#Connect your Xbox to your PC

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forest perch
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Is it possible to connect your Xbox to your desktop PC (HDMI or other) to completely remove the latency of the Xbox Stream?

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dusty hornet
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Yes, if your pc has a video capture card.

forest perch
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What's that ?

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I have hdmi ports

vale umbra
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no

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pc has only hdmi outputs from monitors and tvs etc. xbox and pc cannot connect with a hdmi cable the hdmi

forest perch
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okok and do you have any tutorials to do this ?

dusty hornet
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To do what? Said cannot.

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forest perch
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Any for now but I can buy one

dusty hornet
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Then I recommend ShadowCast. It’s affordable and easy. https://www.genkithings.com/products/shadowcast

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ShadowCast

Genki ShadowCast connects your favorite game console to the laptop. It allows your laptop to become a TV by converting HDMI output into a video stream that your computer can read without drivers. Once your game footage is on the laptop the possibilities are endless. Compatible all HDMI out devices including Nintendo Sw

forest perch
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well, thanks but i have another issue, my xbox is connected in displayport with my IIyama display, when i launch a game my screen crash, do you have any solutions @dusty hornet ?

dusty hornet
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Do you an adapter? Or did you break your Xbox? Because Xbox doesn’t have a DisplayPort

forest perch
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I have an adaptater

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When i'm in the homepage all works but when i launch a game that's crash

dusty hornet
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Sounds like it’s an issue with the game. Try a different game and/or reinstall the game.

forest perch
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don't work on any games

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but applications like edge or idk it works

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ah

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it's lagging too on the homepage

dusty hornet
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Could be a bad adapter if video is cutting out like that. Is the game crashing or the screen is going blank?

forest perch
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the screen is going black

dusty hornet
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Yeah. Definitely sounds like a bad adapter if the video is cutting out.

forest perch
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ah :(

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Do you have any recomendation for a new adaptater ?

dusty hornet
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I don’t. But I prefer HDMI to DisplayPort cable if you plan on replacing the adapter. But careful on the cable type, because some are one-directional. You want source HDMI and DisplayPort out.

forest perch
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I know but i have ony one HDMI port on my screen and it's for my desktop PC

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Or idk, if there is an multi HDMI adaptater or idk

dusty hornet
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Actually, adapters can be one-directional too. That might be your issue. So it’s working for some video, but once it jumps in resolution it cuts out.

forest perch
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uh

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so, i need a bidirectional thing ?

dusty hornet
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The switcher is a good alternative. I don’t know the brand, so you’ll have to check the reviews. I tend to avoid multiple connectors because it’s hard to find the point of issue. But if that’s what you have to do, then it’s what you have to do.

forest perch
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okok, thanks for your responses