I cant upload gaming clips to the xbox app homepage

Hello Fire,

Thanks for coming to the Xbox forums. We understand having issues uploading videos. You can take a look at the page for

edit and share game clips.

Game clips (under 30 minutes long) and screenshots of popular PC games and any game available through the Microsoft Store can be shared to Xbox Live. They aren’t automatically uploaded from Windows 10.

1. In the Xbox Console Companion app, select
   Captures.
2. Select On Xbox Live.
3. Select the game clip or screenshot you want to share.
4. Select Share, and then choose where you want to share it.

Hope this helps.

Brad

and after i trim it i want to upload it to xbox live and the activity feed. and the problem is that is says that it cant recognize the game (where the clip is from) in order to upload it. to upload it the app needs to know which game the clip is from or
something like that i guess. but that information gets lost after downloading and editing... downloading works just fine... slip storage? i still upload clips from my xbox so that shouldnt be a problem...

well it appears that this problem isnt just resident evil clips...

i cant even upload or find the clips i just recorded for battlefield hardline....

they are not even on smartglass on my phone....

the rendering process on upload is fine but as it starts to upload you get the "sorry we cant upload your clip"

Hi Gary,

Do you take these clips on an Xbox One console or using the Game Bar on Windows 10 when recording your game clips?

Usually clips are uploaded automatically to Xbox Live once you take the clip but if it's not uploading go ahead and

restart your PC with a clean boot and start up just the Xbox App. Try to upload the clip again after the clean boot.

Make sure that the Xbox App is up to date by checking through the Microsoft Store and if that doesn't help look for the Xbox beta app and try uploading it through there.

Hey there Andy,

I'd be happy to provide some input.

Just to make sure, I would suggest you launch the Upload Studio app to confirm those clips were successfully uploaded to Xbox Live. This article

here explains how to do that.

This link will also help:
https://support.xbox.com/xbox-one/apps/upload-studio-sharing-clips

You'll be able to see the clips you made on the old Xbox that were uploaded to Xbox Live since you are using the same account that made the clips originally.

Once you confirm that the clips in question have been uploaded to Xbox Live, then it may be due to the clips not synchronizing to the app as you mentioned.

A
powercycle on the console may help to re-sync your Xbox, and the clips that are on the Xbox, to the Xbox Live Servers.

Let us know if any of that helps!