With the Xbox One April 2018 update, you can now access Tournaments directly from Game Hubs, which means that you don’t have to be a member of a club to start or join a tournament. Microsoft is also introducing a few tweaks to Tournaments. Instead, the stream will show a pause screen to viewers until you’re ready to continue. Using this new functionality, you can share the entire controller (except the Xbox button), and a viewer can take control through the on-screen gamepad or plug a controller into their device.Īlso, as part of the April 2018 update, broadcasts will no longer stop when you switch games. If you’re a Mixer streamer with the Xbox One April update, you’ll get a new option allowing you to share the controller with a Mixer viewer through. Additionally, it’s now possible to mute tabs, read aloud, and autofill. The downloads will also be accessible with the File Explorer app.
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The Favorites and History experience has been tweaked making it simple to return to websites.įurthermore, you can now download and upload pictures, music, and videos from Microsoft Edge on the console. The version of Microsoft Edge for the console has been updated to make it easier to navigate with a controller. PersonalizationĪlthough you’ve been able to switch between light and dark themes on your Xbox One, you can now configure your Xbox personalization settings to change themes automatically based on the time of day (sunrise and sunset in your location). In addition, the sound settings on Home and Guide have been redesigned to support spatial audio. On audio, you can now selectively adjust game audio against background music using the Guide and press “A” on the app to see the additional options. Xbox One S and Xbox One X will also support high dynamic range with AMD Radeon FreeSync 2.Īdditionally, it’s now possible to share captured screenshots and clips to Twitter. In addition, this feature update introduces support for AMD Radeon FreeSync, which is a form of variable refresh rate that helps to reduce input latency and minimize display stuttering, delivering a smooth visual gameplay experience. (1440p support will be available for Xbox One S as well as for Xbox One X only.) Xbox One 1440p settingsĪll versions of the console are also getting Auto Low-Latency Mode (ALLM), which is a feature that notify a compatible display when you’re playing a game, allowing the display to switch to its low latency video mode (or game mode).
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Nowadays, it’s the resolution of choice for PC gamers as it provides steady high-frame rates instead of focusing on 4K visuals. Perhaps the biggest and best addition in this update is the new support for 1440p (sometimes referred to as “2560 x 1440” and “QHD”) video output.
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