be able to adjust the length of your recordings by snapping the Upload app. For more info, check out our

Record game clips with Game DVR post.

PalmettoBling · Jul 13, 2018

No, since the Stream To feature is basically just streaming an encoded video feed to your computer, the recording via Windows 10 is just a video feed from an App with no game data applied and not in the "Xbox" ecosystem. For a number of reasons Xbox doesn't
allow you to upload the gameclips to Xbox Live if it's not in that ecosystem. You should be able to take those clips and upload them elsewhere, such as YouTube, and then share a link to that video via your activity feed, but there isn't a way to upload it
directly.

I would recommend that you take a look at feedback.xbox.com and submit ideas you might have to improve your experience in this matter, and let others support your idea to make the service better!

PalmettoBling

No, since the Stream To feature is basically just streaming an encoded video feed to your computer, the recording via Windows 10 is just a video feed from an App with no game data applied and not in the "Xbox" ecosystem. For a number of reasons Xbox doesn't
allow you to upload the gameclips to Xbox Live if it's not in that ecosystem. You should be able to take those clips and upload them elsewhere, such as YouTube, and then share a link to that video via your activity feed, but there isn't a way to upload it
directly.

I would recommend that you take a look at feedback.xbox.com and submit ideas you might have to improve your experience in this matter, and let others support your idea to make the service better!

Krisander 1998

This Error Code means that you have to many Clips/Screenshots uploaded to Xbox Live and Xbox DVR fails to load them all, so you need to ether remove some Clips/Screenshots from Xbox Live (Those Clips/Screenshots will still be on your Console, just not on
Xbox Live for anyone to see) and if that doesn't fix the DVR Error then you have to delete some Clips/Screenshots completely both from Console and Xbox Live to fix this DVR Error so Xbox DVR will be able to load your Clips/Screenshots about For Honor and other
games.

Mister Beep

Hey there!

As Mister Maka mentioned, you'll be able to adjust the length of your recordings by snapping the Upload app. For more info, check out our

Record game clips with Game DVR post.

duggers76

Every clip you create using game dvr or clips that are automatically recorded, your friends can see, but if you want to share your clip with the Xbox community you have to upload them, with the upload studio.

XBF Diego M

Hey Jason!

Thanks for reaching out to us today. Game clips on Xbox are recorded, edited, and shared from the Game DVR feature associated to the Upload Studio app. The Upload Studio app is the only way to upload and share clips that you recorded from Xbox or Xbox on
Windows 10.

As of right now, I don't think there is a way to convert or transfer your recorded files that are captured using your internal graphics card. All clips are captured using the Game DVR feature and then edited and shared from Upload Studio.

Look over our
Game DVR and Upload Studio on Xbox One article online that goes over how to record and share clips on Xbox.

Hope this helps!

Able To Upload Xbox Dvr Clips