The ability to toggle the streamer's on-screen viewer overlay on his screen, to off, or a smaller text, a moved text, or even just a red "Live" icon with a small text in a choice corner of the screen is more than enough. The placement is very intrusive, and misleading to someone who needs to see scanners, maps, health, and so on.

Many a time I have heard games exploding about "This friend is online" via the Xbox, but this does go away in seconds, so to put the Viewers count there, with a large ammount of text, that cant be toggled off seems silly to me.

Request: A feature in the snapp app, that;
1. Can disable the vViewer count overall.
2. Move the Viewer count.
3. Scale the viewer count.
4. Change the overlay to a red "Live" icon with the number only next to it. (Preferably placed via layout by user selection)
5. Simply change the layout to the "Viewers" icon, and the number alone. "Broadcasting" can be replaced with a red dot, and "Viewers" can be replaced with a tiny indicator, if necessary.

Thank you for your time, and I hope this doesn't cross deaf ears.

Once logged in GIVE US an option to HIDE the chat when the game is in the forefront. If we wanna check chat, we can then pull back using the XBOX button (As we do now when switching games without stopping the stream) & then snap the Twitch app to the forefront on OUR screen

If done right, it would give us the same display we see on our end now YET TO THE OUTSIDE WORLD, it would be as if we did nothing except read the chat because the game would still be in full screen to viewers

THIS WAY we get the advantage of having FULL SCREEN display as we play our games

THE ONLY DRAWBACK is we'd have to periodically pause to check chat (Something which I know would be a HUGE problem to the big guns BUT if they're as savvy when it comes to Internet chat as they are at gaming, they'd know there's MORE THAN ONE WAY tro skin the rabbit that is Twitch TV chat - One such way is TWIRCH LITE - An UNOFFICIAL Android based app that logs you onto your Twitch account & allows you to access Twitch chat using an Android device)

Thoughts ??

Hi, I've been using the Auto-Zoom feature in the "Twitch.TV App" on my XBOX ONE. Which is a great option most of the time, unless it stops tracking my face for some reason.

Anyways, I was wondering if a Manual Zoom option similar to what HP's Webcam's already use might be in the future for the XBOX ONE "Twitch.TV App"? I know that I, along with a great many other Kinect owners bought it just for the "Twitch.TV App". It's got a 1080p camera that would be a great Manual Zoom candidate and what's more it'd be an awesome feature to port over to Project Scorpio as well.

I'm sure a lot of XBOX ONE owners have probably already asked for this feature, but at the rate USB Kinect adapters are selling for the XBOX ONE S. I was hoping that it might be the right time to ask for a Manual Zoom feature to be added in a future "Twitch.TV App" update.... ^_^

I'd love to see a UI update to the XBOX ONE "Twitch.TV App" similar to the HP interface in the link below.

(http://support.hp.com/doc-images/383/c02030257.jpg)

The twitch app on the Xbox One isn't the best, For instance, when you start your broadcast, you have to keep restarting until it says "lagging", If it says your "live", you actually aren't. Also when snapping your messages and stuff, the stream would sometimes crash! Also, how about adding an option to keep your camera on screen when you go off the game and you get the pause screen, then you could keep on interacting better with your viewers! These problems are not ones i am only having myself, virtually everyone i have spoke to, who use it, have said the same thing.