In a statement on Twitter, Xbox Engineering Lead Eden Marie has confirmed that Microsoft is looking into problems with the Xbox DVR and the process of saving, sharing, and deleting game captures.

Using the Xbox DVR share flow, you could immediately upload that content to Twitter, showcasing your sick skillz to your pals. Sadly, that feature is going away.

The Xbox DVR system has been fairly popular for sharing clips online since its inception, as it's relatively simple to tap a button and show off a noteworthy moment of gaming within seconds.

The odds are, if you have high speed internet, you've got a DVR in your house. Xbox doesn't offer anything that should make anyone want to rent from them. <BR><BR>My issue stems from a movie that ...

When the Xbox One 's new DVR functionality for over-the-air TV programming launches in 2016, it will initially be available only in three markets. Microsoft confirmed on Monday that those regions ...

A patent that was granted to Microsoft in December suggests the company is working on an Xbox game console that will double as a digital video recorder (DVR). The patent describes several ...

Microsoft's next console may feature the ability to record not only TV shows, but music, DVDs, and even local and online gameplay, IGN reports. The company filed the patent for the custom DVR ...