Twitch streaming is now again available on the Xbox dashboard

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Twitch streaming is now again available on the Xbox dashboard. The feature has been re-engineered and is now better than ever, according to Microsoft.

Twitch streaming capability has been reintroduced directly into the Xbox dashboard by Microsoft.

Following a dashboard update, all Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One owners now have access to the feature, which has been in beta since October.

By clicking to the guide's 'Capture and Share' menu and selecting 'Live streaming,' you can find Twitch.

Players must join their Twitch accounts by scanning the QR code with their mobile device or visiting the URL on a computer or mobile device.

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Users can click the 'Go live now' button once their accounts are linked to beginning live streaming games downloaded to their console.

Microsoft has introduced the option to regulate the game and mic audio settings, include party chat, and manually select resolution and bitrate, as well as support for headsets and webcams.

While players switch games in the middle of a stream, their console will immediately update the title they're playing on Twitch, and a pause screen will appear when they're not in the game.

Twitch was originally linked into the Xbox One dashboard, however, this was disabled in 2017, forcing gamers to utilize the Twitch app to stream from Xbox to Twitch.

According to Microsoft's gaming boss Phil Spencer, Xbox Series X/S systems continue to sell faster than any previous generation of Microsoft consoles.

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