Does Virgin tv work with xbox one

Yeah, it would work just okay on your Xbox One.

why does hdmi pass through work in my bedroom with a samsung smart tv and standard virgin media box but not in living room with samsung plasma hd ready tv and virgin v+ box

Hi there.

As far as I am aware, if you have routed your Virgin Media box through your Xbox One to make use of the ability to watch TV via your Xbox, your Xbox has to be turned on to work this as the signal is going from your Virgin Media box, to your Xbox, to your
TV - so basically your Xbox is acting as a bridge between your Virgin Media box and the TV.

If you want to use your Virgin Media box, and your Xbox is turned off, that breaks the chain so it won't work - you'll have to instead forget your Xbox and just route your Virgin Media box straight into your TV as it would have been connected before Xbox
One.

I'm sure anyone will correct me if I'm wrong in saying this.

I have mine connected via the Xbox in the same way for my Sky box and the Xbox has to be on for me to watch it.

Hope this helps a bit

I think it would work if you remove the SCART cable between the Virgin box and the TV, and move the other SCART cable going to the home theater system from the Virgin box directly over to one of the SCART inputs on the TV.

Check the cables to see if they have any labels on the connectors. If one end is labelled "TV" and the other "DVD" or similar, it's wired to carry signals in one direction only. If you have a cable like that, use it between the Virgin box (DVD labelled end)
and the home theater system (TV labelled end), and the other cable between the TV and the home theater system. If both cables are labelled this way, you need to pick up a fully wired SCART cable to go between the TV and home theater system.

Connected that way, the DVD player will input picture straight to the TV instead of going through the Virgin box, and the sound from both the Virgin box and the Xbox 360 will be sent to the home theater system back through the SCART cable.

If this works, then leave Dolby Pro Logic II enabled for both games and TV - both will benefit from it.

Hope that this helps.

I have tried it on 3 TV's. The one I use it on is the newest. I got it in February. It does the same on on TV's. I have also tried it on 2 Virgin set top boxes. One of them is Tivo and the other is standard Virgin cable. Does the same on both. Nothing to
do with my equipment or set up. It can't be the Xbox One console either as the one I have is a replacement and the other one I had did the same. It must be a problem there end and I must have super sensitive eyes.