The game is released today, it was only put back a week.Game emailed that my Lego Marvel order was being processed earlier in the week and it is showing as shipped in my order tracking. Are they being a little premature or is it ready now?
Has anyone had issues with either the Youtube or Machinima apps?
They load fine, I can search without issue - everything updates as expected so I know there is a connection - but nothing plays..?
In addition my tiles don't appear to be updating with any pictures - they either appear solid green or grey. I assume they are live tiles so should update (like my win8 phone).
I did note that someone had this issue earlier in the thread and a hard restart sorted it. I tried this and it didn't make any difference. Everything works as expected apart from the appearance on the tiles.
The Youtube app worked fine last night for me, took a while to buffer but that might be my rubbish tinterweb
GIBURROWS said:Does the Xbone play MKV files?
The game is released today, it was only put back a week.
There doesn't seem to be a way to search through shared network files on the console like you could on the 360.
Not natively no. It lacks Media & DLNA support as it current stands.
The whole DLNA thing is quite hazy from what Ive looked into - the XO isnt DLNA certified unlike the 360 so it makes you wonder if it uses the protocol as part of PlayTo or not. Be good to see if you can connect a DLNA server thats not windows based to see if you can push media to the XO....Not strictly true. It supports DNLA but has no app to play files from NAS boxs etc
HOWEVER you can use an Tablet or smarthpone with an App like Skifta.
Select the your server as the source and the Xbox One as the playing device as the XBOX One and it will open up Xbox Video and play the files.
Works for everything I used to play on the 360 so far. Music Video and Pictures.
Not strictly true. It supports DNLA but has no app to play files from NAS boxs etc
HOWEVER you can use an Tablet or smarthpone with an App like Skifta.
Select the your server as the source and the Xbox One as the playing device as the XBOX One and it will open up Xbox Video and play the files.
Works for everything I used to play on the 360 so far. Music Video and Pictures.
I'm surprised how small this thing actually is, from what they where talking about I though it was going to be the size of my Amp receiver!
Alos just how quiet it is, quite the improvement, though putting my hand over the large vent at the top, their does seem to be a decent amount of heat coming from it, has anyone else noticed?
Fist holding the pad I wasnt sure, feels smaller, course you start a game and its like you always had it, really loving the triggers and shoulder buttons being so much larger, triggers feel like much better quality, and the feedback does actually really work in something like Forza, was hoping BF4 would have used these more when shooting, would be nice to feel that hit back on the trigger.
2 day live trial code here from the play and charge kit if anyone wants it
The whole DLNA thing is quite hazy from what Ive looked into - the XO isnt DLNA certified unlike the 360 so it makes you wonder if it uses the protocol as part of PlayTo or not. Be good to see if you can connect a DLNA server thats not windows based to see if you can push media to the XO....
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When you have your media playing this way, can you use Kinect voice commands to control it - pause, rewind, etc?I'm connecting to a Synology NAS and it works fine using the method I described, its an extra step but browsing for files is actually easier on the iPad so.......
I hope the sort out a proper app sooner rather than later though.