Nobody talked about the Kinect one. We didn't want our free stuff taken away.
They were pretty serious about that one if I remember correctly. I certainly was despite the fact I haven't turned the thing on since I the program ended.
Nobody talked about the Kinect one. We didn't want our free stuff taken away.
Yeah it's been around for like, a month. It's awful.That's not a beta thing
no gold, so no IE for me. that makes the ps3 browser still the best, because I don't have to fucking pay for it.
but free,The ps3 browser is a pile of horseshit,but none of this is relevant to this thread
Finally a reason to use my chatpad
but free,
I am every time impressed that Microsoft always has the balls to charge for something that is free everywhere else
Really? Haha, oh my god.no gold, so no IE for me. that makes the ps3 browser still the best, because I don't have to fucking pay for it.
It is well known that you pay for live,every thread does not need to get derailed by thisbut free,
I am every time impressed that Microsoft always has the balls to charge for something that is free everywhere else
So...I mean, it works...
Videos don't work because no flash or HTML5, so 90% of the reason why you would want a browser on your TV is right out.
I find that streaming video from my computer to the xbox is dramatically slower now.
The game store is even more of a mess due to the wasteland that is indie games being mixed in with everything. Demos of real games are all but impossible to find now.
And the pinning isn't that useful because it's still not the primary focal point when the system turns on.
It's a bigger mess. And Netflix is still 10 times slower to load than it is on the Ps3.
The only improvements I really want now are related to the friends list. I'd like it to be bigger and I'd like to be able to create groups with different notifications for each - kind of how you can put your mobile phone contacts into groups and have a different ring tone for each group.They simply have all the bases covered at this point.
Dood. You press down once and then A and you're right there. How does that make it not useful??? If they made that the primary focal point, people would complain that the game in the tray isn't the primary focal point so they can't win either way, but one click of a stick and a button push is no hassle.Mesoian said:And the pinning isn't that useful because it's still not the primary focal point when the system turns on.
On the big screen?! some things are best left in our dreams...my main pr0n site doesnt work
Updated on my main console but I can't seem to request a second key for my secondary one.
Videos work, it support HTML5.
EDIT: Office on the web works (SkyDrive)!
Dood. You press down once and then A and you're right there. How does that make it not useful??? If they made that the primary focal point, people would complain that the game in the tray isn't the primary focal point so they can't win either way, but one click of a stick and a button push is no hassle.
my main pr0n site doesnt work
Go to your download history on the second console, and download that app again. Use it on that console. It worked for me.![]()
So...I mean, it works...
Videos don't work because no flash or HTML5, so 90% of the reason why you would want a browser on your TV is right out.
I find that streaming video from my computer to the xbox is dramatically slower now.
The game store is even more of a mess due to the wasteland that is indie games being mixed in with everything. Demos of real games are all but impossible to find now.
And the pinning isn't that useful because it's still not the primary focal point when the system turns on.
It's a bigger mess. And Netflix is still 10 times slower to load than it is on the Ps3.
HTLM5 works,so it's just like any other apple phone.Indie, arcade retail and on demand demos are all separated and the pin tab is the home section the first thing you see on start up.I have'nt tested Nexflix or streaming from xbox to pc yet.It's ok to prefer your PS3 but don't come in a beta thread spouting bullshit lies for a console you probably don't even own.
And that's not good enough.
For IE9 to be meaningful on a TV, it has to be more than what people already have beside them at all times. If you're going to get rid of 60% of web video and force people to use an app to see the number one video repository on the internet that has less functionality than the website when the website is RIGHT NEXT TO YOU on your phone or tablet, you're never going to make any meaningful headway on a TV based browser. It's dumb and they need to make it so it works seemlessly for it to matter.
But then it doesn't matter because it's a browser on a TV and your phone is next to you at all times.
That being said, navagation is pretty simple. It's not nearly as much of a chore as I thought it would be considering I'm not using a chatpad.
