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)

I would love to see a platform like Lightstream for Twitch. Lightstream@Mixer allows console players to stream with overlays, notifications, camera, etc. without the requirements of a second monitor, computer or capture card. You simply sign in to your Lighstream account via phone, laptop, tablet or computer and set up your overlays and notifications (tons of options). Once you are ready to stream you just go live via the console Mixer app and everything you set up on Lightstream is active and showing. This eliminates the need for a computer to have overlays and notifications when streaming on the console. Please Twitch! Can we get a Lightstream application for Twitch?

Not really a new idea, but it's one that's been going for close to 2 years already. When Twitch revamped it's site to be functional only through Javascript, the PS4 app got an update to fix that problem after a few months of being broken, however the PS3 app was left in the dust... I went over this for weeks with Twitch reps & got an unsatisfactory response stating that they were choosing not to fix it. I replied to that response stating that I had a petition started to show others that wanted it fixed, it was stated to me that I would need to direct that petition to these boards to have it considered. I decided to wait until I had at least 100 signatures before I would supply it as support towards getting the issue fixed. As of 2 days ago, that petition now has 100 digital signatures (expected to continue rising as the app continues to remain broken) & can be found at https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/fix-the-ps3-twitchtv-app . Additionally, I have this petition linked off of my own channel in a rather large list of public suggestions meant to be directed at Twitch developers, as well as on my Twitch blog on Blogspot (also linked off of my own channel & through a !blog chat command with StreamElements).

For example: I love playing TESV: Skyrim.
The broadcaster's overlay used to be in the lower center of the screen, blocking view of the HEALTH bar. Now it's in the lower right of the screen, blocking view of the MONEY during trading. I cannot use the current Xbox One Twitch app to directly stream Skyrim.

Pick any game. Pick your favorite game. Its Heads Up Display and various menus shows critical information to the player during the process of playing the game. The current Twitch broadcasting overlay takes access to that information away from a streamer. We want access to that information back. Here's how:

1. Please allow the broadcasting overlay to be moved. We'll appreciate the option to place that purple bar anywhere on the screen.


2. The overlay is not required to stay opaque. If it were available to be made transparent with a slider, that'd be most beneficial.


3. Included in #2 the slider should include complete invisibility, for when we just don't care to see it at all.


4. It'd also be nice to alternatively switch the bar into the simplest of "Live" red dots, also moveable and with the function of an opacity slider.

We'll all greatly enjoy these huge but simple improvements to the Xbox One broadcasting overlay. Thank you!