Cogeco: Xbox to PC streaming not working on fast network

if your on about streaming xbox to pc then it does not work like that, you need a machine that can process the frames needed and the xbox can't.

streaming to pc is basically using your monitor for output like a tv with added latency due to streaming over the network.

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1. Play Xbox Play Anywhere games ... on ... PC ....

2. Or, have a static IP, and enable few ports on your Xbox, and then stream from your PC at work. Please note that upload speed of your home PC should be very fast for this.

There are two problems with that:

1: They also need to download a Play Anywhere title to the PC, as you can't transfer the game from one PC to the other. So malmanjako would also have to use up their data capped internet for the download.

2: Streaming only really works inside your local home network. And if they managed to stream externally, they would also use up their internet data, and since a 1080p video stream is transmitted, this will also eat up their data capped internet.

So please do NOT use these methods, as they don't resolve your issue of game downloads eating up your bandwith.

Your only option to get games without large downloads (aside from mandatory updates and DLC) would be to buy the game on physical disc.

Hi mate, the thing that people need to remember is that he internet is being over whelmed atm. It is not Xbox's fault the world wasn't ready for billions to use the internet all at once. This is everyone from the Providers, to the governments etc.
This will get sorted hopefully and hopefully soon. All we can ask is that everyone be patient with Microsoft as I know they are doing their best to improve it from their end. Thanks

That's not how Xbox streaming to PC works.

Streaming games from your console uses your home network only, it doesn't matter how fast your internet speed is from your provider. It doesn't use the internet to stream.

I want to use the xbox for streaming to a PC only. So it will be in a cupboard, with power and network, but no TV connected. I will just use it for streaming, obviously I want to see what I am streaming on the PC.

Twitch is trying to narrow things down so they can get a fix out. If you have other devices on the same network (PC, 360, mobile, etc.) that can stream Twitch please respond. Thanks again for your patience; they're moving as fast as they can.