Xbox Series X Share and Capture is janky but improvements could come soon

Xbox Series X Share and Capture is janky but improvements could come shortly

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The Xbox Series X is one of Microsoft's powerful current-gen consoles, boasting a handful of novel features like a powerful SSD and an RTX ready GPU. However, it seems the new user experience is causing a bit of trouble.

Gavin Stevens on Twitter reported a number of issues, including criticisms regarding the HDR capture, shortness of clip length, and problems arising from uploading them. Jason Ronald, Managing director of Projection Management at Xbox, reassured concerned users by confirming that improvements regarding these features are coming.

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Twitter user @Colteastwood asked Ronald if the team at Xbox had plans to improve upon these features. In particular, he pointed out that the Xbox Series X's CPU strains while capturing, and that the "Share to Twitter" feature fails to work half the fourth dimension.

Ronald responded, "we have heard the feedback and working on a number of improvements to the capture and share experience. Nothing to share yet, merely a priority for the team."

We don't know much else nigh Xbox'southward plans. Even so, it's not hard to imagine what these updates will await like, as the intentions behind each feature are clear, the execution is less than optimal.

Ideally, share functionality should allow the user to upload images and videos at the highest quality possible without frequent failure. Additionally, the Xbox Series X needs to be updated in such a way as to prevent the CPU from slowing down when these capture features are in utilise.

Clip length could also be increased, as 1080p clips tin can but be saved at a maximum of two minutes (4K clips are capped at 30 seconds). In some other tweet, Stevens claims he deleted Assassin's Creed: Valhalla captures about xx times, but they kept coming dorsum.

Overall, information technology seems like the characteristic is a scrap haphazardly put together, only because that it'due south the team's tiptop priority at the moment, we could come across improvements soon