Title: Secret Xbox One Hack: Play and Stream Your Favorite Tunes While Gaming!

Introduction: Are you tired of the same old background music while gaming on your Xbox One? Well, what if we told you there was a secret hack that would allow you to play and stream your favorite tunes while gaming on your Xbox One? It’s true! This hack is easy to set up and will take your gaming experience to the next level. Keep reading to find out how!

Body: Step 1: Download and Install the “Simple Background Music Player” app. The first step to this hack is to download and install the “Simple Background Music Player” app on your Xbox One. This app is available for free from the Xbox One store. Simply search for it, download, and install it.

Step 2: Set up the app. Once you have downloaded and installed the app, you can now set it up. Open the app and select the “Add music” option. You can then choose to add the music from a USB drive or from your OneDrive account. After selecting your music, make sure to save your changes.

Step 3: Launch your game. After setting up the “Simple Background Music Player” app, you can now launch your game of choice. While in-game, press the Xbox button on your controller to bring up the guide. From here, select “Multitasking” and then “Snap an app”. Choose the “Simple Background Music Player” app, and it will snap to the right side of your screen.

Step 4: Stream your music! Now that you have both your game and music app open, you can start streaming your favorite tunes! Simply use the “Simple Background Music Player” app to control your music while in-game. You can skip tracks, adjust volume, and even pause your music if needed.

Conclusion: Now that you know the secret hack to playing and streaming your favorite tunes while gaming on your Xbox One, you can take your gaming experience to the next level. Whether you prefer to listen to your favorite playlist, audiobook or podcast, this hack allows you to fully personalize your gaming experience. So why wait? Download the “Simple Background Music Player” app today and start streaming your favorite tunes while gaming on your Xbox One!

Playing background music on Xbox One is now a reality. After years of waiting (at least for me) Xbox One adds the ability to listen to your favorite music on the background while playing your favorite games with the Anniversary Update.

Currently there is no many apps supporting with background music, you can only use Cast or Microsoft’s Groove Music to play music in the background. Pandora is another app available on Xbox One with support for background music — you can download the app now from the Windows Store.

However, Groove Music should be more than enough, as one of the main benefits is the ability to play music from files you have stored on your OneDrive account.

How to play background music on Xbox One

Playing music on the background is pretty straightforward.

  • Launch one of the supported music apps, such as Groove Music or Pandora.
  • Start playing music from your library.
  • Tap the Xbox button on your controller to go back to the home screen, and you’ll notice that music will continue to play in the background.
  • You can now open the left flyout menu to control playback and background volume. In the flyout out, you also get the option to snap the music app with another app to have the controls visible at all times.
  • Launch a game and you’ll notice that music will continue playing louder than the sound from game you’re playing.
  • While playing a game, tap the Xbox button on your controller twice to bring up the left flyout to control your music.

Background music from USB flash drive is also supported (soft of)

And even more interesting, background music also supports playback of files stored on a USB flash drive, but you’ll need to download an app called “Simple Background Music Player”.

Launch one of the supported music apps, such as Groove Music or Pandora.

Start playing music from your library.

Tap the Xbox button on your controller to go back to the home screen, and you’ll notice that music will continue to play in the background.

You can now open the left flyout menu to control playback and background volume. In the flyout out, you also get the option to snap the music app with another app to have the controls visible at all times.

Launch a game and you’ll notice that music will continue playing louder than the sound from game you’re playing.

While playing a game, tap the Xbox button on your controller twice to bring up the left flyout to control your music.

Just be aware that you must to store your music on a folder called “Xbox Music Library” for the console to recognize it.

It’s that simple.

What do you think about background music on Xbox One? Do you use Groove or Pandora for background music? Let us know in the comments below.