lampe hue [Translation - hue lamp]

Hiya!

Paul from the Xbox Forums Team here to assist with the question, it would seem you'd like to connect your lamps to the console and use the application to have it match the movies and games you would play. Unfortunately at this time the application you mentioned
is only being supported thru the Windows 10 PC. What I recommend doing is checking out the application developers website and see if they have any plans on bringing it to the Xbox One. I hope the information I provided was helpful in answering your question.

Happy Gaming!

Paul Xbox Forums Team!

Try performing a hard reset. ....

How exactly is a hard reset supposed to help the OP decide if the 3rd party Hue app is able to control his Hue lamps in sync to gameplay on his console?

On the Xbox, you can't sync your lights to games with this app. On the Xbox, each game and app run in separate virtual machines, and can't know of each other.

In order for the Hue Dynamic app to sync your Hue lights to the action on screen in a game, the app needs to "see" what's on screen, either via a camera or via a capture app. Both options don't work on the Xbox One.

If you want to experience the effect of Hue being synced to your gaming, you can get the game "Chariot", which supports Hue lights natively in the game itself
without the need for an app.

The Hue Dynamic app on the Xbox One simply allows you to control your Hue lights manually, or to start a scene that was added to your Hue hub. But for game syncing, you will have to use it with games you play on your PC.

P.S.: I own Hue Lights, and can confirm that the app only allows you to control your lamps manually or via set scenes. No game syncing is possible on the Xbox One, but Chariot with Hue support in a dark room is really fun.

You're gonna have to teach uneasy all those hip memes you drop all the time. He needs help with his gamer cred. Hue hue hue!

Thanks Ronin. I thought might be the case.