Remote play limitations

XxXDeadOwlXxX · Oct 21, 2020

What are rhe overall limitations on IOS? For instance am i limited to my home network or anywhere that i can get a stable 5g or wifi connection away from my console? Or anything else really?

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wi7bit

Hi XxXDeadOwlXxX

The remote play option on the new iOS Xbox app will work wherever you have a signal (Wi-Fi or 5G) and you don't need to be on the same network as your Xbox.

If you are connecting to Wi-Fi, it's recommended to use the 5Ghz band. Especially if you are connecting a controller to your device using Bluetooth.

Hope that helps!

[Farscape]

well i don't think anyone is sure yet, as they are having to go through the web browser instead because apple are apple. I have no idea how it will work or even if it will work.

ngocphi

The controls are remapped on cloudplay on certain games

Vs remote play it requires a normal.controller

Touch screen isn't supported on remote.play on the old Xbox 360 but that was limited to. smart glass which allows your phone to be used as a mouse .not a second screen

Magaman-8B232765-380

This is a limitation of the Xbox One, you have to use your remote for cable box menu functions such as On-Demand and setting recordings.

NonSportsGirl

The reason I prefer the 360 over the One for DVD playback is the media remote. The one for the 360 can operate my TV and DVD playback. By contrast the One media remote is very limited and parts only work when pointed at the Kinect.

Also what utter nonsense that the One is not designed for DVD playback. if it were not then it wouldn't even be able to play them, as it wouldn't have the diode in the drive.

Remote play limitations