But as stated earlier, HTML5 does work. Works pretty well unless you're doing HD streams, where it seems like the player's cache gets clogged up pretty quickly. Got 13 minutes into an HD stream before it locked up, I'm 15 minutes into a "high" stream and it's running swimmingly. The left stick zoom scaler could be a little better, but...::Shrugs:: It works as well as the PS3 browser, so...yay.
I just did a pretty comprehensive stream test. I used an 720p .mkv episode of adventure time transcoded by PS3mediaServer as a control, as I ran this set up on my 360 last night with no issues. On the xbox, I was getting massive slowdown, the stream being a jerky mess that was unwatchable. It was fine on the PS3. Something is different with the streaming service this time around. I hope they fix it, but knowing their aversion to supporting anyone's codecs but their own, I doubt they will until the next console.
Netflix real quick: PS3: 23 seconds from menu to movie, 360 with the new firmware: 46 seconds. But that's roughly consistent from how it was before the update. Netflix on 360 is just slow for some reason.
If you go to games, demos, sort by date, indies is mixed in with everything now, which is terrible. There's so much garbage there...
And it's cluttered and somehow the ads are even bigger and the play now tab is even smaller...
Should I just make a video answering questions? Should I just stream something?
No !!! the color bug is back in xbox video![]()
So there's simply no way to get into the beta at this point?
So...I mean, it works...
Videos don't work because no flash or HTML5, so 90% of the reason why you would want a browser on your TV is right out.
I find that streaming video from my computer to the xbox is dramatically slower now.
The game store is even more of a mess due to the wasteland that is indie games being mixed in with everything. Demos of real games are all but impossible to find now.
And the pinning isn't that useful because it's still not the primary focal point when the system turns on.
It's a bigger mess. And Netflix is still 10 times slower to load than it is on the Ps3.
I like the lighter green from the previous iteration of metro. Why the different green? (see TV tab versus others)
So...I mean, it works...
Videos don't work because no flash or HTML5, so 90% of the reason why you would want a browser on your TV is right out.
I find that streaming video from my computer to the xbox is dramatically slower now.
The game store is even more of a mess due to the wasteland that is indie games being mixed in with everything. Demos of real games are all but impossible to find now.
And the pinning isn't that useful because it's still not the primary focal point when the system turns on.
It's a bigger mess. And Netflix is still 10 times slower to load than it is on the Ps3.
But as stated earlier, HTML5 does work. Works pretty well unless you're doing HD streams, where it seems like the player's cache gets clogged up pretty quickly. Got 13 minutes into an HD stream before it locked up, I'm 15 minutes into a "high" stream and it's running swimmingly. The left stick zoom scaler could be a little better, but...::Shrugs:: It works as well as the PS3 browser, so...yay.
I just did a pretty comprehensive stream test. I used an 720p .mkv episode of adventure time transcoded by PS3mediaServer as a control, as I ran this set up on my 360 last night with no issues. On the xbox, I was getting massive slowdown, the stream being a jerky mess that was unwatchable. It was fine on the PS3. Something is different with the streaming service this time around. I hope they fix it, but knowing their aversion to supporting anyone's codecs but their own, I doubt they will until the next console.
Netflix real quick: PS3: 23 seconds from menu to movie, 360 with the new firmware: 46 seconds. But that's roughly consistent from how it was before the update. Netflix on 360 is just slow for some reason.
If you go to games, demos, sort by date, indies is mixed in with everything now, which is terrible. There's so much garbage there...
And it's cluttered and somehow the ads are even bigger and the play now tab is even smaller...
Should I just make a video answering questions? Should I just stream something?
I still don't like clicking on a tile and it loading into another app like Zune..
I got in but haven't been prompt to update. Anyway I can force it like the last time?
why are people posting about Netflix? The app hasn't changed, unless there was an update for the app that I missed.
This is exactly the kind of dumb post that is annoying during a beta like this. This is why Microsoft wants an NDA for users of this beta.
YOU ARE SAMPLING THIS DASHBOARD AT LEAST A MONTH OR TWO BEFORE IT'S COMPLETED.