Need advice from all console youtube gamers

[ItsBecky]

Basically I just got an xbox one as of a few days ago, and I also recently updated my computer to windows 10.
I noticed there is an xbox option on windows 10 where you can link your console up to your computer, and I was wondering if I would be able to stream a game on my pc, while I am playing it on my console, and have the webcam showing my face too.
I have always wanted to know how console gamers can stream the console whilst playing anyway, and I was wondering if it is now possible on windows 10.
Also another question how do people stream their mobile screens while they are using it too?

Thanks in advance!

 

[asmoK]

Well most of the streamers use Elgato capture card wich has streaming features, or the PS4 has its own streaming software that allows you to stream without any hussle just a button has to be pressed. I dont know what about XboxOne but probably it has some streaming feature itself aswell.
Aniway for streaming you need a powerfull broadband connection so you can stream high quality content ^^

 

[Jimmajabba]

I think you can stream off of a capture card and the software enabling you to do so can run from your xbox to your pc, therefore enabling webcam use for a livestream.

 

[ItsBecky]

oh so you have to have a capture card to do it?

 

[Shehzad]

oh so you have to have a capture card to do it?

No, you don't need a capture card if you have an xbox one and windows 10. You can stream games on your xbox library now by signing into the windows 10 game centre and you can even stream to twitch. You can then use OBS to capture your computer screen from which you will be playing your xbox game on instead of your TV. Search it up on youtube too it will show you how to set it up. Most people use a capture card because they have more control over the video quality and microphone but to answer your question you don't need a capture card any more however it is better to have one if you want better quality for recording and streaming. Hope this helps
Here (for twitch streaming):

And (For PC streaming):

 

[ItsBecky]

No, you don't need a capture card if you have an xbox one and windows 10. You can stream games on your xbox library now by signing into the windows 10 game centre and you can even stream to twitch. You can then use OBS to capture your computer screen from which you will be playing your xbox game on instead of your TV. Search it up on youtube too it will show you how to set it up. Most people use a capture card because they have more control over the video quality and microphone but to answer your question you don't need a capture card any more however it is better to have one if you want better quality for recording and streaming. Hope this helps
Here (for twitch streaming):

And (For PC streaming):

thankyou! this is a great help, definetly something I would consider in the future for any other gaming videos I make! always wanted to try console streaming as I don't play many pc games as I have a laptop which doesn't have as much memory! and the games can have issues because of that, I play on consoles a lot more