If you're looking to improve the streaming experience on your Xbox
series S this video is for you.
I'm gonna be sharing with you five tips for streaming on your Xbox series.
S let's go ahead and dive in.
So tip number one is going to be improving your upload speed.
Your upload speed is by far the most important aspect when you're
streaming, because it determines whether you're gonna lag or not.
So when I went ahead and updated the settings on my Xbox to the
settings, I'm gonna give you now it took my upload speed from 84.
I'll show you the screenshot here all the way to about 134.
So it increased it by 56.
So I'm hoping that if you utilize these settings, it's also gonna go ahead and
increase your upload speed as well.
So let's go ahead and change those settings now.
So on your Xbox, you wanna come to settings?
You're gonna want to come to where it says network settings.
And the first thing you want to do is you want to test network speed and statistics.
It's gonna be important because you want to have a benchmark to understand
where your speed is currently.
That way, when you change the settings, you can see if it
improved it or if it made it worse.
And if it made it worse, you can always reset it and go back
to where you currently were at.
But for me, I've had a great experience with it.
And some of my friends that I shared with have had a great experience as well.
So I wanted to go ahead and share that with.
So once you go ahead and have your speed written down, you're then gonna want to
come to where it says advanced settings.
We're gonna go into DNS settings.
You're gonna change this to manual.
And then here, you're gonna want to input what you see on the screen now, which
is 1, 1, 1 you're gonna press start.
And then you're gonna go ahead and do 1 0, 0 1 and press start.
Okay.
So that's gonna be your DNS settings.
Then you want to come to where it says alternate port selection.
You're gonna change, select this to be manual as well.
And then you want to select the last one on the list.
So the last one that shows up on the list is the one you wanna select.
Don't ask me why I've tested.
'em all.
And every single time, the last one has given me the best performance.
So the last one that I have is 5, 6, 2, 9.
It may be a little bit different for you.
Just pick the last one on the list.
Then once you've done that, you wanna go ahead and go to alternate Mac address
and you wanna select clear, this is gonna go ahead and restart your console.
So once you hit that, it's gonna restart your console.
And then once you restart your console, you want to come back here to the
network settings and you wanna select test network speed and statistics
again, to be able to see if your upload speed has improved, which I hope.
Has okay.
If it hasn't improved or it made it worse, all you simply want to do is
you wanna select advanced settings.
You wanna go to DNS, click automatic, then go to alternate port, click automatic,
and that's gonna go ahead and reset everything and then come to alternate Mac.
Hit clear, you'll restart your console and you'll be back where you actually started.
But like I said, in my experience, this is actually increase your upload.
Okay.
So tip number two is gonna be to add low latency.
Okay.
So low latency means how quick you can, your, the response from your
controller to what you see on the monitor to the game happens, right?
This is important, especially to play apex or rocket league.
This is important for that.
So most of your TVs and your monitors have a game mode on the settings,
in the monitors or the TVs, the.
Make sure you put it on game mode.
That's gonna lower the latency as much as possible.
Also the Xbox series S if it's available to you, based on what you have it
connected to, if you go to general and you go to TV and display options, and
you go to video mode, you're gonna see an option that says allow auto latency mode.
If it's available for you, I highly recommend you go ahead and check it
as what it's gonna do is that it's, you don't need to change no settings.
Once you get on the game, it's automatically gonna adjust your
TV or your monitor to the latency.
Allowing you to have a smooth experience when you're gaming.
So you don't really lag.
Okay.
Tip number three is gonna be to increase your recording time.
Okay.
As a streamer, it's so important for you to be able to create content and
grabbing clips from your game to be able to post on social media is not only
gonna help you build a community, but it's also gonna help you get more views.
So by default, this is set to 15 seconds, which I don't believe is enough.
You want to put it at the max, which is one minute.
So to be able to do that, You want click the icon?
That's right before your profile picture, you're gonna come down
to where it says capture settings.
And here's a few settings you want to go ahead and adjust where
it says, allow game captures.
You wanna select captures by me or the game.
You then wanna say, record what happened by.
Default's gonna be at 15 seconds.
You want to put this at one minute?
Automatically upload.
I personally don't put it that way because sometimes I push the button by
accident and record something I don't want and automatically uploads it.
And I don't want that.
So put don't upload.
If you want to be able to review before you actually put it into the Xbox
cloud, then the game clip resolution.
You wanna put it at 10 80 P of course the better quality, the better, but
if you want more minutes and you don't really care about seven 20.
You can put it on seven 20 and then you're able to go up to
three minutes of recording.
But honestly, I feel that one minute it's more than enough, especially if
you're trying to do short form content on Instagram, on TikTok, on YouTube shorts.
Typically 30 to 60 seconds is more than enough.
Then as far as your capture location, I have it, our internal storage.
You can put it on internal storage, or if you have an external
device, you can do that there.
Now.
Tip.
Four, it's gonna be to make sure you update your bio.
Okay.
I can't stress enough how important it is to have your bio updated and ready for
you to be able to get more subscribers.
So when you click on your.
Okay, because you can be playing games with somebody.
Somebody can add you, you can be streaming and your profile's gonna
give them information that they need to be able to not only find
you, but learn more about you.
So if you take a look at my bio, I'm gonna share with you some of
the key things you want to and Ude.
So under location, let's start there.
I'm not, I don't have my location there.
Why?
Because I want to utilize every space that I have available.
So you can see there that I put how many subscribers I have on
YouTube and my YouTube link.
Right.
So they can find me.
Then in my bio, the first line that you wanna put is your schedule.
When are you live?
I'm live Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM.
Eastern time on my YouTube channel where I'm talking about
gaming and helping streamers.
Then I ask them to subscribe for weekly videos on my YouTube channel.
Why?
Because I teach them the basics of live streaming with easy to follow
videos, saving them time and money.
They're gonna learn the foundation of what it.
Start and grow as a gaming cons creator.
And they're gonna learn things like how to stream using the Xbox
like you're doing right now,, OBS, streamlines how to make your stream look
professional and how to get more views on your content and live streaming.
And this is one of those tips that helps you do that.
Okay.
Now tip number five.
It's gonna be related to switch.
If you're a console streamer, most likely you're gonna be streaming to
Twitch, especially if you don't have APC.
So the most important thing, if, if you set up all these settings that I
show you on your Xbox, but you don't.
The settings inside of the Twitch app, then you're not
gonna have a good experience.
And you're still gonna go ahead and lag.
So what I want you to do is go ahead and watch this video right here, where
I walk you step by step on how to set up your settings inside a Twitch.
So that way you don't lag and your stream looks professional.
I'll see you guys in the next video.