Has any hooked up the Xbox One using AVR-> Xbox-> TV and got it to work?

Thanks for the input. As far as the Xbox settings go, I don't even know what to do here or where to go. I am not a technical genius, but I can fight through it and get it working if there is a way to do it. In simple terms, I just want to run my Xbox
thru the AVR and then to the TV, as my AVR has 4 HDMI ports and the TV has only two. One of my HDMI ports on the TV is hooked to my ATT Uverse box, and I do not want to run the Uverse thru the Xbox. I want the other TV HDMI port to be hooked to my AVR; the
AVR would be used to manage up to 4 other HDMI connections. I think the Xbox should work thru my AVR; I just don't know what/where to go for settings. Thanks for any help!

Has anyone gotten their dish network joey and the xbox one to work hooked up to an avr system? I keep losing my dish signal and cannot get TV after a while. It's driving me nuts. I'm using HDMI cables from the Joey into the IN HDMI port on the Xbox One;
Out from the Xbox One with HDMI to an Input marked Cable/Sat TV on my AVR. The whole system works for a while, but sooner or later, the Dish signal seems to get lost in the shuffle. It would seem the instructions that came with the Xbox are a little sparse
where home entertainment systems are concerned. Thanks in advance for any feedback.

Everything ...

Going to have my AVR out go to the in of the one and then out to the TV ..AVR has ,a 3D blu-ray,DTV,and 360 hooked in ..

Why even fiddle with doing the cable pass through? Hook the Xbox straight to the avr and cable separate straight to ur avr and one out to ur TV from ur avr. If everything is high end one should not want nothing in between messing or degrading ur audio/video.

I'd run components straight to the TV but obviously one must hit the avr first for sound.

Anyways sound like a handshake prob with the HDMI where the TV/avr must be on first.

I'm having the same problem with my 360 E 4 gig. I had it hooked up to my Onkyo AVR and played fine for the last couple weeks PRIOR to hooking it up to the internet. As soon as i updated the xbox i lost sound through the HDMI. Tested cable straight to another
TV and its not the problem. Looks like maybe a handshake issue between the AVR and XBOX