Game clip from xbox one , edited with music on pc and bring back to xbox one feed

Hello

I try to get it now over 4hours,how can i edit a xbox one game clip,recorded with game dvr and saved on my one drive,

I give the clip a music and erased the halo game sound

But

After i upload it again on one drive ,i can see it but not in my game dvr (where the save target and file is)

And i cant show it on my feed

I can only watch my edited clip on one drive or in wmp but cant save this ,

(The file is mpg4 and music is a wmv file - maybe an wrong file problem?????)

Hope you understand me have not the best english^^

:)

 

Uploaded gameplay taken from Twitch

I want to know if it's acceptable to upload a video clip from Rock Band 4 to the home feed. The clip was taken from my Twitch feed and edited into a 30 second clip. The clip contains gameplay of Rock Band 4 and audio, because this is licensed music would
this get me in trouble with the enforcement team? Rock Band 4 does not allow you to use Game DVR also, so that's another reason i'm concerned.

 

Game DVR prevent auto-uploading

I get what you mean Harker. You just want it not to appear in the feed until you edit and share it. I have often thought this. So many times you see one clip from a friend and then the edited named clip not long after. It's a duplication not needed.

Should be a simple preference setting like Share clips automatically to feed. Uncheck it to have you manually share clips to feed.

 

If I understand correctly judging from your title you want to upload a clip from your pc to your Xbox One feed. This is not possible even if the clip originally came from your Xbox One.

 

Hi Chrisshox,

This feature was announced for the new system update but I'm not sure it has been rolled out to the Xbox App yet - the announcement was a bit unclear stating when exactly these updates would hit.

However, if the feature is live, it may be your use of music that has affected your ability to re-upload the content to the Xbox Live service. I suspect that the feature would only allow the cutting and stitching of game clips rather than overlaying music.