Xbox Streaming Lags With very good Internet connection

Player407258533 · Mar 4, 2019

Hello,

I have this issue when I try to use the app for streaming from my Xbox one. The Xbox and the pc are both connected to internet with cables (not wifi) and my internet speed is pretty good, 90 mbps download and 20 mbps in upload. My pc is new, it has a GTX
1080 graphic card, an AMD Ryzen 7 and 16 GB of RAM. Still, if I try to use the app and stream the game with OBS, for example, on Youtube, the game lags very often at "Low Quality"! And even if I'm not using OBS, I can never use "Very High Quality" cause the
game freeze or lags often.

There is a way to fix this issue?

Thank you very much!

:)

XBF Leo G

Hello!

Thank you for keeping us updated. Since the stream is being broadcasted through OBS and YouTube, we recommend reaching out to the support teams for those programs. The Xbox app utilizes

Mixer to stream your games. If Mixer was being used, we would be able to provide more support options. There may be some settings with OBS or YouTube that are affecting the quality of the stream. We hope this helps!

DarthLegacy905

If you're having issues with that good of internet, it may not be your internet, it may be the services for the app itself. are you using twitch or mixer?

Player407258533

thank you for your answer, I stream on Youtube. I use the Xbox app and I catch the game window with OBS and then I stream it to Youtube from OBS itself. When I stream games from Steam I can get the game setted on Ultra in all setting and I'm able of stream
at 1080p60fps, when I try to use the Xbox App I always need to decrease the quality to Low and I see the game laggy and pixelated but the stream itself on the YT works fine. When I had my old PC I thought was the CPU that coudn't handle it but now is not
that the problem for sure. (I hope my english is ok I'm not a native speaker, sorry)

Internet Expert

So as long as the Xbox and the PC are connected to the same local network (your house's internet), you can stream the Xbox to your Windows 10 PC.

For the best connection with the LEAST amount of input lag, both the Xbox and PC should ideally be connected to the router via ethernet cable.

sámoSamek

Hey guys!

I was wondering what you guys and gals are more interested in when it comes to xCloud.

Personally I care very little about cloud streaming at the moment, though that might change in the next 10 years when the tech improves, internet connections get better (hopefully) and data caps are being increased on cellular connections. What I am excited
about is console streaming though - whilst that is also very dependant on internet connection quality I can currently play on my partners PS4 Pro (which is one country to the west, about 700km away) with PS Remote Play with good quality and relatively low
lag - on my laptop, on my phone or on tablet. Just connect my Dualshock and I'm good to go.

So with xCloud coming I'm mostly excited about being able to do the same with Xbox and not just in the same network via the Windows companion app or Onecast (which is expensive if you have to pay for it on multiple platforms).

Anyone else in the same boat? Or are most of you looking forward to cloud streaming without depending on your own Xbox?

Xbox Streaming Lags With very good Internet connection