Xbox app party glitch

Hey guys I recently broke my controllers headphone slot and I've been using the app to talk to my friends, and last night I accidentally muted my friend and went to bed. The next day I got on Xbox and the app then started talking to my friends then realised he
was muted I spent about three hours trying to figure out what went wrong. I tryed muting and unmuting but my xbox said was still muted anyone know a fix? I was using the phone version btw

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Shared app experiences! - App Parties for Xbox One apps

• Shared app experiences! - App Parties for Xbox One apps An Elaboration on possible implementation

Method 1: Use the Xbox One's Party system, and/or Skype (or Skype's Shared Desktop feature combined with Xbox Party Chat) to create synchronized app parties, perhaps termed 'Party View' or 'Shared View'
Method 2: Use the Xbox Live Cloud as a 'Dedicated Host' for Xbox One 'Party Apps' to create synchronized app parties, perhaps termed 'Party View' or 'Shared View'.

Again, treated similarly to Shared Desktops in Windows, where Party members can view, share and use 'any' Xbox app together in the Party Chat!

Here, perhaps, the Party leader alone (or other members also) can start an app and 'add/join' it into the Party for all members to see, hear and possibly even 'share control of' together.

Once added to the Party, 'Joined/Shared' apps are then viewed by each user in 'individually controlled' Windowed or Full Screen viewers from within the Xbox One Party itself or in a Viewer app running alongside the party window.

If a user is sharing something such as music to be listened to, each user can optionally place the 'Party View' into the background 'independently' or along with the party chat itself.

Whichever way, we'd refer to this as 'Party View' (a screen which is either 'part of' the Party Chat or an 'App Container' app running in tandem with the party.) Perhaps there could even be whiteboard-like meeting capabilities brought into the 'Xbox Shared app Experience' as well (Similar to such things we saw with the recently announced Surface Hub).

As touched upon in Method 2, perhaps to achieve this, Microsoft could deploy dedicated servers to handle loading the apps into Parties where there's 'instant sync' for all party members. However it's finally implemented, it should be fast and powerful, allowing members to truly share moments together with all Xbox One apps.

Here are a few visual examples to aid in attaining a more complete picture...

Xbox One Shared Apps - Promo



Xbox One Shared Apps - OneDrive



Xbox One Shared Apps - Xbox Edge




Perhaps you guys have other thoughts on how this could be achieved or you're happy with the idea as is... or maybe you have other thoughts on what you'd like to see with this feature if implemented? I'd really like to hear these thoughts and ideas!

You can also take this time to vote on this idea if you feel you'd also like to see it happen! Whatever the case, I'd definitely like to hear thoughts on this feature and possible things you'd use it to accomplish on the Xbox One.

 

Xbox Party Glitch

Hi,

Have you updated your controller since the most recent update? I'd advise doing that (with the headset connected) if you haven't already.

 

Hi there IRONSAINT22840,

If you are still seeing this happen let's reinstall the app on your phone. You will also want to try a full power cycle of the mobile device. On your console let's try a

quick factory reset then check if you are able to unmute your friend. Be sure to keep your games and apps installed when asked to do so. Please let us know if you are still unable to unmute your friend after trying those steps.

Thank you!