Xbox Remote Play Pixelated Motion

You may not notice the motion blur of an interlaced format very much but you'll notice it more than you would notice a drop in pixel resolution.

The human eye itself has 2 different kinds of photoreceptors that deal with different kinds of light and motion.

Humans have about 120million of these

Even if we were to compare these to pixels then there would still be about 40 million "pixels" in each eye, considerable more than there are in a 4K tv.

Appears to be streaming in HD to me. Got a little pixelated during an shows opening sequence where there was a lot of motion and color. Other than that, looks like 1080 to me.

Kinect 2 needs to be practical. There's nothing remotely practical or intuitive about removing controllers. It just limits what can be done with the technology.

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By far the most impressive motion tech out there imo is the PS Move. Yet, paradoxically, it's also the shittiest as it has eff all worth playing on it. Whereas the most basic motion kit out there has the best games.

I have the same issue, I am hardwired for both Xbox and PC- I remote play in the same city. But the pixelation blocking is horrendous- I've tested my networks and have met and exceeded the requirements for remote play (According to Microsoft's own Proprietary tests in app). My latency has very low jitter and averages 15-35ms per Pingtest.com, SO I still do not understand why typically launching remote play on my laptop through the xbox app has such a hard time. I hope this issue is being looked into, I know cloudgaming works fine typically suffering only in terms of input lag. But through the xbox app on both my phone and laptop- i find remote play to suffer greatly in terms of picture quality. To the point of unplayability, we need real solutions!