A walkthrough of Twitch Broadcast on Xbox One

Has there ever been a better time to be a gamer? Next Tuesday, March 11, Electronic Arts and Respawn Entertainment are bringing one of the most anticipated games of the year to Xbox One: “Titanfall.” With all of the exciting multiplayer action and non-stop heroic moments, we’re also pumped to debut Twitch broadcasting on Xbox One so you can share your gameplay experiences with the world. There are a couple of things you’ll want to do to make sure you and your friends are ready to bring the best of both worlds together, so be sure to check out the step-by-step video above and how-to guide we’ve prepared to make sure you don’t miss a beat.

How to Prepare for Twitch Broadcasting

From your computer:
Go online to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and sign up for a Twitch account.
In Settings, go to Channel & Videos and select Archive Broadcasts.

On your console:
Sign into your Xbox One console and download the Twitch app.
You can customize your picture-in-picture to broadcast both your gameplay and yourself through Kinect.
In your Profile, make sure your presence is set to “online”
In the Settings app under “Privacy and Online Safety,” make sure the option to “See if you’re online” is set to “Everyone” and “Broadcast gameplay” is set to “Allow.”
Also in the Settings app under“ Privacy and Online Safety,” make sure the option to "Share content made using Kinect" is set to "Allow.”
In the Settings app under “Preference,” check “Allow broadcasts and Game DVR Uploads”
In the Settings app under "Kinect," check "Kinect on" and to include Kinect audio in your broadcast check "Use Kinect microphone for chat."

The Twitch viewing experience on Xbox One and Xbox 360 has also been wildly popular and is among the top five most popular apps. In fact, since Xbox One launched, nearly 23 million videos have been viewed on Xbox One and Xbox 360 through Twitch on Xbox Live. We’re excited to bring you an even more robust Twitch experience alongside “Titanfall” when the broadcasting capabilities launch on Tuesday.

via xbox wire

What is the difference between this and the clips that the bone records. Why would I want to share my lack of gaming skills to the world , and who the hell would want to sit there and watch it..

Tanks Kent. I thought you could sign into Twitch after you downloaded Twitch app. A app that I probably won't use. I might use it for Halo tho. Had some funny moments with the Warthog in the past Halo games. Some people are good at video's and really looking forward to Twitch.