Makes it easier for a user to find the recording that they want. Several APIs are used to add and manage metadata that's attached to a Adding metadata to a screenshot, video clip, and broadcast Used to unregister from change events from broadcast status. XAppBroadcastUnregisterIsAppBroadcasting is XAppBroadcastIsAppBroadcasting is used to determine if theĬurrent app is broadcasting. Subsequently, the user must manually initiate the broadcast. If a broadcast can start, call XAppBroadcastShowUI to show the broadcast UI for theĬurrent user. Of the XAppBroadcastStatus struct (besides canStartBroadcast) returnįalse, canStartBroadcast returns true. Many factors go into determining if a broadcast can start, such as ensuring that the capture resource is available, if the game allows broadcasting, or the user and/or system hasn't disabled broadcasting. Use this method to determine if a broadcast can start. XAppBroadcastGetStatus shows status updates on the state of broadcasting. When combined, these APIs give you betterĬontrol and insight over your screenshots, video clips, and broadcast. Adding metadata makes it easier to search recordings, such as adding the name of a map, a level in the game, or anything about that specific moment that was captured. Broadcasting UI puts the user in control of starting and stopping aīroadcast. Notifications provide insights into the broadcasting pipeline. The Microsoft Game Development Kit (GDK) includes a set of APIs for broadcast notifications that showīroadcasting UI, adding metadata to screenshots, video clips,īroadcast, and capturing diagnostic screenshots and video.
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