Streaming connection fail- Tried it all!

Just for the life of me cannot connect my Xbox one to my PC so I can start streaming games using OBS.

Before you read the rest you have to know that I've tried everything multiple times and in different combinations.

All of the research that I have done on google and forums and nothing's worked,

Unplugged internet for lengthy amount of time

Updated all Windows 10 to the most recent

changed the name of my xbox

entered the IP4 address multiple times including other IP address associated to my network

updated Xbox app to the newest

checked the time of my xbox and PC are the same

hard reset before everything on both PC and xbox togther

If you could please help me out with this I would be forever grateful as I've been working for days on trying to get this to work.

Thanks!

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Streaming on PC problem

Both my Xbox one and PC are connected to the same network thru wired connection. I used to stream Xbox One games to my PC without problems. All of a sudden, my streaming became unplayable.

-- Xbox one has no problems for network connection

-- PC has no problems for network connection

-- Start Xbox app on PC, the streaming is horrible. It says Network connection problems at the lower left corner. But it also shows that I have average 12- 17 mps streaming speed which should be very good.

-- Went back to test streaming quality, it lists all RED "X" and says wireless connection is not good for streaming. But I am using Ethernet connection on both Xbox and PC.

I tried to search the internet, it seems I am the only one having the issue. I tried my laptop and another "low spec" PC thru wire and wireless. The streaming works without any problem. It only happens to my main PC. I just don't know what to do. Can anyone
tell me what is my problem and can it be resolved?

BTW, I already tried reset and restart everything, Xbox one, PC, router, modem.... everything. Please help!

Thanks in advance.

 

having trouble setting up windows media center.

[quote user="NanoTechSoldier"]

Seeing how you "Tried" testing it, did you tune your media connection in Windows Media Center & see what the quality was & if "Network Discovery" was on in Advanced Sharing Settings in Control Panel..??

Also, be a champ & elaborate to everyone, how you Tried to turn Media Streaming off..????

[/quote]I didn't try to tune the media connection or anything. I loaded up the app, saw my library refresh (it was something like 8,000 items) and tried out a couple songs.

Turning off Media streaming is simple really. All you have to do is click the Block All button in Media streaming options and it's disabled.