Xbox Series Remote Play Windows 11 = Blurry and blocky, How to change resolution and bitrate?

Hello dear Gamer, first it's a pleasure to be able to help you today.

My name is Vinicius.

I am a gamer and independent advisor on the XBOX community platform.

Hey merdeka, how are you today? Hope you're well.

Those issues are happening to a lot of users indeed. I was able to isolate this issue, and it has been happening only on the Series X|S consoles. Not even on the One models happens.

There's nothing to do with the network I believe, since I've done some tests on the older versions of the consoles and used PC and mobile to try to stream, and the same happens on both series S and X that I have.

I do think it's a software issue within those consoles. I've reported this issue on insiders' hub already.

When there is fast camera movement the screen becomes a bit blocky at times. Maybe if I could change the bitrate it might fix this?

Extreme example:

http://imgur.com/a/t8miJ

Xbox series S and X have some (hopefully known) bug that causes this.

My use case for remote is 80% local and 20% remote.

I have a PS5 that works extremely well for this.

My LAN is 1000/1000 wired to the consoles and 866/866 wireless to the client (tested on iPad, Samsung s7+ tab, windows PC)

Internet is gigabit fiber and usually sits between 700-900 mbps up/down

I got a series S a short while ago and faced the same issue on LAN.. android and iPad were very low resolution and blocky (probably 800X600)

Windows client was a little better . Perhaps 1366x768.

On the bright side , Lag was excellent with minimal latency between controller input and action.

Assuming this to be an issue with the weaker hardware on series S, I got a series X but same problem.

Internet test on the console shows 800-900 down, 500-600 up but latency is marked in yellow (probably because I am in India and I think the closest server is in Singapore).

None of this should have had any impact on LAN remote play - but I suspect even LAN play is routed via the Internet

Thanks for replying. I'm glad I can remote play without a monitor, since when its HDMI plugged in, the resolution is restricted to that of my 5-year-old 1080p TV!

With the Xbox One being listed on my account, I think I misworded it. I get weekly activity reports that say I play on Windows 10 and an Xbox One, which are both wrong. I don't actually own any Xbox Ones. All I have is a Series X and a 360, and I use Windows 11 on my PC.

Hi. My name is Brilliant and I am happy to assist you today.

Your ingest bitrate is the amount of data you send to Twitch when you stream. A higher bitrate takes up more of your available internet bandwidth. If your bitrate is too low for the resolution and framerate settings you've selected, you may find that your image quality suffers. Conversely, too high a bitrate may cause issues with buffering or dropped frames for your viewers, or with your own bandwidth.

For more information on the above you can kindly visit: https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/br...ry.-,Bitrate,that your image quality suffers.

For recommended bitrate settings that have been tested to optimize video quality without wasting bandwidth you can visit: https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/broadcast-guidelines?language=en_US#recommended

I hope this helps resolve your query.