Get "No Video Signal" on my TV when I try to move back or between apps.

WedgedGold813 · Dec 30, 2014

Ever since I downloaded the most recent update on my Xbox 360, I lose picture connection when I go back in an app or switch from one app to another. For example, if I watch an episode of something on HBO Go, when the episode is over and it ends or I click
"Back" my screen goes black and a "No Video Signal" message pops up. I can still hear the app if I move the controller but I can't see anything. I can't even get back to the Xbox main screen. I have to turn the console off and then on again. Any fixes? It's
driving me nuts.

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Arminator · Dec 30, 2014

Display issue

Hello, I do not understand why, when I plug my HDMI cable into In, I have no picture...
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The HDMI In port on the console is for external cable or satellite set-top boxes, so you can loop the TV signal from these set top boxes through the Xbox One, which will then output it's own video feed to the HDMI OUT port of the console.

You will have to connect the TV to the console's HDMI OUT port, and if you want to be able to instantly switch between TV and video games, you can attach a TV source like a cable or satellite receiver to the HDMI In port. When you then launch the TV App
or OneGuide, you can then watch TV through the Xbox One, and instantly switch to your games if you want.

Sigmar20 · Dec 30, 2014

TV not recognizing Xbox one's connection...

...TV not recognizing signal from Xbox1 list of things I've tried.

-Restarted xbox

-Unplugged everything from Xbox

-restarted TV

-Move HDMI cable to different ports

When I try to give my xbox1 commands or I turn my controller on it briefly says "audio only" before going back to no signal.

I had this problem yesterday and I just unplugged everything and it worked fine afterwards.

So I pulled out another tv and put the HDMI cable in that one and it works fine, but rather it work on my original tv.

Thanks,

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airmattdog · Dec 31, 2014

If you're using an HDMI cable, try a different cable.

airmattdog

If you're using an HDMI cable, try a different cable.

Duke.Togo

Typically this happens on older TVs when the video signal is "out of range" for the display, meaning that some of the video signal is bleeding into the audio signal.

Try adjusting the brightness level down on the display. If that helps you have it set too high, and you should make adjustments in games via the video settings. If not, it's possible that the TV is going bad and the signal is not getting split properly.
Good luck!

Brizzle Rich

I'm having the same issue. Occasional audio/video stuttering on most freeview channels. It's not unwatchable, just annoying! It may be coincidence, but the stuttering seems to reduce the longer I watch the channel.

I don't have the same problem when I watch TV through the tuner built into my television. My TV is reporting 85-95% signal strength so I wasn't expecting any signal related issues. I'm also swapping the same aerial cable between my TV and Xbox Tuner, so
I'm not introducing any new connections which may degrade the signal getting to the tuner.

Any ideas would be appreciated

EvilBoris GX

It should be ok, with Modern TV's it's not so much of an issue.

The Xbox can accept a 50hz PAL signal and will display it on a 60hz NSTC TV if you are using HDMI.

If your TV can handle a 50hz signal, then this will get rid of the stutter and the Xbox will automatically switch between 50hz and 60hz as needed if you enable it in the video settings.

GamerLe-May

Did the reset console with leave games and apps. Console powered itself off.

When I turned it back on, screen said it was preparing the console and then the signal between the console and the TV was lost and the console powered itself off.

I tried to power it back on, came up preparing console again, it is now stuck at 61%

Get "No Video Signal" on my TV when I try to move back or between apps.