XBXPlay: Remote Play
Introduction
XBXPlay enables unlimited remote control of your X-Box Series X/S or X-Box One console. You can remotely play your favorite games in 1080p (more information below*). XBXPlay is optimized for low-latency streaming experiences. It supports third-party controllers, mobile data connections, and X-Box 360 games on your console. You can also play without a connected gamepad using the touch-optimized on-screen gamepad layout. Create customized on-screen gamepad layouts tailored to your games.
Key differences from the official X-Box Remote Play app
• 1080p resolution support
• X-Box 360 game compatibility
• Manual bitrate adjustments
• Customizable on-screen gamepad layout
• Fullscreen mode (no black bars)
• Gamepad button mapping support
• Native USB-OTG support
• Virtual gamepad functionality for X-Box
• Picture-In-Picture mode (Android 8.0 or newer)
• Multi-Window support (Android 7.0 or newer)
• Low-latency streaming optimization
(Microphone input currently not supported)
System requirements
• Dual-core CPU recommended
• 2 GB or more of RAM
• 1024 × 768 or higher display resolution
• Wired internet connection for X-Box recommended
• 5GHz WiFi connection for minimal delays
• Stable high-speed internet connection with 20 Mbps upload/download speeds
XBXPlay allows remote control of any X-Box game supporting Remote Play. Play X-Box games, including X-Box 360 backwards compatibility titles. Use XBXPlay as a virtual X-Box gamepad for your console.
Community
- https://www.reddit.com/r/XBXPlay
❗Support and feedback❗
XBXPlay information:
https://streamingdv.github.io/xbxplay/index.html
Important
XBXPlay works with the latest X-Box One/ Series firmware. Avoid upgrading to newer firmware until compatibility is confirmed. If you've updated and XBXPlay stops working, fixes will take time. Keep this in mind.
*For internet play, follow these instructions:
https://streamingdv.github.io/xbxplay/index#line5
Thanks to the OpenX-box team for their support and contributions.
Disclaimer: Microsoft Corporation trademarks are used here. XBXPlay is not endorsed by or affiliated with Microsoft or its subsidiaries, logos, or trademarks.
