Quick question, can I do Console streaming if I'm on a different internet connection from...

Hello maniacmaXXine,



To answer your question, your Xbox 360 console uses your internet connection differently than the way that other devices do. So, the fact that the other devices can connect has no bearing on your console's connection.



A network hardware reset is, typically, a quick way to remedy the issue. It only takes a few minutes, and it can make a world of difference.

@ LostKauz Good question. If you can stream your game from the cloud from any console, and play as your streaming, why install at all, assuming you have a good enough connection to support this? I heard that installs are mandatory. Why, if you could stream
from the cloud? That seems to make no sense.

I have Frontier as my only option for internet, so streaming anything is a hassle.

Just a quick question:

Do you have any other devices that connect to the internet, and are they connected and working properly?

Hello!

A few things you could try are removing the wifi connection from the Xbox and reconnecting it. There may also be something going on with the internet connection, in which it disconnects for a very short amount of time and then reconnects. You wouldn't
notice this when doing many activities such as streaming (because it buffers the stream ahead of time), but you would for something such as gaming online. This could caused from any number of things such as something with the Xbox, the Router, or your service
provider. The easiest ways to determine this is to either connect your Xbox to a different router (and a different internet connection if possible) to see if the problem persists, or likewise connect another Xbox to your internet connection.

Do you mean that I need faster internet for better local streaming ?

I'm streaming from Xbox to laptop, what does internet have to do with this ?