Can I connect my Xbox series s to my tv without using my consoles hdmi port its broken

Hi Drxpz. My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

If your console's HDMI port has been damaged, it will need to be repaired. You can request a repair from the following link: https://account.microsoft.com/devices/select-device-for-repair

Please reach back if you have further questions.

Thanks,
Kyle

Hello everyone!
Something like that seems to happen to me.
A few weeks ago my xbox one s runs perfect if I connected it to my projector or TV through the HDMI port.
Now its only recognize a new TV, or I have to connect it to my projector through the AV port, with an adapter (hdmi to AV). If I connect it directly to the projector 's HDMI port,
nothing is visible.
The projector's hdmi works perfectly with my pc or with the digital camera. Then, the console emits signal unfailingly, because I can use it with my new TV,
or with my projector through the AV adapter,
Of course the quality is a little less than 720p.
Will it be an update error?
I already tried the cold start (start in low resolution) and it only worked with the TV, not with the projector.
If anyone knows anything, I greatly appreciate it!

Hello, My name is Jesse. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

Optical audio out is not supported by Xbox Series X|S consoles. Connect your console to your TV using the provided HDMI cable, and then connect your TV to your stereo receiver or soundbar using the TV’s optical (S/PDIF) out port.

Unfortunately, the problem is related to the broken HDMI port of the console. The console cannot be used without HDMI.

You can try moving the HDMI cable a bit (in the console part) and check if the signal is on the TV. However, the HDMI port will need to be repaired.

Resync my TV? I fixed the problem by switching the HDMI input into the tv from one HDMI port to another. How would resolution have anything to do with it? The ports are all the same, with the same resolution. I believe there developed a conflict since
I am using the provided HDMI 2.1 cable that came with the Xbox Series X, connecting the console to my LG TV with an 2.0 HDMI port. I have the feeling that had something to do with it. My TV is barely more than a year old.