Disable recording feature on the HoloLens

Hi Arron. My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

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You should be posting in the Windows forums, that way the correct support can help you: https://answers.microsoft.com/windows/forum

Thanks,
Kyle

Hi Marissa,

As far as I know, unfortunately there’s currently no specific setting to turn off eye tracking for HoloLens. You may experience performance issues if, for whatever reason, the calibration isn’t successful. I don’t believe there’s a workaround to this though.

To clarify, are you referring to the original HoloLens (2016) or HoloLens 2 (2019)? I can’t seem find to find many on the original, but I imagine there’s not a significant difference and the main features are still the same.

Eye tracking on HoloLens 2 - Mixed Reality | Microsoft Docs

^Many guides and FAQs here, you can filter the options by the title and category/topic on the side of the page.

You can also view the HaloLens 2 - Features and Specs for more info.

Of course, you’re always welcome to share feedback and ideas on anything and voice your opinion. If there’s a feature you’d like to see added in the future or suggest to improve an already existing one, send feedback to the HoloLens team

If you have any further questions, contact HoloLens Support - it would be best to reach out to them to confirm anything. They can advise and point you in the right direction

Hope this helps!

I am on the old dash. You are correct. The record feature seems to be disabled. RB4 is a straight up beta.

1. No online

2. No surround sound

3. Record function disabled

4. DLC not working properly

5. Double bass pedal does not work properly.

I totally agree that there needs to be a option to turn off the auto feature, ive disabled it in the options but that also stops the manual recording, I just get errors when trying to record with that option un-ticked.

Hey guys I just spoke to someone from MICROSOFT.

Heres the bottom line.

Unfortunately there isn't a way to do this without turning the DVR off completely. This is because it's built into the game. It's up to the developers to disable that feature.

To put it simply... If you disable your DVR (your only option to stop auto-recording), you cannot use the 'Xbox Record That' feature.

If we spread awareness and voice our thoughts on this, Microsoft can release updates to improve our issue with the Auto DVR.