Microsoft is making Community tournaments directly available from Games Hubs, and adding "What's new," "What's hot" and "Top posts" filters for Club Feeds. Edge in Xbox April Update Changes to Clubs, Games Hubs, and Tournamentsįinally, there are some changes to Clubs, Game Hubs, and tournaments on Xbox One.
You also can mute tabs, autofill forms, download and uploads pictures, music and videos from the browser via the File Explorer app. The browser now looks more like it does on PC and mobile, and you can see your history and favorites more easily. Microsoft Edge has been on Xbox One for a while, and it finally gets a facelift with the April Update. Other improvements in this area include a new input learning mode where the Narrator on Xbox One will repeat the name of a button you press it. This is perfect for those who stream music when gaming.Īs for Ease of Access, Microsoft says they've made improvements to Narrator so volume can be adjusted independently from system volume. Along with some new spatial system sounds, you should now notice that you can selectively balance game audio against background music in the Guide. Audio and Ease of AccessĪlso new in the April Update are some new Audio and Ease of Access settings. This makes the Xbox UI easier on your eyes especially if you're up late at night, or if you're a gamer with a disability.Ĭaptures and Personalisation. To tie in with that, also new is the ability to switch between light and dark themes based on the time of the day and a new high-contrast theme. Your Xbox One will automatically add hashtags and the title of the game when you share as well, so sharing your captures is now more personal. This is a nifty feature that allows shared captures to display directly in your Twitter feed instead of showing up as a link.
The third major change in the April update is the ability to share captures screenshots and clips directly to Twitter. Getting to Mixer on Xbox One Captures and Personalization The company is also making it easier to start Mixer broadcasts by enabling it from more places in the Xbox One UI. With this feature, you can share control of your game with your viewers on Mixer and create a more interactive experience. Next up, Microsoft is introducing a "share controller" option for Mixer streamers on Xbox One. The options can be found under the video options from the Settings menu on your Xbox One (seen below.) Video Settings New features for Mixer In the April Update, Microsoft has added support for Auto Low-Latency Mode, variable refresh rate output to AMD Radeon FreeSync and FreeSync 2 compatible displays, and support for 2560 x 1440 (1440p) resolution for games and media.
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