Bose Bose VR 35: How do i use snap on my Xbox one?

Hi DaYm1an,

One tip I found in troubleshooting audio settings:

Note If you choose the DVI TV connection setting over in Video output, you can only get sound over optical
audio, not HDMI.

Speaker audio settings:

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/console/choosing-speaker-audio-output

Troubleshoot sound:

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/console/troubleshoot-sound

Let us know if that works!

Sorry, I meant Bose QuietComfort 35 II.

Depending on your TV, the Audio Return Channel might not support surround sound from other inputs, like the other HDMI input from your Xbox. Most TVs only send multi-channel audio via ARC if the sound is produced in the TV's tuner, like Live TV, or attached
media drives.

Since the Bose Soundbar seemingly supports optical TOSLINK, your best option would be to add an optical cable between your Soundbar, and the optical output of your Xbox console.

I always listen to Xbox Music through my phone through my Bose wireless soundlink mini. Works a lot better that way. That, and you do not have to snap the app when you are playing a game on screen.

By manually entering the code 1933 (Settings > TV & Guide > Troubleshoot > Enter Device Code), I was finally able to get my Lifestyle 35 Series IV to communicate.

Also, you'll want to be sure that your Bose system is set to accept IR commands. Do this within the Bose system settings (you'll have to have video output from the main unit hooked up to your TV).