Xbox one dashboard twitching

Actually with the Xbox One Twitch app viewers can't see you navigate the dashboard, it pauses the stream when you back out of the game and they also cannot see your messages, notifications or snapped apps. If the game happens to crash, it completely stops
the stream as it seems to be directly tied to the game you're streaming and not the console itself.

I've had a lot of personal experience with the Xbox One Twitch app which is complete trash. I now use a capture card to my PC and run OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) which shows all activity on the console, like dashboard navigation and messages. Also if
the game crashes the stream continues to run.

You can also set constant keyframe intervals, bitrate and resolutions which again the Xbox One Twitch app can't do. Well I mean there are settings for a few of those things, but when you check the Twitch dashboard the app really doesn't do its job.

Yeah Twitch is still usable but you now have to open the game you want to stream, then open the twitch app, then in the twitch app you have to click broadcast. its extremely irritating.This whole update is just ridiculous. You cant even split an app anymore,
one of the main reasons i even got the xbox one. And the new dashboard is garbage. I never have even heard of Beam to top it off.

The twitch app has been allowing you to stream from the Xbox One since the app was released on the platform. It was never removed. Mixer was later integrated in the Xbox dashboard to give more choice to the consumer.

Problem is fixed.

Had to...

- uninstall the twitch app

- delete safed twitch-data from the console

- reinstall the twitch app

- reset my stream key via the twitch dashboard (website)

- reconnect the twitch app with my twitch account

After that I got my new recommendation for high quality settings.

Hope this helps others, if having the same problem.

Try the following:

1. Go to www.twitch.tv/.../connections and disconnect your Xbox One from twitch

2. On your Xbox One dashboard, highlight twitch and press start button (the one with the lines on it to the left of the X button). A menu will pop up. Select 'manage app.' Move to the right under 'Saved Data' and delete that from 'everywhere.' Then 'Uninstall
twitch.'

3. Turn off your xbox by pressing the button on the box.

4. Phsyically unplug your Xbox One's power cord from the socket.

5. You need to 'drain' the remaining power from your Xbox One. To do this, just press your finger over the the power button area on the console for 30 seconds

6. With your Xbox One still unplugged, go to your Twitch dashboard on the Twitch website. From there, on the top right you will see 'Stream Key.' Select that. it will say 'Anyone can use this key to broadcast to your channel so do not to show it on video.'
and with have a button 'Show Key.' Click that and reset you stream key.

7. Now you can plug your Xbox One back in and power it up. Then you need to Install Twitch Again.

8. Launch Twitch on your Xbox One and go to 'Log in.'

9. It will give you the Key for you to punch in at
http://twitch.tv/activate. It will tell you if it was successful or not.

10. Load the game you are going to broadcast before you snap twitch. This gives the Xbox One a chance to load and everything should sync properly.

11. When you are ready to broadcast, make sure your Kinect cam is up and running as well as your actual game feed. I.E. make sure your preview screen is fully loaded and running.

12. You are ready to broadcast.