Xcloud Console Streaming Confusion

I'm confused about this

So what seems to be the consensus here is that Remote Play is identical to Xcloud so if a game is not on xcloud, then it cannot be streamed from the console?

I was under the impression that you could start a game on your console, open the Xbox App on your PC and then stream the game directly across your home network. As it's being streamed from the console, it doesn't need installing on PC therefore wouldn't matter if there was a PC version or not?

Seems my knowledge of consoles is woefully inadequate.

Im confused why are you running the game from your pc to your console ?

Dont you mean stream from your console to your pc?

Fallout 67 isnt a xcloud title

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It could be that Microsoft could be about to make us pay for a feature previously allowed for FREE!!...

You are confusing the xCloud service with streaming locally.

Xcloud allows you to stream games you do NOT own to your console. You basically "rent" access to the games which run on server hardware somewhere in the cloud, and stream the video feed to any device that supports xCloud. Be it your home console, your tablet,
smartphone or whatever. It's like Google's Stadia or what Sony does to bring backward compatibility to some Playstation games.

This is vastly different to the home streaming that allows you to stream the video feed from your console that plays the games you "own" to a device that supports local streaming.

Unless you are trying to allow thousands of people to access your own console from the internet to stream your games to them, you are not doing anything similar to xCloud.

So don't make up some crazy conspiration theory like "Microsoft is taking away our streaming, so we have to pay to use xCloud"

That's odd and confusing because the Xbox site doesn't mention that at all. https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-streaming/project-xcloud

again

XCLOUD WORKS FINE!

CONSOLE STREAMING IS NOT WORKING!

What do i need to do to console stream?