Xbox app in W10 in-home streaming question

Dark Mage 72 · Apr 5, 2016

Is streaming from W10 Xbox app to W10 Xbox app going to be supported in the future?

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Acid2499 · Apr 5, 2016

Xbox One W10 Streaming.

Hello. I am having a problem getting my Xbox One streaming to my W10 computers. I have tries wireless and wired, different switches, and different locations around my house. When I go into the W10 app I can see my Xbox One activity for a second then the
app just locks up I even took just the Xbox and a Windows 10 laptop and put them on a single 5 port GB switch with no other network traffic, and still no dice. By all accounts it should be working, but it's not. Any ideas?

topvarr · Apr 5, 2016

"game streaming is turned off on your xbox one. To turn it back on, go to your console and open settings > preferences"

Hi All,

Just got W10 update for my XB1, i am trying to stream my xbox to my PC. Xbox is connected and everything on the same network. However, everytime i go to stream games this error appears "game streaming is turned off on your xbox one. To turn it back on, go
to your console and open settings > preferences".

Obviously i checked my xbox one and there all streaming settings are enabled. I didnt find anything online regarding this and its really frustrating as i just want to play in my office.

I am running W10 home N and i also installed Media Feature Pack.

hope someone can help!

nicholas

BroHammersley · Apr 6, 2016

Hey Dark Mage 72,

You'll find the latest news and announcements on the Xbox Wire:

Xbox Wire - Your source for news, information, product releases, events, sports, entertainment & exclusive content relating to Xbox

In general this is not the best place to find information about upcoming features or support .

~Hammer

BroHammersley

Hey Dark Mage 72,

You'll find the latest news and announcements on the Xbox Wire:

http://news.xbox.com/

In general this is not the best place to find information about upcoming features or support

.

~Hammer

ChavasRegal

If you have the Wireless Display (Preview) app installed on the Xbox one (installed when joining preview program) then you can project your w10 PC screen to it, I've used it to stream HD videos from my tablet, but have never tried it with
a BD, if they are home made then the protection that would normally prevent it from being streamed should not be in place.

Let us know how you get on.

Arsenic Indigo

Could it be so slow because I'm using the XBONEX via streaming? The W10 Xbox App was minimized for a while and when I restored it, I briefly saw a download rate of about 80MBps. When I restored the app the speed went back down to 1.5MBps.

My internal network is all wired and 1GBps, so that's definitely not the issue. Could it be the XBOX app is the root cause for this? Can't see why because the streaming rate is 3MBps, but it does seem odd. When streaming games via Xbox app, I get in excess
of 20MBps though. Microsoft?

TheVet96

Could it be so slow because I'm using the XBONEX via streaming? The W10 Xbox App was minimized for a while and when I restored it, I briefly saw a download rate of about 80MBps. When I restored the app the speed went back down to 1.5MBps.

My internal network is all wired and 1GBps, so that's definitely not the issue. Could it be the XBOX app is the root cause for this? Can't see why because the streaming rate is 3MBps, but it does seem odd. When streaming games via Xbox app, I get in excess
of 20MBps though. Microsoft?

I would definitely stop all streaming services and just download the game and then confirm the download speed increase/decrease for the results minus the streaming.

DominumStige

Hi!

Have you checked that W10 is properly
updated?

Also try to verify another possible access (from a different device) and log out. Then try logging in to the

Xbox Console Companion again.

Xbox app in W10 in-home streaming question