Microsoft hat für die Xbox One das März Update veröffentlicht.

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• Get to your friends list faster. The friends list is now front and  center on the homepage of the Friends app. Click the Social tile on  Home, or say “Xbox, go to Friends” to see who’s online and what they’re  up to. From there you can quickly send messages and get into a party.

• Party chat on by default. When you party up, chat audio is turned on by default.

• Chat with friends playing different games. Party chat is now separated  from people playing your game, so you can chat with your friends who  are online or you can chat with everyone playing the game.

•“Invite friends to game” option available in your multiplayer titles.  Similar to Xbox 360 titles, when you’re inside a game's menu you have a  simpler and quicker way to set up your multiplayer battles. Selecting  “Invite friends” lets you invite friends to your game and party.

• See a list of “Recent Players.” This is a simple list that shows you  Xbox Live members you’ve recently played with, making it easier to stay  in touch with people, add new friends after your multiplayer sessions,  or report a player for bad behavior.

• Twitch live streaming support. The best broadcasting and spectating  experience on any game console is on its way to Xbox One with the new  Twitch app launching on March 11, just say “Xbox broadcast” to start  sharing.  Xbox One is the only next-gen console that allows you to  archive your Twitch broadcasts and view live Twitch streams regardless  of their original source.

• Dolby Digital sound. Optical out now supports 5.1 Dolby Digital,  enabling devices such as sound bars and headsets with only optical in to  be able to receive 5.1 Dolby Digital from Xbox One over optical. We’re  also adding support for Dolby Digital surround sound over HDMI. Now  you’ll be able to have the best sound quality no matter what speaker  setup you are using.

• We will now support 50Hz output to Xbox One. You can set the live TV  app to display at 50Hz for full or fill modes, fixing the frame rate  issues some users in Europe have been experiencing while watching live  TV on Xbox One.

• Volume up/down adjustments. We’re making it easier to adjust the  volume on your Xbox One. Now, you can tailor the number of volume  increments when using “Xbox volume up” or “Xbox volume down” voice  commands.

• New ways to stay connected with SmartGlass. We’re introducing new ways  for you to stay connected with your friends through Xbox One  SmartGlass. Receive notifications of Xbox Live messages, check out what  your friends are doing, and see their latest highlight clips. You can  even unsnap apps with the tap of a finger – all from your personal  device.

• Support for new Xbox One accessories. Xbox One now supports the  recently announced Xbox One Stereo Headset and Adapter, the Xbox One  Media Remote with a dedicated OneGuide button, as well as third party  headsets.

• Browser improvements. When you’re searching for content, there’s now a  direct link to IE to see related results on the web. New gesture and  controller features let you directly zoom and pan Bing and Google maps.   And search is even faster in IE – just highlight a phrase on a web page  and press the menu button to search Bing and learn more.

• IR blasting of power and volume to TVs/AVRs is now available in all regions.

• Easy sound bar setup. Your audio sound bar set up just got a lot  easier. You no longer need to type in the model number for most sound  bars or AVRs when setting up TV on Xbox One.

• General improvements. Last, but not least, a few miscellaneous updates  like the ability to view Game Clips while in Snap mode and a new  passkey feature to protect user settings.