Capturing video To a Samsung T5 external SSD, my captures have a weird glitch. They keep...

I use a capture card because of this and another problem I encountered is that if you capture 4k HDR videos on external when you upload them to Youtube only the 4k aspect of it uploads but not the HDR and the video ends up looking weird

The copying of captures to an external drive is a disgrace.

I have a 480GB Samsung Evo SSD USB 3.0 formatted to NTSC as required by MS.

Problems:

1) Try to copy all and the process randomly fails BUT there is NO indication at which capture it failed at

2) When you copy individual captures the process often fails if any clip is over 30secs. If you repeat the copying process it can work after 2-3 tries. Often it fails and then when you try to copy again it doesn't download but simply does the copying process which suggests the file downloaded from Xbox but didn't copy to external drive on the first pass.

3) There is no way of checking the external drive for what captures you have copied across. The only solution is to disconnect and connect to a PC which is a pain in the @@@

4) A weird glitch is when on PC you copy the XboxCaptures folder to another drive (so you have a backup) it fails to copy on the first pass, but DOES copy on the 2nd attempt. Feels like there's some weird copy protection/permissions issue going on.....

It's one of the most painful experiences I've ever faced in 40yrs of using computers but I have to persist because from January 2024 my captures are gonna be erased based on a 90day cycle.

Please provide some form of progress bar when downloading and some context so we can compare what we've moved/copied across.

There are more problems but you have to see it to believe it. It's an absolute shambles.....someone at Xbox needs to try this to see how utterly mind numbingly frustrating it is.....

would be great, if xbox one could be capture video from the hdmi input, but... the external video capture card is your best choice)

Hello, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is welcome to the community.

Hellp Heeeydevon, as you are on Xbox S Series unfortunately it and limited by the size of the SSD, however you can buy an external disk and use it only for media captures, it does not need to be an SSD, just be an external HD USB 3.0 and put it configured for your captures and you will get more recording time according to the size of the HD.

You can upload video captured on 360 to youtube....its called an external capture card and they aren't THAT expensive.