Audio static when switching from game to one guide(tv)

I am having an issue when in Instant On Mode Cox Cable DVR-->Xbox One-->TV. When I wake it up it the video goes to static/"snow" and audio drops for one second every six seconds exactly.

One of the differences in switching from component A/V HD to HDMI is that the HDMI cord is all in one display & audio. Meaning the HDMI cord is all you need to get display, and audio from your 360, to your tv.

Hello Viking!

I can tell you from personal experience using everything from the xbox issued headsets to my current Astro's, the tv will never mute when you plug in your headphones to the controller.

Here is guide for headphone setup:

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/accessories/connect-compatible-headset

and other options here: https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/accessories/stereo-headset-set-up-troubleshoot

Notes

• You might also have game audio coming from your TV. If you don’t want to hear the TV, simply turn down the volume on your TV. (When you plug a headset into the adapter on your controller, sound from the TV is not automatically muted or adjusted.)
• When you plug a compatible headset into your Xbox One Wireless controller, chat audio through Kinect is automatically muted.

I also hear audio through my TV

The Stereo Headset Adapter doesn’t know if you’re using your headset just for chat or for all audio, so TV audio is not automatically muted when you’re using the adapter. You must manually adjust your
TV audio volume.

Hope this helps!

The tv has audio output and the headset is connects. the audio comes through the headset just fine when it is on a regular television channel, as soon as I switch to HDMI the audio stops though, despite the fact that nothing has changed between the headset-tv
connection. It's as if when I switch the television to HDMI, the output jacks just cease to function

Check your TV and HDMI connections

Scroll left from Home to open the guide.

Select Settings.

Select All Settings.

Select Display & sound.

Select Video output.

Select TV connection.

If TV connection is set to "DVI", you'll need an optical audio cable for sound. If you're using an HDMI cable, switch your TV connection to "Auto-detect".

Note If your screen goes dark after you select HDMI or DVI and the screen doesn't reset after 30 seconds, see Troubleshooting a blank TV or monitor while your Xbox One is on.

Back out of Video output by pressing B .

Select Audio output.

Verify that HDMI audio is not set to “Off” (or dimmed).