Bose system with Xbox One

If your Xbox is set to "Energy-saving Mode" there is no sound output during the initial startup of the Xbox One which won't trigger the auto-wake feature on your bose Solo 15 series.

The auto-wake however will work when you output a sound from the Xbox system like saying "Xbox Go To Netflix".

You can either setup your Xbox One to do a full start and deaktivate Energy saving mode. Or you use the remote signal function as already described.

The Xbox is set to "Instant-On" and not "Energy-saving Mode". What I have found this morning is that if I use the controller to turn on the Xbox the instant-on feature of the Bose works about 20 percent of the time. It continues to fail by saying "Xbox
On". Switching apps from oneguide to Netflix still continues to trigger the auto-wake. However, the trigger is sometimes not right away.

After taking a look at the inputs available on the system I would say the best thing to do would be to just get an Digital optical cable to connect the Xbox to the Bose system for surround sound and then run the HDMI out from the Xbox to your TV. In terms
of hooking up your DirecTV all you need is a Component to HDMI cable.

Unfortunately the Bose system doesn't offer you any HiDef inputs so you won't be able to route the video coming from your Xbox one through your Bose system.

Hope this answered your question.

Hi City357,

Please try the following so we can figure out where the issue is. Also due to the way you formatted your post several of the lines are cutoff. 1st go to each device and change the sound setting to stereo instead of surround sound and be sure to uncheck Surround
Sound BETA on the Xbox One if you have it enabled. Try connecting your Media Receiver via HDMI into the Xbox One and then into the TV and then go into TV Settings Troubleshooting and select the Reset TV option and complete the setup. This will tell us you
can get the full audio and video TV Feed without involving your sound system. If this works fine then connect your Bose sound system between your Xbox One and the Media Receiver so it goes MR>Bose>Xbox One>TV and see if that works. Then go into the TV Settings
and setup the Bose under the AVR devices. If it works w/o the bose and not with it tells us the issue is with the Bose and we need to adjust some settings to get the Audio working.

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Bose Companion 5 computer "speaker" system?

No, it won't since it's not just a speaker system. The Companion 5 is a combination USB sound card and speaker system. It's the USB sound card part that Xbox One won't support.

Your only option, and this assumes you leave the PC on, is to use a digital to analog audio adapter and appropriate cabling to connect the Xbox One's optical out to the control puck's audio in. You'll have access to stereo sound from the Xbox One.