Game streaming is broken for some games with huge delay input! Please notice this.

Input lag is quite noticeable on some tvs. Its when you move the joystick and there is a slight (# of milliseconds) delay that really screws you up playing fpshooters. The more processing of the picture the tv does, the more lag, Game mode bypasses the extra
processing, but some tvs still have noticeable lag.

I'm having the same issue. My Directv box is plugged into hdmi on the xbox one and then into Input 1 on my vizio tv. Then optical audio out my tv to a vizio sound bar. It is really annoying. I don't seem to notice it when I'm playing games or watching
streaming movies. Only on the live tv function.

If there was a way to delay the video signal slightly it could match up. The adjustments on my TV are always delaying the audio which is already delayed.

Nah. HDTVs can put in quite a noticeable time delay due to image processing (using game mode helps, but you still get some)

People complain about Kinect input lag, but much of this is down to the TV.

If you plug the audio into the TV, then at least it will have the same delay as the picture.

You could stream on mixer through your xbox and then you could put your own stream up on your laptop but there will be a 2 second delay with the control inputs, if you're playing a slow game it should work fine though.

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I don't think the requirements have been released but any newer laptop should stream without an issue. It's already being done on Steam and the requirements for the device being streamed to are extremely low. The bigger concern will be your home network
connection and you'll probably need to be wired.

I've tried Steam's streaming and it works fine with a game like Civ 5 but input lag was noticeable on any FPS or action game and this was on a good home network connection (gaming router, etc). I see streaming as a last resort for people who can't access
(wife watching TV, etc) their primary gaming devices. The gaming experience takes a huge hit.