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@Niner421059: You should be able to see your queue now, I found a bug in that code and fixed it. Let me know if you have any more problems with it, happy to take a look!

@kaftw: @KevinMack82: @Macaruchi:

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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.channel9

@DonaldA: The only thing I can recall is a Windows 8 app we developed for Build 2012 that had a Notes area for each Session. Is that maybe what you're referring to?

@Dirtbagg: @Tagaron: Being our first try at an Xbox One app, we kept this initial release simple which means you won't be able to watch the events live but once the videos are up for on demand viewing (*usually* 24-48 hours after), you will be able to watch them via the app. We would love to add this capability in the future though!

Okay all, we have updated our odata api which should fix this issue. For users using other languages on their Xbox One besides English, we are now including English content along with content matching your selected language. Please let us know what your experience is like now, if this fixed it for you or not. Thanks for your patience and feedback!

@ZippyV: Kind of a tangent but that's strange about the Windows Store app not working for you.

If I remember correctly, live tiles do stop updating after non-use of a few days (I can't remember the exact number). If you open up the app, it should update the live tile for another few days after you stop using it again.

I just opened it and checked Azure Friday and I do see content as recent as 4 days ago. Maybe I can help solve that issue with some more information. Do you have another language selected on your PC besides English? Are you logged into the app under your Channel 9 account or are you signed out? Have you updated the app recently? We pushed out an update about a month ago.

Sorry for all of the trouble, it does seem to be an issue where the language is set to something that we don't have a lot of Channel 9 content, the app is crashing. We will fix asap!

@Martin Zonderland: @LeonMeijer: Sorry you're having trouble with it! I'm not seeing this error myself - do you have a good internet connection? I would try searching with Bing or checking your internet connection: Settings > Network. Let us know if the problem persists.

@BraveStarr: You're right, we totally agree that it would be great and super useful to have your queue there. Being our first attempt at developing an Xbox One app, we kept it simple for this launch but we would love to add the queue feature to the app. Thanks for checking it out, hope you enjoy!

@QuocTruong: Do you mean on the website or in the app? On the website we do have a CC function on both the Silverlight and HTML5 players if there are closed caption files provided by the content owners.

Here is an example: https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd/NorthAmerica/2013/DBI-B307

I do need to add this functionality to the HTML5 player in the app though so thank you for the reminder!

@dcuccia - looks like you downloaded the wrong app Try using the link Duncan provided in the post above to get our official app.