The controller isn't actually disconnected though, the connection between XCloud server's and my PC seems to momentarily have dropped, I am using Wi-Fi because Android x86 doesn't recognize my USB Ethernet.

I wonder if there is a command to select HDMI output for main display, maybe then it would work from a laptop outputting to a TV?Īlso while playing I'll have constant (every few minutes) 'please reconnect controller and press A' messages pop up on the Xbox screen and interrupt game play. You can press alt + left or right arrow and use 'wm size 1920x1080' or 'wm density 200' to change the resolution/scaling - if Android x86 didn't boot in the correct resolution.

I have had success playing XCloud on a PC via downloading Android x86 to a USB, booting the installer and installing it to another USB making a bootable Android x86 USB, turning on native bridge in Android x86 settings and installing the XCloud app.Īndroid x86 doesn't support multiple displays other than screen mirroring - which doesn't work reliably, so if you're doing this from a laptop you may have trouble getting the image on your TV. Usually the controller will work in the emulator but not in the XCloud app. But no one has been able to pass through a connected controller so that it works with XCloud. You can get the XCloud app to run on an emulator, usually you have to play around with settings because the app crashes, usually change the video render or the resolution.

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