Australian Game Steaming and Casting to TV while playing Destiny.

You can contact Australian Xbox phone support, and arrange to get an Australian "power brick" which will allow you to play your Xbox in Australia.



A separate issue is you won't be able to play most games sold in Australia because Australian games are in PAL format, while a US Xbox is NTSC format.

I don't think it's real, I think all the steam box rumors are actually their steam TV thing, it will make it easier to play steam games with controller on your TV.

Maybe I was misunderstood.

I mean, I want to launch game on Xbox in my local network and cast it to TV Box. Like it work with Steam Link, and Remote play on Sony.

Also, there are 2 apps for android:

Xbox Game Streaming (Preview) (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.xcloud)

Xbox beta (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.xboxone.smartglass.beta)

They allow to stream game from console to android tablet or phone, but they are not compatible with Android TV, that is little confusing. Maybe there is any way to make it work?

Btw, Wifi - 5Ghz, signal quality is ok

I also tested steam link on my android box - it works fine. So, I think this box has enough computing power to accept video stream and show it on TV

Right, but I'm not trying to cast the HDR. Assuming casting doesn't convert to non-HDR when casting. It only duplicates what is on the primary display? It would be nice if that were the case. I'm so use to playing on HDR and hate the fact that it disables
the HDR so that I can cast. I don't care if it casts non-HDR. I just wanted to be able to still play with HDR while it casts non-HDR.

Well, I apparently can't edit my post anymore, so I have to comment to amend/add something:

I actually didn't cast this to my Xbox before without issue. What I did - and what I am doing now - is hooking up an external HD to the Xbox with the file on it. The Xbox then uses Media Player, rather than Movies & TV, to play the video - and it works
perfectly. Audio is fine, and the picture looks perfect.

So, yeah. It's either the process of casting from Windows to Xbox, or the new and totally unnecessary Movies & TV app, that is messing up the display while attempting to cast the video from PC to Xbox.