Gamebar flickering and garbled audio in clips

did that garbled audio get cleared up? How did you deal with it? Curious...

do you really not read, he asked if the clips are saved to the cloud WHICH THEY ARE NOT, they are saved locally, you have to manually upload them via the gamebar if you want them on xbox network.

Game clips taken by gamebar can run from 125MB to well over 30GB depending on quality and length of recording, they do not have auto upload for this reason.

Problems with the GPU usually shows up in the form of graphical "artifacts" on screen, like weird random colors, spots, flickering, and other garbled nonsense happening. Worst case scenario, the Xbox won't display anything on the screen at all.

Either way, a defective graphics processor will require the console to be serviced or replaced.

Wonder if you could play netflix on both!? Not sure if someone would want to, talk about garbled audio. But assuming Netflix allows it, it could be the next Netflix party solution!

sometimes i don't know why it does but it will auto switch your audio devices. so disable what you don't use so it can't switch to another device that doesn't playback. also with gamebar if you have push-to-talk on and you try to do anything outside of
gamebar the audio won't pickup. so try and work with console companion and if the audio change doesn't fix then im at a loss for the moment.