Xbox to win10 streaming res?

[Serin]

Hey,

Wondering, does anyone know how the streaming will work between the xbox and pc when the screen of the is say 3440x1440 for example?
I've not been able to find anything. Assuming it'll just be a smaller box, but really not sure.

[TacticlTwinkie]

Why stream from a TV box to your gaming machine?

Halo with mouse and keyboard.

[Blebekblebek]

MS working on to keyboard&mouse support for xbox

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2951380/software-games/microsofts-working-on-keyboard-and-mouse-support-for-the-xbox-one.html

 

as for streaming, it's streaming.

 

usually you will stream at native resolution of the source machine

seeing it as it is, most likely 720/1080p

 

ofcouse with pc wide selection, I think you can choose what ever resolution you want to be, however mostly it will be upscaled/downscaled and stretched

[Serin]

Image will probably stretch to fit your non-standard resolution monitor, while maintaining aspect ratio. So expect black bars on the sides.

 

Why stream from a TV box to your gaming machine?

Cheers. Guess we'll find out when Halo 5 drops.

As to why.. Pretty much because I want to just stuff my xbox under a table and forget it exists aside from turning it on. 

[TacticlTwinkie]

torture some kids

This is why

[evilarceus]

I'd assume the highest setting would probably be 1080p. Haven't actually done testing.

[CyberneticTitan]

Image will probably stretch to fit your non-standard resolution monitor, while maintaining aspect ratio. So expect black bars on the sides.

 

Why stream from a TV box to your gaming machine?

 

It's a free recording solution that's much better than the DVR.

[TroubleKlef]

I wouldn't bother. Why put up with latency and horrible aim acceleration just to torture some kids?

 

I'd imagine the latency would be extremely low when streaming over ad-hoc.