🎮 Xbox One Streaming to PC Windows 10 Xbox App Game DVR
11You CAN use Xbox 360 Controller with Xbox One. Not directly, but through PC \ Xbox app streaming.
You can use Xbox One controller connected directly to console or to PC.
Latency is awesomely low. Xbox app streaming is a step ahead of PCI Express HDMI capture card. And it is not dependent on quality settings. Which is weird… maybe this is bec capture is limited by 30 fps at 1080p, should try 720p @ 60 fps.
Streaming quality:
Low – average 3.3 mbps, very visible down sampling
Medium – average 5 mbps
High - average 9 mbps
Very High - average 14 mbps. It seems to be 1080p @ 60 fps with very good quality, while noticeably worse than captured image. I wonder how they managed to achieve it with no dedicated cpu…
Windows 10 Xbox App - Xbox One Streaming vs Capture
Windows 10 Game DVR \ Twitch
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How to use game streaming in the Xbox app on Windows 10
What is game streaming?
System requirements
How to start game streaming from your Xbox One to your Windows 10 PC
How to launch game streaming from the Connection panel
How to launch a game from the Xbox app
How to change streaming quality
Protected video
Using in-game chat and party chat
Game streaming is the ability to play Xbox One games remotely from your Xbox One console on any Windows 10 PC on your home network.
This feature allows you to leave your living room and play your favorite Xbox One games anywhere with access to your home network.
Game streaming uses the power of the Xbox One console to manage the game. Your Windows 10 PC becomes a remote second screen so you can roam freely around your home while continuing to enjoy your Xbox One console and games.
To take advantage of game streaming, you need:
Xbox One console: Game streaming must be enabled in Settings.
Windows 10 PC: You must be signed in to the Xbox app with the same gamertag as on the Xbox One console.
Network connectivity: The Windows 10 PC and the Xbox One console must be on the same home network. Options: ◦Wired - Ethernet connection (recommended for both PC and Xbox One console)
◦Wireless - 802.11 N/AC wireless connection
Note If a wired connection is not practical in your home due to the distance between your console and your home networking device, you can invest in either of two additional options that take advantage of the existing wiring in your home:
Powerline network adapters – These adapters allow you to use the existing electrical wiring of your home as a high-speed wired network.
MoCA (Multimedia over Coax) – These adapters allow you to use the existing coaxial cable wiring of your home as a high-speed wired network.
Enable settings on your Xbox One
To use Xbox game streaming, you must first enable game streaming from your Xbox One. To do this, go to Settings and select Preferences. Make sure these two settings are enabled:
Allow game streaming to other devices (beta)
The Preferences screen is displayed. Under SYSTEM & APP, the 'Allow game streaming to other devices (beta)' checkbox is selected.
Enable the SmartGlass connection From any SmartGlass device or Only from profiles signed in on this Xbox.
The Preferences screen is displayed. Under 'SMARTGLASS CONNECTIONS' the choice 'From any SmartGlass device' is selected.
The 'Connect to your Xbox One' window has the 'Connect automatically' checkbox selected for MyXboxOne. Underneath that is the 'Now Playing' display. It indicates what is now streaming from the Xbox One console.
Connect your console to your PC, as described previously. After you click on any Xbox One game in the Xbox app, you can initiate streaming from within that game hub. Just click Play from console in the upper-right corner of the screen.
Protected video and HDCP-protected content can't be streamed with game streaming. This includes protected HDMI television content as well as the content from many media applications.
Plug your USB headset (or microphone) into your Windows 10 PC or your chat headset into your controller before beginning game streaming. Your headset must be selected as the default playback and recording device on your PC. To access this setting, open Control Panel, select Hardware and Sound, and then select Manage Audio Devices.
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