Does xbox support directv 3d TV via hdmi input

3D support requires:



- A 3D TV

- 3D glasses compatible with aformentioned 3D TV

- HDMI cabling to hook the 360 up via HDMI to the 3D TV

Make sure you use the automatic settings . I inputed all the makes and models for tv and directv and it did weird things. After talking to support they told me the xbox 1 gets a signal from the reciever and tv through the hdmi and automatically sets it upI
correctly.

I have an older DirecTV HD DVR connected to my Xbox One also and all is working well now.

In order to get it to work, I had to connect the DVR, via HDMI, directly to the Xbox One's HDMI input. The DVR no longer passes through the AV receiver. The AV receiver's HDMI out is now connected to a different input on the TV. Fortunately, my AV receiver,
a Yamaha, turns off and on automatically with the TV, a Sharp, otherwise I don't think that everything would work, but I'm not sure. The optical out from the Xbox is the only connection to the AV receiver for the DirecTV and Xbox audio.

I don't know the details of how CEC over HDMI works, but if it is Ethernet based, you may not need a direct connection between two devices for the commands to reach the right device. For example, since my Xbox one is connected to the TV via HDMI and the
AV receiver is also connected to the TV the same way, the TV could be passing the commands along to all connected devices. If this is the case, you should be able to get your system to function fully as well.

Good luck!

Thank you XB1R Hermes!

I have DirecTV as my satellite provider.

My DirecTV HD DVR model HR24 is connected to my XBox One via standard HDMI cables. From the XBox One, I have an HDMI cable connected to a powered Auvio SimPlay HDMI selector which has 4 HDMI inputs. The HDMI selector is needed to share an HDMI input on
my TV with 4 devices (my XBox One, DVD Recorder, Nintendo Wii, and a Google Chromecast). The HDMI output from my HDMI selector is connected to an LG Plasma TV Model number 50PV400. The other HDMI input on my TV is not being used, since I don't want to buy
any more expensive 10-foot long HDMI cables for it (I have my TV mounted inside a very wide entertainment center.

Please keep in mind that I had no issues at all with my setup prior to the XBox One system update.

Just to make sure that my HDMI selector wasn't an problem, I connected my XBox One directly to my television today and bypassed the HDMI selector. It didn't make a difference. The picture was the same 480p resolution on start-up.

Thanks again.

I too was disappointed that I would need to have XBOX ONE on to watch TV using that input. I have DirecTV and decided I really did want the Live TV functionality. However, there is no way I was going to deal wiith my wife and kids trying to watch TV and
having to turn on XBOX to do so. The best workaround for me was to put an HDMI in from DirecTV to the XBOX One but also use a component video out of DirecTV box directly to my TV. This allows two ways to watch TV on my setup. Everyone happy. In all hoensty.
passive HDMI would be terrible as there would surely be deterioration in the picture quality.