Xbox1 wont support MP3 & AAC/M4A audio files. Will only support Play To as DLNA server after patch.

[Rekkapryde]

Sony says we"ll think about it. And y'all are convinced its done

M$ says it will work at launch and y'all trying to find a way to scrutinize their wording to make it seem like it won't work.

at you dudes.

It was always coming to the PS4. All they had to do was say it wouldn't be ready at launch, but chose otherwise. Still not excuse and it should have been there day 1.

As for MS, all I'm saying is the certification process may be out of their hands since they are waiting. If for whatever reason the cert isn't cleared by then, it's not streaming as well. That's all.

 

[The Mad Titan]

fukk am I supposed to know. They aren't working on your time. They released a statement when they felt like it.

Why did Sony wait til two weeks before launch to tell you NONE of the features they promoted will work as advertised?

 

[MeachTheMonster]

It was always coming to the PS4. All they had to do was say it wouldn't be ready at launch, but chose otherwise. Still not excuse and it should have been there day 1.

As for MS, all I'm saying is the certification process may be out of their hands since they are waiting. If for whatever reason the cert isn't cleared by then, it's not streaming as well. That's all.

It is not on ps4

It has already been confirmed for launch of X1

Everything else you and neogaf made up

 

[Rekkapryde]

It is not on ps4

It has already been confirmed for launch of X1

Everything else you and neogaf made up

If the cert isn't done by launch, there is no streaming. That's a fact. If so, they would have said they are working on it. Pretty straightforward.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

If the cert isn't done by launch, there is no streaming. That's a fact. If so, they would have said they are working on it. Pretty straightforward.

 

[Rekkapryde]

smilies aint gonna change the fact that out of MS own mouths that the certication isn't complete.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

smilies aint gonna change the fact that out of MS own mouths that the certication isn't complete.

THEY SAID IT WILL WORK AT LAUNCH. That's it.

You are truly amazing.

Sony says PULSE HEADPHONES/DLNA/ADVERTISED FEATURES WON'T WORK AT LAUNCH. And rekka creates a scenario in which they will.

M$ says PLAY TO WILL WORK AT LAUNCH. And rekka creates a scenario where it won't.

Your fanboy bias knows no bounds

 

[satam55]

It looks like the Xbox One won't have full DLNA support. It will only specifically support the Play To media server.

 

[Smooth3d]

It looks like the Xbox One won't have full DLNA support. It will only specifically support the Play To media server.

And how did you come to this grand conclusion?

 

[Fatboi1]

Damn stop copping pleas it ain't gonna work .

 

[Smooth3d]

Damn stop copping pleas it ain't gonna work .

Who's copping pleas? Yall? We have something yall want lol

 

[Fatboi1]

 

[Smooth3d]

u funny!

 

[PS5 Pro]

Misleading thread titles again. @Liquid are you gonna continue to allow these people to mislead our community

@Liquid still hasn't changed the title

While Xbox One supports audio CD playback, it does not support CD ripping, a spokesperson said, a feature of the Xbox 360. It also doesn't support MP3 or AAC playback from devices like the iPod, iPhone, Zune or Windows Phone over USB. A statement notes that Xbox Music, which carries a $9.99 monthly subscription, will deliver "unlimited ad-free music through a Xbox Music Pass subscription" on Xbox One.

It clearly says "over USB", it doesn't say not compatible at all
Right before that it says how the 360 featured CD ripping which is not true. ONly PS3 did that
So this bootleg article doesn't even know WTF its talking about.
Thats not the type of mistake a professional makes

 

[Heretic]

@Liquid still hasn't changed the title

It clearly says "over USB", it doesn't say not compatible at all
Right before that it says how the 360 featured CD ripping which is not true. ONly PS3 did that
So this bootleg article doesn't even know WTF its talking about.
Thats not the type of mistake a professional makes

Uhh it did support cd ripping. I got the old playlists to prove it.