Microsoft Xbox One stops joining the TV DVR feature without first cutting

Microsoft will no longer add TV DVR features to Xbox One, according to the foreign media The Verge report. Microsoft initially announced the addition of the TV DVR feature to Xbox One at the Gamescom Cologne game show last August, and said at the time that the feature would be available in 2016. But now, after careful consideration, Microsoft decided to stop the TV DVR feature, concentrating on the new, user-demanding gaming experience for Xbox One and WINDOWS10.

A Microsoft spokeswoman said they have been listening to user feedback and are looking forward to bringing more user-requested experiences to Xbox One, Win10 and Xbox Live this year. Microsoft originally planned to let Xbox One users go out and let their Xbox One record TV shows and stream or download them to mobile devices and other Windows 10 computers. The DVR feature is also limited to cable TV programs, and Microsoft has launched a digital TV tuner in Europe and the US that supports this feature.

It is clear that the intention of the Beijing Racing Pk10 official website is to get Xbox One back to the game-focused focus, after all, after all, they have previously unbound Kinect and turned off their ambitious Xbox Entertainment studios. As expected, Microsoft will announce further plans for eco-integration of XBOX/PC games at next week's E3 games show, and release the slim version of Xbox One and an upgraded Xbox console codenamed "Scorpio".

Microsoft Xbox One stops joining the TV DVR feature without first cutting