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Microsoft Details How To Use Upload Studio And SkyDrive On Xbox One
The Xbox One launch is a mere four days away, and we have no doubt that you’re already planning on sharing your gaming escapades with your friends. We had a chance to see the Upload Studio in action a couple of weeks ago, and now you can check it out, too.
As you can see, the capture, edit, and upload process is easy to use with a combination of controller and voice. We’ve known about picture-in-picture commentary, but this is the first we’re seeing of the same feature for game clips.
The SkyDrive announcement is also new, and will serve as a way to get videos onto YouTube. As you saw, the SkyDrive app is available on the Xbox One, and files can be accessed from a PC.
For more on Xbox One, check out our coverage hub. Be sure to also read our piece on six interesting things we took away from our Xbox One user experience demo.
[Source: Major Nelson]
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