Like every month, Microsoft has released a new update adding some features to the consoles in the Xbox ecosystem. So, Xbox One and Xbox Series X | Different models of S today welcome two new features that will be useful.
It’s about control
Different Xbox One models and Xbox Series X | S get new features thanks to the April update. Coming out today, it will give your hardware the ability to mute all sounds coming from the console operating system. It also allows you to select your broadcast source on the TV (if you have the appropriate equipment). Access to Insiders members from November LastThis feature is now available to everyone.
You can now mute the sounds you hear while navigating your Xbox console, moving your cursor over different items, activating items, receiving notifications, and more. To use these settings, go to Settings> Accessibility> Audio and select Disable navigation sounds, Disable notification sounds or both.
To transfer input from any source (like TV) to your Xbox console, press the Xbox button on your controller. To enable this feature go to Settings> General Options> TV & Display> Device Control> HDMI CEC Input> Switch to TV Using GamePad
The update is available for everyone to download today. All new features will be discovered soon Dedicated page From the official Xbox site.
Hey Xbox! All Series X | S consoles get a feature from today that transfers the input of your TV to your console when you press the Xbox button on your controller. You must have HDMI-CEC enabled and have a system that supports it, but – do not search for that remote! pic.twitter.com/kCeHB2XRDH
– Eden Mary (@neonepiphany) April 6, 2022
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