That too lol. I like just about every aspect of the Xbox One over the PS4. I still enjoy the PS4 though.
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I don't have an xbox one yet but I am having a hard time envisioning how it could possibly integrate into my Time Warner Whole House DVR setup. Can anyone explain how this would work? I already have everything routed through my HK receiver and it's a pain to make sure that is on just to watch tv. Now I have to route it through my xbox too and have that on?
I'd need to hear some compelling ways that it would make viewing easier if I am going to put up with the extra headaches of switching everything on all the time.
Having said that....I do stream a lot of movies from my NAS that are mkv files and I use Netflix a lot so there are components of the XBOX one experience that I might use but I just don't really understand how this all works together at this point.
Anyone have any good links or references? Thanks.
I don't have a receiver, so my cable just goes through Xbox and then to TV. That allows the Xbox to overlay over the TV, or do the snap with the TV in a smaller box. The Kinect has the IR blasting (or you can get something external I believe) so that allows the Xbox to send the cable box the channel numbers to change to and whatnot.Nintendo Switch Friend Code: SW-7009-7102-8818Comment
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The HDMI goes through the Xbox, and the Xbox One has settings that'll enable you to say you have a receiver and have it automatically turn it on....
I don't have a receiver, so my cable just goes through Xbox and then to TV. That allows the Xbox to overlay over the TV, or do the snap with the TV in a smaller box. The Kinect has the IR blasting (or you can get something external I believe) so that allows the Xbox to send the cable box the channel numbers to change to and whatnot.?The Bulgarian Brothers - a story of two brothers (Oggy and Dinko) as they coach in the NCAA and the NBA.
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This is my opinion so don't take this the wrong way but I simply don't understand anyone who buys an Xbox One without the Kinect. My he Kinect is what makes the Xbox One unique. If you don't buy it with a Kinect then you're just buying a slightly inferior PS4. The only exception of course would be if all your friends game on Xbox Live and you have no choice.
Disagree 100% if you're only interested in playing games like I am. I will hopefully be buying an Xbox One for $280 before the year ends and I have no interest, desire or motivation to purchase Kinect. For me personally, that would be such a huge waste of money. Like I have said in the PlayStation 4 vs Xbox One topic, it's all about personal preference.
My preference is games, first and foremost. It's why I buy a gaming console. Currently, there's only one game I want to play for Xbox One which is Ryse: Son of Rome but Ori and the Blind Forest is coming soon with Quantum Break and Rise of the Tomb Raider being a year or so away.
Add in a game like Scalebound where im waiting to see actual gameplay and having both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One is the best way to go. Well, second best way. First would be owning PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Wii U.Comment
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Is there any benefit allowing the xbox to turn other equipment on if I have a universal remote?
I don't allow my xbox to do anything and wondering if I'm missing out on something since the remote does everything at the moment.
Our is it a feature for those who don't have one?Comment
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Is there any benefit allowing the xbox to turn other equipment on if I have a universal remote?
I don't allow my xbox to do anything and wondering if I'm missing out on something since the remote does everything at the moment.
Our is it a feature for those who don't have one?
So yeah no hidden benefits. Just convenience. If your remote can turn everything on with a single click then you arent missing much other than if you turn xbox on by voice you still need the remote for the other devices.Comment
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Did anyone try to watch a game last night with the NBA Game Time app? I tried watching a couple in-progress games and none of them joined the game in progress. I had to fast forward from when they began the feed to live action. I didn't see a choice to start from beginning or go to live or anything like that...just wondering if anyone else had the same experience or not.XBL & PSN: zasbury25Comment
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Did anyone try to watch a game last night with the NBA Game Time app? I tried watching a couple in-progress games and none of them joined the game in progress. I had to fast forward from when they began the feed to live action. I didn't see a choice to start from beginning or go to live or anything like that...just wondering if anyone else had the same experience or not."I've Altered The Deal..."Comment
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I used Right Trigger to FF through to get caught up...sucks that when I turned it on, the games I wanted to watch were late in the 4th and had to FF through 2+ hours to get to live action. The commercial they decided I needed to see every single time was NBA Live. Hopefully, they can get a fix for it b/c it makes switching between games a royal pain.XBL & PSN: zasbury25Comment
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I used Right Trigger to FF through to get caught up...sucks that when I turned it on, the games I wanted to watch were late in the 4th and had to FF through 2+ hours to get to live action. The commercial they decided I needed to see every single time was NBA Live. Hopefully, they can get a fix for it b/c it makes switching between games a royal pain.Comment
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Hmmm....I'm glad you posted this. I was considering buying League Pass on the XB1 after having it online last year. Even though I have a PC hooked up to my television, I still would have preferred having it through my cable provider for ease of use. If they don't get this fixed I just might go through Time Warner.XBL & PSN: zasbury25Comment
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Guy at the Target I was just at told me they should be getting the Sunset Overdrive bundle Sunday.....which is odd because I didn't think they were getting it at all lol. Sunday it is then....Patrick Mahomes > GodComment
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I just picked up one. It's a nice looking system.
Several Best Buys and a few gamestops had the bundle in my area.Comment
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Well to each their own but right now the ability to background stream music is the one of the most requested features. MS is losing a lot of money for their failure to provide it as a feature considering that Sony has done so (with their music service).
There are at least 10-12 games I've bought for PS4 due to this one reason. And any time I have a choice of buying a game on one system or the other this is the reason I choose the PS4.
MS needs to wise up and get that feature in pronto.
Now with Xbox one, it is a little annoying to have to have IE (for my music service) or media player snapped for DLNA/USB playback.
While I have no idea what is used to develop the dashboard, it is probably safe to assume they use a microsoft product. I have been a .NET developer for 8+ years now, and I understand there can be a lot involved to include a background player. However if they use something like WPF to design the layout of the dashboard, it would seem like they could simply add a button command to the snap center to "Hide" the snap window. It would set the visibility to collapsed so it would still be open/running, yet being collapsed would eliminate it from taking any window space.Comment
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