Slow Upload Speed (Remote Play)

I'd like to know an answer to this question also. Same thing is happening to me.

I have Comcast Extreme 105 down/25 up speed. Getting full 105+ download speed on the Xbox and my PC but only about 3 Mbps upload on the Xbox even though PC speedtest is showing the full 25.

When I try to Twitch stream, it can barely handle broadcasting in SD, even though I clearly have the speed to be able to do full 1080p HD if the Xbox One would allow my full upload speed to work.

Hi there parabolic zen, thanks for reaching out and providing that info.

Let's have you try running through the steps in our
slow network performance guide to see if they can be of help.

In addition to that, let's see if we can eliminate any packet loss you're experiencing by following the suggestions on

this page under "You have high packet loss". While your packet loss is not high, any packet can contribute to issues over Xbox Live.

Let us know if that helps.

Hi Racer,

Thanks for reaching out to the forums. We understand you are having slow speeds while downloading. We recommend trying the guide for
slow game or app installation. Please let us
know how it goes.



Thanks,

Brad

Yes, the speed is absolutely hindering the online play. When streaming live to Mixer we are experiencing poor resolution and blackouts due to slow upload speeds on the Xbox.

Hello IreaL L, My name is David. I am an independent advisor, happy to help you today.

First of all, let's check if the Xbox console is in the list to enable remote play. Check your network connection, Xbox wireless controller connection, and console settings to see if you can control and play Xbox games with the Xbox app on a Windows or mobile device.

Internet connection
NAT type:
A green check mark means that the Open NAT criteria are met.
A yellow exclamation point means that the moderate NAT meets the criteria. For an optimal experience and a reliable connection to your console, you want an Open NAT type.
A red X means you have strict NAT. It must be Open or Moderate if you want to connect to the console from outside your home.

The quality of your remote playback experience depends on the upload speed of your network. An upload speed of at least 4.75 Mbps is required, but 9 Mbps or faster is optimal for the best remote gaming experience.

A green check mark means your speed is greater than 9 Mbps and is optimal for remote use.
A yellow exclamation point means your upload speed is at least 4.75 Mbps but less than 9 Mbps. Your network may be too slow for high-quality remote gaming outside your home.
A red X means your network is not fast enough for remote play outside your home. (You may need to contact your Internet Service Provider to increase your upload speed.)

For more information on how to solve the problem, go to the following link
https://support.xbox.com/help/games-apps/troubleshooting/troubleshoot-remote-play-gaming

Best regards.