I'm in Beta and my ability to enable Game Streaming has disappeared (USA)

My issue has disappeared, I can now stream using the "devices, play" feature on any of my Windows 8 computers or tablet. Not sure if something was fixed or it just started working for no reason. Love the ability to control the movie from the tablet though.

Just so you know, the cheap HDMI to component cables/devices generally will NOT work on a signal that has HDCP (copy protection) enabled. I'm sure the Xbox One enables HDCP when you are using certain apps including TV, BluRay/DVD, Netflix, and probably most
of the streaming apps. I'm not sure it is enabled for games, but I've read claims that a bug causes it to be enabled until a reboot if you have run one of the HDCP-enabled apps... There are much more expensive devices (such as the HDFury products) that claim
to (and apparently can) strip out the HDCP and successfully convert HDMI to component. There are questions about the legality of doing so in the USA due to the DMCA.

It is not possible at this time. Hopefully a future update will enable the ability to pick and choose which audio streams to listen to.

make sure the xbox and the pc connected to the same router and go to the settings > preferences and enable (allow game streaming to other devices (beta) ) if you did that and it didn't work it's in the beta phase so there's some issues

When you say streaming can you clarify a bit so we can better help troubleshoot?

Are you talking about streaming to Mixer or Twitch?

Local streaming to the Windows 10 Console Companion App?

Streaming from the beta xCloud service on Android or iOS?

Streaming the beta remote Console Streaming on Android or iOS?

Or a different method?

Which ever it is will wildly change our ability to help, and where the best place to post might be. Let us know!