Slideshow for OneDrive shared album.

DryerHickory159 · May 9, 2017

Is there any way to have a slideshow in the OneDrive App for Xbox One? I shared an album from my personal account to our family account in XBox. It's visible, every picture and video is displayed, but the status bar is always showing on top of each photo
while it's being displayed. I don't know if there is either a way to hide that upper bar, or to start a slideshow on a shared album in OneDrive. I went through the options displayed in the upper bar, but couldn't find anything like a slideshow option.

Any advice will be appreciated.

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DryerHickory159 · May 9, 2017

Slideshow in shared folder for the OneDrive App in XBox One

Is there any option to present a slideshow for an album shared in OneDrive? I shared an album from my personal account to our family OneDrive Account, to view it in XBox One. The album shows in XBox, and each photo and video works fine, but the upper status
bar is always visible. Is there any way to hide that bar or to start a slideshow with those pictures? I went through the options shown in that upper bar and couldn't find anything like that. I would like to know if that is available or, if not, it would be
a good thing to add in a future version of the app.

Thank you!

Mister Mascot · May 9, 2017

Slideshow in shared folder for the OneDrive App in XBox One

Hey there,

I actually responded to your other thread
HERE.

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Mister Mascot · May 10, 2017

Hey there DryerHickory159,

You'll actually want to use the Microsoft Photos app on the console. this will allow you to view pictures from your OneDrive account and do a slideshow on the console.

You may need to search for in on the Xbox Store, but once you install it and select the folder with the pictures. Press the menu button on your controller and you'll see the option.

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Mister Mascot

Hey there DryerHickory159,

You'll actually want to use the Microsoft Photos app on the console. this will allow you to view pictures from your OneDrive account and do a slideshow on the console.

You may need to search for in on the Xbox Store, but once you install it and select the folder with the pictures. Press the menu button on your controller and you'll see the option.

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Mister Mascot

Hey there,

I actually responded to your other thread
HERE.

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Victor Capo

Ditto here. Had to drive for an hour and a half and couldn't listen to any of my OneDrive albums. OF ALL THE DAYS for stupid OneDrive to go down! Jesus!

CrypticZer0

I went ahead and created a photobucket slideshow since it seems the forums do not like images at the moment so you may get the full context of implanted's original post.
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Implantedwall's Slideshow

(For whatever reason, when I went to edit back in the images that are missing or not showing on my end which was only the Quarian one from the original post I made, it ate it up even though the formatting and source link were correct. So who knows lol.)

Jadigafer7

I find that the upload to OneDrive function does not work properly in a lot of cases. To work around it I instead upload the capture to Xbox Live first and then I share it to OneDrive (same method as sharing through messages or to a feed, instead select
OneDrive as the shared destination). After I have confirmed the capture was properly "shared" (uploaded) to OneDrive, I delete it from Xbox Live and my Xbox.

Not exactly, the most user friendly work around, but it seems to do the trick.

Slideshow for OneDrive shared album.