See videos of my pc on my xbox one...

Have a read of this mate see if this can help you out
https://www.dignited.com/34281/how-to-stream-video-from-windows-10-pc-to-xbox-one/

I'd also recommend the following link since it's an official Xbox Support link that covers supported file types.

https://support.xbox.com/en-CA/xbox-one/console/media-player-faq

Here is another link that might help; although, some of it is already covered in that other one.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-ca...deo-content-to-your-xbox-console-using-playto

Personally, I would recommend using Plex. All you do is download and install
Plex Media Server onto your computer. Then, you can create an account (it's free), and select which folders you want Plex to see. It will not only recognize your files, but also provide the covers, rating, and description of everything.

Then, you can either download the Plex app on the Xbox One (which is also free), or stream your files to the Media Player app.

Once you have it all setup, you just go over to your Xbox and select the Media Player app, and then it should not only show your
Plex server, but also all your media categorized into your
specific folders.

Have a read of this mate see if this can help you out
https://www.dignited.com/34281/how-to-stream-video-from-windows-10-pc-to-xbox-one/

Hello Auger,

We thank you for bringing this inquiry to our forums community, and understand that this concerns how to stream videos that are on your PC to your Xbox One console.

There are a couple of ways to do this, you can choose to connect your PC to the same network as the Xbox One console, and the media player app will allow you to choose your PC as a player type and therefore allow access to your PC files, or you can also
move those files to your OneDrive as mentioned by Vondiehmon, and play those videos through the OneDrive option within the media player app.

Another method would be to save those files to a USB drive, or an external hard drive, and then insert that into one of the USB ports on your Xbox One console. You can find more information regarding the media player through our
Video, photo, and audio on Media Player for Xbox One FAQ.

Try these for us and then let us know the results.

Best wishes!

You could also try placing the videos in you OneDrive and playing them from there on the Xbox One.

I'm unable to stream video from my PC to the Xbox One. I purchased 3 Xbox 360's and could stream video from my PC to all of them. Now my PC can't even see the Xbox One on the network and the Xbox One Video player doesn't see the PC. For a machine that
is supposed to be a multimedia powerhouse and be the "One" box to connect to your TV, this is a huge oversight and disappointment.

Anyone know how to get this to work? I want to view shared videos and images over the network and view them on the Xbox One.