Xbox Game DVR integration is coming to the Windows 10 Photos app

A few weeks ago, I wrote that Microsoft should ditch Upload Studio and just leverage the Windows ten Photos app for editing and uploading clips. Well, it seems like the company is doing exactly that.

Microsoft is currently testing Xbox clip and screenshot integration direct in the Windows ten Photos app, allowing you lot to edit, trim, and re-upload clips without having to first learn them from the tedious Windows 10 Xbox app or a 3rd-party website.

The neglected Upload Studio on Xbox Ane is no longer fit for this purpose. The all-time style to edit clips on your Xbox One is to download them from the console, then import them into another editor, and then re-upload them. It can exist a painful process, especially when compared to what Sony is doing with Sharefactory and PlayStation's controller share push.

Things have gotten better for clip sharing on Xbox in recent times, thankfully. Y'all can now share clips and screenshots directly to Twitter without having to embed them from the Xbox Alive website.

While Upload Studio is however clunky and doesn't support 4K clips, thankfully, the Windows 10 Photos app does, and information technology'southward available in a somewhat limited form on Xbox Ane today. While nosotros wait for the Photos app on Xbox One to be fully updated in-line with its Windows 10 PC counterpart, at the very least, y'all'll presently be able to access your Xbox Live clip library directly from the PC Photos app.

As you can see from the images in this post, your Xbox Live deject storage will evidence up alongside your ain listed pictures folders and OneDrive. Presumably, like OneDrive, you'll be able to manage your Xbox clips and videos directly from the Photos app, too, on a Windows 10 PC, which should brand pruning outdated captures from your storage space a lot easier.

Microsoft is currently testing these features internally and, while we don't accept confirmation they'll ever go public, that seems probable given how fleshed out they already seem to be. Stay tuned.

Xbox should ditch Upload Studio and embrace Windows 10's Photos app

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