How to upload a clip from OneDrive back to Xbox

Unfortunately it's not possible to upload it directly back to the console, however you can save it to a USB stick and then view the clip using the Xbox's media browser, (the Xbox can play most audio, video, and pictures in compatible formats from a USB stick).

Please note that the Xbox may ask if you want to format the device; if this happens select "no/decline" as this is an automated process to set devices that are 256gb or larger as mass-storage media for Xbox games.

Please also note that storage devices can only store games OR media content, and not both.

It's also possible to view clips uploaded to OneDrive, YouTube, and Twitch on Xbox One using the relevant apps.

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Sorry to say buddy but right now the ability to upload again clips exported to OneDrive is not available :c

In the past was possible using the Xbox console companion app to upload clips to Xbox live network. But it was disabled:
https://support.xbox.com/help/friends-social-ac...

Let’s see if the feature is available in the future !

If you have further questions feel free to ask, greetings from another Microsoft user

There is a way to upload them all in bulk to your OneDrive. Depending on how much OneDrive storage you have would depend on how many you upload at the same time.

On the Xbox console, goto captures, then select manage, then the select all option, then select Upload to OneDrive. As I said, though, adjust that if you don't have a lot of OneDrive storage. Once they have uploaded, move them from OneDrive to your PC, and then do the process again for the next batch of clips you want to download.

I would like to see a OneDrive upload queue, they never appear in the Upload queue from the drop down list.

So after posting this I added some brand new clips to upload to OneDrive and they appeared in the queue. However before I posted I added 7 clips that previously didn't upload in a batch and within a minute they appeared on OneDrive. My internet isn't fast
enough for that. So it seems like the clips must fail but remain cached on OneDrive and when you re-upload them they continue from that point.

So I noticed another strange thing which makes me think I pinpointed the behavior. I had the OneDrive web page open at the folder it uploads to. A clip had uploaded to this folder and another was in progress. When the second one uploaded I noticed that the
first clip was replaced with the second. It appears they both had the same file name 21-09-2018_10-28-28_PM.mp4 and it's my suspicion that when they are queued to upload to OneDrive some of the clips must be queued at the same second and hence have the same
filename. I'm going to play with adding each clip to the queue one by one instead of selecting them all and uploading them.

Would also be great if you could specify OneDrive as the default upload location for clips, instead of Xbox Live.

Are you saving the clips to Onedrive first, then uploading from there?