XStreaming
Open source Xbox streaming(remote play) client that allows you stream Xbox and play xCloud anytime, supporting Android/iOS/HarmonyOS.
Install / Use
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Intro
XStreaming is an open-source mobile client for xCloud and Xbox home streaming, great inspired by Greenlight.
DISCLAIMER: XStreaming is not affiliated with Microsoft, Xbox. All rights and trademarks are property of their respective owners.
iOS
XStreaming is now available on the Apple Store! Due to listing restrictions, it is named PeaSyo in the store. If you like this app, you can support us by purchasing it for the price of a cup of coffee.
XStreaming's code is fully open-source. You can build your own iOS version directly from the source code—simply fetch the code from the
iosbranch and compile it.
HarmonyOS
XStreaming is now available on the HUAWEI App Gallery!
Windows/MacOS/Linux(steamOS)
If you are looking for Windows/MacOS/Linux(steamOS) Xbox streaming application, you can use XStreaming-desktop or Greenlight.
Features
- Stream video and audio from the Xbox One and Xbox Series S/X
- Support for 1080P/1080P(HQ) resolution
- Support for virtual\OTG\bluetooth gamepad controls
- Support controller rumble
- Support Android TV
- Support rumble on xCloud without any proxy in some regions.
- Dual render engines
- Archivements system
- IPv6
Compatibility
XStreaming v2 introduces a dual-rendering engine mechanism, ensuring compatibility with devices running WebView versions below 91. If the streaming interface displays a blank screen or becomes unresponsive, navigate to Settings > Rendering Engine > Select Native to switch to the Android native rendering engine for video playback.
Local Development
Requirements
- React Native = 0.72.14
- NodeJs >= 20
- Yarn >= 1.22
Steps to get up and running
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Geocld/XStreaming
cd XStreaming
Install dependencies:
yarn
Run development build:
npm run android
Development document
Developers
XStreaming's development can not be without these Hackers. They contributed a lot of capabilities for XStreaming. Also, welcome to follow them! ❤️
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XStreaming is MIT licensed.
