Surprise! Microsoft's Wireless Display (or "Wireless Display" application in France) now allows you to stream your PC games directly to the Xbox One.
Without warning, the latest version of the application of Microsoft allows users of Xbox One to stream, on their console, Windows 10 games , with the obvious possibility of using the controller of the console.
The PC stream to Xbox One output
While Microsoft has just demonstrated (fake or not) with Forza Horizon 4 its xCloud technology , now is the time to enjoy the joys of the duplicated screen via the Wireless Display application. Everything works from the Miracast connection, so you can send the image from your PC to your Xbox One.
Duplicating the image of your PC on the Xbox One also allows access to its entire game library, and play in any title (including a game Steam). Note however some DRM restrictions that prevent the display of certain functions, this is the case of Netflix just to mention it.
You can play your PC games on the living room TV via its Xbox One and the associated controller, but no way to use the keyboard / mouse combo through the Wireless Display application. Obviously, this new feature is not just about running PC games, and can quite possibly allow some to use their Xbox to make presentations, stream videos stored on the computer, or any other form of video. activities reserved for the PC.
The application is free to download on Windows 10 as on Xbox One.