HOW TO: Delete Multiple Clips or Screen Captures on Xbox One

From time to time, you may want to clean out all the screen shots and video clips you have recorded on the Xbox One.  Up until an update we received a few months back we had to delete the clips one by one.  Now we can select multiple clips and delete them all at once.


Here is How To Delete Multiple Clips or Screen Captures on Xbox One:

1.  Load the Upload Studio App
2. Click on Manage Clips
3. Now just click the tick boxes next to the files you want to delete, or click the tick box in the upper right to select all.
4. Click the Delete or Trashcan icon next to any selected file, and after you confirm you want to delete the files they will be removed.

REMEMBER: Once deleted from the cloud or your Xbox One Console, they are gone for ever, there is no way to recover delete files on Xbox One.

BACKWARDS COMPATIBILITY: One More Xbox 360 Backwards Compatible Game

It looks like today we are getting one more classic Xbox 360 game to be playable on the the Xbox One with Backwards Compatibility.

Far Cry 3 is coming to Xbox One Backward Compatibility today.

*As always, those that own these games digitally will be able to download them again for free from the "Ready to Download" section of the Xbox One

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HOW TO: Set A Family Timer On Xbox One

Use the family timer feature on Xbox One to set screen time limits. Parents familiar with screen time limits for Windows 10 will find a similar set of controls for Xbox One. Set daily time allowance and limits for each child—your Xbox One will pick those limits up and enforce them whenever the child is signed in. 

This has to be done on any web browser on PC or on the Xbox One using Edge.

1. Log in to http://account.microsoft.com using the Parent account
2. On the blue menu bar click family
3. Under the person you want to set a timer for select "screen time" all the way on the right
4. Next to "Set limits for when my child can use devices" click the toggle to turn the family timer on or off, once it’s turned on you can set the max amount of time per play each day, or set multiple time slots per day.

You can also restrict usage on any Windows 10 PC your child has an account from this page as well.

UPDATE: Beam Streaming, Intuitive Guide And More Come To Xbox One Starting Today

Mike Ybarra, Head of Platform Engineering discusses new features coming to the broader Xbox One community starting today. Read the details below:

We’re excited to announce that we are shipping new features to the broader Xbox One community today. This is a big release, and includes Beam streaming, an updated Xbox experience with the new Guide, home improvements, and much more. One major goal for this release is to make streaming your Xbox gameplay even easier. And by updating the navigation of the Xbox console through the new Guide, we’re aiming to put the features and experiences you love the most right at your fingertips. For our PC gamers, or anybody who loves to create and play, check out this post on the Windows Blog to learn about the gaming updates coming with the Windows 10 Creators Update on April 11.

Here’s a detailed look at some of the top new Xbox Live features rolling out to Xbox One today, which we announced and released to Xbox Insider earlier this year:

*An updated look at Home: One of the first things you’ll notice with this update is a new look for Home on Xbox One. We made these changes to simplify the UI and increase overall system performance. To do that, we’ve optimized for speed and are prioritizing the most valuable content for your games. Now, you’ll see a smaller icon for the game with options to dive deeper into the community surrounding the game, as well as the ability to interact with your Club or find Looking for Group posts, view your Achievements and more. If you do not have a custom background set, you’ll see that the updated Home also spotlights the game you’re currently playing by featuring hero art as your Xbox background.

CLICK READ MORE FOR DETAILS ABOUT THE WHOLE UPDATE

BACKWARDS COMPATIBILITY: Only Two Backwards Compatible Games Today

It looks like it could be a really slow Backwards Compatible week, again.  Today we are getting only two Classic Xbox 360 games playable on Xbox One with backwards compatibility.

Army of Two and Soltrio Solitaire are coming to Xbox One Backward Compatibility today.

*As always, those that own these games digitally will be able to download them again for free from the "Ready to Download" section of the Xbox One

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