HDMI in - Bypass or Optimization?

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  1. InjuredCarrot38
    InjuredCarrot38 Guest

    HDMI in - Bypass or Optimization?


    Dear all,

    I have a question about the function of "HDMI in" on Xbox one S. Is it a bypass mode or an optimised process when I connect a device?

    Thank you.

    :)
     
    InjuredCarrot38, Oct 24, 2017
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  2. Droth1187
    Droth1187 Guest
    My Xbox One S review so far.

    the HDMI output for my cable box just stopped working last week

    made sure it was not the cable by bypassing it and works fine tv <> cable box

    idk if workth upgrading to S just for that yet
     
    Droth1187, Oct 24, 2017
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  3. BatsCanine954
    BatsCanine954 Guest
    (PAL) Xbox 360 connecting to (NTSC) "Sony FD Trinitron WEGA KV-36FV300" television via HDMI to RCA cable

    I've heard that HDMI signals have no region lock though, and bypass such limitations, working on televisions from any region.
     
    BatsCanine954, Oct 24, 2017
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  4. J3RS3Y DEVIL
    J3RS3Y DEVIL Guest

    HDMI in - Bypass or Optimization?

    I would say both. The HDMI in is a bypass mode for your cable TV guide. You would use Xbox One's One Guide for TV

    It is also optimized if you have a Kinect. I do love changing the channel by just saying the name of the network I want to watch. So much easier.
     
    J3RS3Y DEVIL, Oct 24, 2017
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