Is there a way to improve quality above Very High on the Console Companion app?

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anyway i dont have problem with the app(store or xboxapp) the problem is the quality of the local streaming

the local streaming using xboxapp + xbox series x is poor, both in cable(gigabit cable, router gigabit too)

when i do local streaming using xbox companion + xbox one x the quality is way better, plus the xbox companion app have option to show network stats(bandwidth, etc.) and theres an option for quality too ( low, medium, high and very high)

my post is to know why xboxapp doesnt work as xbox companion app, and why u guys didnt let xbox companion connect to xbox series consoles

the xbox companion works way better for local streaming, so my point is, make xbox companion be able to connect xbox series consoles, or make xboxapp local streaming have the option to change quality like companion ( low, medium, high and very high) and make it show network stats detailed like companion, it seems xboxapp keep changing quality to make it more responsive, but we r in local streaming, theres no point in auto quality, let me pick which quality i want to use, even if it consumes alot of bandwidth, its okay cuz its local network

i just tested it right now in xbox companion + xbox one x the bandwidth used is stable around 14Mbps, when using xboxapp + xbox series x the bandwidth reach the same 14mbps but its not stable, it descrease to like 2mbps (when quality get low) then increase again, over and over, so im pretty sure xboxapp has the quality set to auto, thats why the bandwidth isnt stable, thats why i asked for an option for local streaming where we can pick the quality like companion does

Here is a Xbox Support page on how to improve streaming quality on the Xbox Companion app.

https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/games-apps/apps-help/improve-game-streaming-performance

hi, have an Xonex and tried to streaming to my Surface with Windows 10 (screen resolution 2k) let me tell you that streaming destroy the quality (very high option) does not compare how it looks like on my 4k tv. hope that Xbox app improve that.

regards from chile

I updated the Xbox App Beta to version 22.23.11006.00000, and it seemed to fix the problem with the lag. There is still stuttering problems though. Some games stutter every 5-10 minutes, and other games stutter every 30 seconds.

Thanks for the heads up on that, when you tested this. What quality setting were you using to stream? Low, Medium, High, Very High? If you changed it to a lower setting did that help?

Xbox App Version: 22.23.11005.00000

Xbox App Beta Version: 22.23.11006.00000

Xbox Console OS Version: 10.0.143932123

Windows 10 PC Version 1607, OS Build: 14393.447

I have tested a few games on both the normal Xbox App and the Beta App, and both apps have the stuttering problem; neither of them have the lag issue any more. Both apps perform about the same(neither performs better than the other). The stuttering only
seems to happen on the very high quality setting. When I use the high, medium, or low quality setting the stuttering problem goes away. I have played these games previously in the past couple months on the very high setting, and they didn't stutter like this.

I have updated the Xbox App Beta to version: 22.23.18007.0, and it also has the same stuttering issue. Also, playing on the high quality setting actually does have some stuttering; it just doesn't happen as frequently as the very high quality setting.

Hi Jos158,

Thank you for posting on the Xbox forums. I'd be happy to answer that.

Unfortunately you cannot plug in the Xbox One into your laptop and use the laptop as a display. Also there is no app or program that would convert the HDMI port on your laptop to an input source rather than an output source.

Your only option would be to use the game streaming through the Xbox Console Companion app. I would re over these two support articles on how to improve streaming:

• How to use game streaming in the Xbox Console Companion app on Windows 10
• Improve game streaming performance when using the Xbox Console Companion app on Windows 10

I hope this helps!