Issue Streaming video from Windows 8.1 to Xbox One

Xbox One is DNA and PlayReady compliant so you should be able to use applications that support these protocols to stream from your PC. In addition, Windows 8.1 directly supports playing video to the Xbox One using the Devices Charm. (Charms bar > Devices
> Play > Choose Xbox One). You must be in a video application on Windows 8.1 in order to work. This does not function with Desktop applications or previous versions of Windows. There are probably other applications out there that can enable this functionality
for non-Windows 8.1 operating systems.

I currently can't stream music from Windows 8.1 to xbox 360. I currently can stream video and photos from Win 8 computer to 360 no problem. Here is my problem with the music streaming: http://youtu.be/MWRw4M1vpG0

I didn't try this but you might use the 'play to' function on your windows 7 media center or windows 8.1 system to stream the video to your Xbox. Currently you can only watch videos which came from dvd, bluray or Xbox video directly on the box

Greetings

Xbox Video is not yet available on WP8 (but it was recently announced it will be very soon) and in order to watch from a PC you need Windows 8 or 8.1. Then you just go to the Xbox Video app and the purchase should be sitting there already, ready to be streamed
or downloaded (whichever is applicable).

Hi, I have recently upgraded my OS from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 Pro N.

I have installed Windows Media Feature Pack - still Xbox app is without streaming options.

I have also reinstalled Xbox App, with Powershell commands.

Still, no options to receive stream from Xbox One console to Windows 10