Bad quality using HDMI on Xbox 360 E using PC Monitor. *NEED HELP*

[quote user="Ces Les Beast"]I was wondering if its possible to connect my xbox 360 to my pc via USB and then use that to display though the PC's monitor and/or use the sound drivers to use the pc's speakers[/quote]No.

If that's not possible can u use
a USB to link the xbox to my monitor

No.

My monitor doesn't have an HDMI connection

There are HDMI to DVI cables. There are digital audio to analog audio adapters. There are also VGA cables for 360s that have an AV port (the 360 E does
not).

[quote user="fiestaforesta88"]

Sorry, it's an E Machines E211H monitor and a standard Monster HDMI in to Single Link DVI-D out, and no it is a 1920 x 1080 monitor.

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If its for any reason fuzzy (which it shouldn't because DVI is Digital and does nut suffer signal loss like VGA which is analog), its the cable and yes, monster cables can be bad too. but ANY HDMI cable/converter is not usually made bad. its may be a bad
batch of cables and you got one out of that batch.

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but assuming its not the cable, there's not much other than setting the Xbox 360 to 1080p and turn off any sharpness (only a small amount of monitors have a sharpness setting anyways) setting on the monitor itself. You could try turning off display discovery
in the display settings menu of the Xbox 360, but that's a long shot even though it states it could improve quality.

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However, if your use to playing PC games on that monitor (if you have a PC i guess), as you might already know, the Xbox 360 is native 720p. anything that you play with the Xbox 360 set to 1080p will turn on the hardware scaling chip in the Xbox 360 and
fit the 720p image to a clean 1080p window, but it will still be "blurry" because its not true 1080p. So im not accusing but it might be your preference. (i have evidence of this phenomenon because i used an Acer P243W before i got my current TV)

Bom queria conectar meu xbox 360 ao meu monitor de 60Hz. eu utilizei um cabo VGA com Saída HDMI, e os cabos D-SUB que ligam o monitor no pc, mas quando conecto o D-SUB no VGA e no Monitor e conecto o HDMI no xbox 360, no monitor da ''Fora de escala 67,4kHz/
60Hz''

Eu já tentei entrar em modo segurança

Mudar resolução pela ''Resolução de Tela''

meu windows é um 8

Eu tenho o cabo av que veio com o xbox 360, mas é aquele cabo que não tem saída hdmi.

agradeço as respostas

[Translation...]

Good wanted to connect my Xbox 360 to my 60Hz monitor. I used a VGA cable with HDMI output, and the D-SUB cables that connect the monitor to the PC, but when I connect the D-SUB in VGA and Monitor and connect the HDMI on the Xbox 360 , on the monitor ' '
off-scale 67, 4kHz/60Hz ' '

I've tried to go into safe mode

Change resolution by Screen resolution

My Windows is an 8

I have the AV cable that came with the Xbox 360, but it is that cable that has no HDMI output.

Thank you for the answers

Olá você consegue colocar as Especificações de seu monitor para nós podermos ter mais Informações sobre o tipo de monitor que você esta tentando utilizar?

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Hello can you put the specs of your monitor so we can have more information about the type of monitor you are trying to use?

I would like to ask why you are using a PC monitor and not a television.

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The 360 wasn't designed for PC monitors.

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Just hook up 360 using an HDMI cable or the YPbPr cables and everything will be fine.

Hey there, you might need to change some of the console display settings to get it to work on a different TV or monitor, you may need to initially do this using the AV cables if you can't use your controller:

support.xbox.com/.../improve-video-quality

I would also try and use the HDMI slot and cable on another TV or monitor to see if it has the same effect. The HDMI ports can fail, so trying it on different devices can narrow down the issue.