For the Xbox app on windows 10 I continued my work on Game DVR, Trending and sharing.

DVR Your Games: Windows 10 taps into some of the best features from Xbox One, which includes a lot of things – but perhaps most excitingly, it means that you have the ability to record, edit, and share clips of your favorite moments from the PC games you already own –  easily and quickly with the click of a button. Not only does this make gloating about your exploits a seamless experience, it means you can keep your best moves (or your worst, if you’re into that) to watch over and over for improvement (or just self-worship) purposes.
 

Share with your friends – Coming in the July release, you can upload your local game clips and screenshots for Windows store games to your shared collection on Xbox Live. Go to Game DVR > On this PC > Share to upload your local clips and screenshots and have them appear on your Activity Feed.  You can capture game clips and screenshots for non-Windows Store games and access them via Game DVR > On this PC > Open folder.

Summer 2016 Updates

Edit and share GameDVR clips on any video editor: Create that perfect gaming montage with your favorite video editor with clips you recorded on either Xbox One or your PC. Once you’re finished editing, you’ll be able to upload the clip back to Xbox Live through the Xbox app.

Updated GameDVR management: You can now manage your captures straight from your profile. This new destination allows you to share, start your own uploads, and see progress in the queue.

60 fps game clip recording with the Game bar: Using the new “Very High” video quality setting in the Xbox app, you will be able to record your game clips in up to 60 frames per second (in addition to 30 frames per second) easily, all from the Game bar (Windows + G).

Share to Twitter from Xbox app: In the Xbox app, you’ll be able to share game clips and screenshots from Xbox Live to Twitter through the sharing options on each capture.