Accessing Xbox away from home

iwilldoitthistime

Hi,

My son wants to go to his friends house and play on his Xbox there. They both want to play games at th3 same time iykwim. Other than lugging the Xbox and tv over there, does anyone know if there is another way he can access his login? He has a laptop, so is there a way of accessing it without the machine?
Thanks for any suggestions :beer:

unholyangel

No, not unless his friend has a spare console & tv he could use.

iwilldoitthistime

Thanks, not the answer I hoped for, but the one I expected!

custardy

you mean playing the same game?

There is game sharing

http://www.alphr.com/games/1008066/xbox-one-gameshare-how-to-share-games-on-the-xbox-one

Or do you mean more like a Windows set up of logging into separate accounts?

iwilldoitthistime

They wanted to log into separate accounts if possible?

custardy

iwilldoitthistime wrote: »

They wanted to log into separate accounts if possible?

Think its possible. would mean setting the friends console as your sons home console while he uses it. Then changing it when at home.

iwilldoitthistime

So they would change the friends Xbox over to my sons login, my son would log in on the laptop, then the friend would log back onto the Xbox?

custardy

iwilldoitthistime wrote: »

So they would change the friends Xbox over to my sons login, my son would log in on the laptop, then the friend would log back onto the Xbox?

no,you could swap accounts on the Xbox,but I doubt theres a way to game stream onto the laptop via a different account.
Eg
https://youtu.be/aOFzrFJmdbA

so 2 players playing one game,one via laptop

unholyangel

custardy wrote: »

no,you could swap accounts on the Xbox,but I doubt theres a way to game stream onto the laptop via a different account.
Eg
https://youtu.be/aOFzrFJmdbA

so 2 players playing one game,one via laptop

I don't believe thats what the OP's son wants to do - if he wanted splitscreen theres no point in having the laptop as all the laptop does is duplicate the tv's screen and obviously the tv screen will be much larger (whats shown in the video is more useful for those wanting to splitscreen from a different room). It would also only work on games that offer couch co-op. Those who only offer online co-op (which is becoming more common as people tend to really dislike splitscreen), it wouldn't be possible to do that.

Johnmcl7

unholyangel wrote: »

I don't believe thats what the OP's son wants to do - if he wanted splitscreen theres no point in having the laptop as all the laptop does is duplicate the tv's screen and obviously the tv screen will be much larger (whats shown in the video is more useful for those wanting to splitscreen from a different room). It would also only work on games that offer couch co-op. Those who only offer online co-op (which is becoming more common as people tend to really dislike splitscreen), it wouldn't be possible to do that.

Agreed, the Xbox One can be streamed to a Windows 10 PC but only on the same network unfortunately so it wouldn't be possible to do so over the internet which is what the OP's son needs.

John

custardy

iwilldoitthistime wrote: »

Hi,

My son wants to go to his friends house and play on his Xbox there. They both want to play games at th3 same time iykwim. Other than lugging the Xbox and tv over there, does anyone know if there is another way he can access his login? He has a laptop, so is there a way of accessing it without the machine?
Thanks for any suggestions :beer:

Johnmcl7 wrote: »

Agreed, the Xbox One can be streamed to a Windows 10 PC but only on the same network unfortunately so it wouldn't be possible to do so over the internet which is what the OP's son needs.

John

not how it reads to me?