Some AMA (Ask Microsoft Anything) on IGN: http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/08/05/ask-microsoft-anything-about-xbox-one
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About time. They should have done this back at E3. Some good questions there. Looks like this will be done every Monday too. Hopefully somebody asks them about how 360 & XB1 will be able to interact & communicate with each other. And how will the 360 work while connected via the HDMI Input on the XB1.
Tommy McClain
Oh come on now... Please tell me your joking.
Nope. Sometimes asking the same old tired questions gets kind of boring especially when they're not ready to talk about certain things just yet.
Tommy McClain
http://www.polygon.com/2013/8/5/4591972/xbox-one-game-dvr-720p-30-fps
Xbox One Game DVR at 720p 30 fps.
That sucks
It's probably fine for most people, and most games too, but I just upped my live stream channel from 30 fps to 60 fps and the difference was quite substantial.
I don't think I'll revert to 30 fps if the game handles 60.
Shame they don't do 60.
Xbox One Game DVR at 720p 30 fps.
That sucks
It's probably fine for most people, and most games too, but I just upped my live stream channel from 30 fps to 60 fps and the difference was quite substantial.
I don't think I'll revert to 30 fps if the game handles 60.
Shame they don't do 60.
http://www.polygon.com/2013/8/5/4591972/xbox-one-game-dvr-720p-30-fps
Xbox One Game DVR at 720p 30 fps.
That sucks
It's probably fine for most people, and most games too, but I just upped my live stream channel from 30 fps to 60 fps and the difference was quite substantial.
I don't think I'll revert to 30 fps if the game handles 60.
Shame they don't do 60.
YouTube doesn't even do 60fps so unless someone is downloading your video directly, you're never going to see that frame rate.
Many DVRs allow you to connect external hard drives to add space, more than likely they will have similar capabilities.
right. its a video replay.
Evidently Xbox doesn't use HDCP on games, so you'll be able to use video capture devices hooked up to the Xbox One just like you could on Xbox 360. Not sure if it will be totally necessarily now that they have game DVR & Twitch.TV support unless of course you would rather post to a different site.
Tommy McClain
http://kotaku.com/you-can-use-video-capture-devices-on-xbox-one-but-what-985846898Microsoft said:
https://twitter.com/AceyBongos/status/363990113962831872Graeme Boyd said:
Tommy McClain
Don't believe so. Might want to try sending it to IGN's Ryan McCaffrey & maybe it will be included in next week's Q&A.
Tommy McClain
For what its worth, they did confirm that the HDMI output will not have any HDCP on it for playing games, so you can connect a digital capture device to get 1080/60p if you need it.
Why limit yourself to youtube? Twitch supports it.
http://www.4players.de/4players.php...erungen_den_Preis_und_den_Stromverbrauch.html
14 watts seems like a lot?
I assume this would fall afoul of all the regulations and must be a limited time state (IE, a certain amount of time before/after gameplay). shame, i assumed waiting for "Xbox on" would be a constant state.
14 watts seems like a lot?
I assume this would fall afoul of all the regulations and must be a limited time state (IE, a certain amount of time before/after gameplay). shame, i assumed waiting for "Xbox on" would be a constant state.
That seems entirely expected - there are a few notes:
- the proposal from the console manufacturers to the EU hinted at the figures above. (0.5-1W usage in standby, with an exception of 15/20W for "NUI" in every mode).
- a device which is described as 'always network connected' would have simply been excluded from the console regulations in the EU and US.
Anyway, I don't think greenpeace et al. are going to be particularly impressed.
The answer that they gave isn't clear with regards to what the 14W state is.
To me, the phrase " When it’s ready to respond to “Xbox On” " implies that it's in a lower power state prior to picking up that phrase.
You only need to keep the mic active and enough processing to process speech in order to detect a key phrase, "Xbox On" in this case so the processing required is low. What the next command will be will require more compute to analyze so additional processing resources maybe required.
To me, the phrase " When it’s ready to respond to “Xbox On” " implies that it's in a lower power state prior to picking up that phrase.
You only need to keep the mic active and enough processing to process speech in order to detect a key phrase, "Xbox On" in this case so the processing required is low. What the next command will be will require more compute to analyze so additional processing resources maybe required.
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