Confirmation that native Mixer streaming has been removed from Game Bar on PC.

Mixer streaming has been removed from Windows PC Game Bar. You will now have to use a third party streaming application like OBS or Streamlabs.

Hi Joao,

Thank you for posting on the Xbox forums. I'd be happy to answer that.

Unfortunately there isn't a way to directly stream to YouTube, Twitch, or Mixer directly from the Xbox Game Bar. Broadcasting directly to Mixer was once on the Xbox Game Bar but was recently removed to make way for more requested features the team has planned
for the Xbox Game Bar in the future. You can broadcast to Mixer or any other platform from Windows 10 devices using third-party tools such as OBS, Streamlabs, and XSplit and continue to use Xbox Game Bar
for screen capture and sharing, controlling your music and audio settings, finding new teammates with Looking for Group (LFG), and chatting with Xbox friends across Xbox console, mobile, and PC.

I hope this helps!

So to verify, this is the rebranded Xbox Console Companion app? What used to be the Xbox app prior to the Xbox (beta) app for Xbox Game Pass PC? And the situation is that you want to stream the game from the console via the App, and then stream to your
platform of choice (Mixer, Twitch, YouTube, etc) from the PC capturing the game from the streaming, and the audio from Party Chat via the Xbox App? What are you using to stream, the built in Game Bar?

Further details on how your set up, and what you're trying to do can assist in further identifying the best troubleshooting steps.

I do know that if you're in a party on the Xbox, and streaming natively, that it requires the others opt in via the party to include their audio. Are you sure users are doing that in your LFG or not on your friends list?

Mixer has removed the broadcasting from the game bar, you can utilize programs such as StreamLabs OBS and XSplit.

I use mixer because it's native to the console and easy to use for streaming.