What is with these Xbox Live storage limits?

Goth Vampirella · Feb 2, 2017

How much storage can your brain store? Its an intelligent question. Must be more than a billion TB's. xbox 1 utilizes over 300000 servers worldwide. xbox 360 only 15000 servers worldwide.

I have no clue what point you are trying to make. Shouldn't Xbox One have more cloud storage for users than Xbox 360 if there are 20 times the servers?
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More than likely smileskybird wasn't really making any point. I think he's like 8 or something. He usually enters threads and tells us what time it is, where he is, what room he's in, and how much memory his pc has, etc. He likes to just post I think.
These forums are pretty much dying and some of us who are left here are a little on the kwazy side. (me included) If you get a kwazy reply in a thread, just kinda ignore it. It's what I do. I'm also never sarcastic.

Daft Badger · Feb 2, 2017

Goth speaks the truth,but never sarcastically at all.(ok,i made that last bit up)

The xbox one has a lot more cloud storage than the 360 does.

Whoever told you that you only get 512mb was talking rubbish,you'd only be able to store about 3 game clips.

HippyTesla · Mar 8, 2017

I'm using the Game DVR feature on my Windows 10 PC via the Xbox App. It's the same Xbox One LIVE network, so it uses the same storage. It keeps failing to upload a 415 MB video at about 90%. I do have quite a few game clips and screenshots uploaded over
the past two years, but I never found a definitive answer to how much space we get for Game DVR on Xbox LIVE.

I guess Xbox One / Windows 10 cloud saves are game-dependent (like on Steam, every game has its own cloud space depending on the size of that game's save files) and not unified (like on Xbox 360 where you have 2 GB for
all games. But what about Game DVR storage? Is it fixed, does it matter if you have GOLD membership or how many games you have?

-{starlight}- · Aug 7, 2017

I have deleted everything & I still can't save anything.... anyone know a way to fix this?

NetPaddler · Oct 31, 2018

Once you have a youtube account you open the youtube app on your console & the option to upload your stuff from the dvr is there.

Pretty easy really.
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thanks!! this has been so annoying lately

son of stallone

I spent 4 hours watching and deleting videos last night. There has to be a better solution!

Daft Badger

Goth speaks the truth,but never sarcastically at all.(ok,i made that last bit up)

The xbox one has a lot more cloud storage than the 360 does.

Whoever told you that you only get 512mb was talking rubbish,you'd only be able to store about 3 game clips.

Goth Vampirella

How much storage can your brain store? Its an intelligent question. Must be more than a billion TB's. xbox 1 utilizes over 300000 servers worldwide. xbox 360 only 15000 servers worldwide.

I have no clue what point you are trying to make. Shouldn't Xbox One have more cloud storage for users than Xbox 360 if there are 20 times the servers?

More than likely smileskybird wasn't really making any point. I think he's like 8 or something. He usually enters threads and tells us what time it is, where he is, what room he's in, and how much memory his pc has, etc. He likes to just post I think.
These forums are pretty much dying and some of us who are left here are a little on the kwazy side. (me included) If you get a kwazy reply in a thread, just kinda ignore it. It's what I do. I'm also never sarcastic.

smileskybird

How much storage can your brain store? Its an intelligent question. Must be more than a billion TB's. xbox 1 utilizes over 300000 servers worldwide. xbox 360 only 15000 servers worldwide.

son of stallone

Don't you think saving them indefinitely is better? What if you made an awesome clip and you forgot about it and it was just deleted? That would suck. I usually clean it up once a week and it takes like a minute. Don't wait til you have a million videos.

And no, I used to find it easier for me to go in after my game and permanently save the clips I want to keep forever rather than delete way more videos than I intend to save.

What is with these Xbox Live storage limits?