Problem of Vsync when i stream Xbox one to PC...

[quote user="Soldier on Duty"]I'm just wondering , specially 60fps on multiplayer, is it locked or will it fluctuate like they do PCs?[/quote]PC gamers disable vsync for the most accurate experience.



Consoles I would expect to lock the framerate whenever possible. It cuts down on the tearing that one sees when vsync is disabled on PC.

I always get a crash with the same exception code and referencing nvwgf2umx.dll whenever I try to stream if I have vsync forced to fast or adaptive vsync in nvidia control panel. If you force vsync setting, try changing to application controlled to see if
it helps with your issue.

I have this problem sometimes when I have been streaming my console to the pc without any problems suddenly it stops working.

I click remove next to the console on the streaming page and do a hard reset on my xbox and shut down my pc.

I then boot up my pc and turn my xbox on and search for the xbox on my pc on the streaming page of the companion app. This normally works for me.

Have you been to media player settings on your PC and 'allowed' your xbox one?

Open Windows media player. Click Stream and then click more streaming options from the drop down menu.

Make sure your xbox one is allowed access.



Another possibility is you have a PC firewall that is blocking access.

I used to have problem streaming to devices when I used to use Norton firewall.

I found something interesting at another forum:

"I've figured it out, though. It's not the HDD, it is actually capacitors screaming. I thought it occurred in game but with further testing that doesn't appear to be the case after all. For instance, the sound is audible in the main menu of the Xbox One
and stops the moment I start Forza 5. If it's a new issue, I imagine Microsoft disabled VSync in the UI in the latest update. This happens on PC's with dedicated graphics cards too when VSync is disabled, typically under the same conditions."

Here the link to the thread:
www.gpforums.co.nz/.../488899-Buzzing-Noise-on-new-Xbox-One

I think that could be the reason for the noise...?