Download from One Drive to Xbox pictures

You can already use USB Flash drives and hard drives on Xbox One to view videos, music and pictures. To view these files you first need to download the Media Player Preview App from the Xbox One Marketplace. Connect your device and load the app.

To use an external hard drive for Xbox One storage, the device itself must be at least 256GB and USB 3.0. Which means the external storage for Xbox One data must be a hard drive, USB Flash drives are not supported for Xbox One storage.

You can't copy media files (or anything else) from a flash drive to the Xbox 360 console.

Instead, you simply insert the flash drive, and play the content directly from the USB drive.

The only thing you can transfer is content you downloaded through the Xbox 360 to the USB drive into it's container file and vice versa.

Stuff that is stored on the "normal" file system of an USB drive (like movies, pictures and MP3 files) can't be copied to the console.

If the USB drive has been configured for use with the Xbox 360, chances are that it is configured using all of the space available on the drive. You would have to remove Xbox 360 storage from the drive, then reconfigure the drive so that some space is used
by the Xbox 360, and the rest can be used for music, movies, pictures, etc.



If you have game saves or content on the USB drive, I would not recommend getting rid of the Xbox 360 storage from the drive, as you would lose your game saves and have to re-download your content.

Following on from what Smwutches said there are also free gamer pictures you can download from the marketplace, default ones already on your xbox, and you can put your gamer picture as your avatar from the avatar editor

No, the 360 doesn't have a Blu-ray drive. It will play standard DVD's and upscale them to produce a better picture, but it will not play BD discs. You can download HD movie rentals from the Xbox LIVE Marketplace though.