HDMI to Component

I have a Mitsubishi projection style tv (model WS48511) and didn't realize that it did not have an HDMI connection. How can I connect my new xbox one to it?

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HDMI to Component

I have a component HDTV and do not want to have to buy a brand new hdmi tv. Will HDMI to component cables be supported and if not will I be able to use a converter? Also, will using a converter cause much lag?

 

Component to HDMI

What is the make and model of your TV? What type of HDMI cable is it? It could be a handshake issue. I'm at work and don't have my xbox setting in front of me otherwise I could be of more assistance but, give this a shot. Power on the XBOX and immediately
Press and hold the Y and RT button and hold them down till the system reboots. (it will reboot). This will reset the video back to the default settings. Go into your display settings and see what options the tv gives you now.

 

Something like this would work. Lots running into this issue and these are the solutions for non hdmi sources.. This

www.amazon.com/.../B00DSSCBZ8 and there are also hdmi cables that have composite ends also. Found this (no site endorsement, just an example)

dx.com/.../hdmi-to-vga-composite-3-rca-audio-video-cable-black-blue-green-red-185640

Good luck..

 

I see some that say "hdmi to component" and some that say "hdmi to composite". What is the difference between component and composite? And how do I know which I need?

 

Buz, this should help ya out.
chris.pirillo.com/what-is-the-difference-between-composite-and-component

 

Just so you know, the cheap HDMI to component cables/devices generally will NOT work on a signal that has HDCP (copy protection) enabled. I'm sure the Xbox One enables HDCP when you are using certain apps including TV, BluRay/DVD, Netflix, and probably most
of the streaming apps. I'm not sure it is enabled for games, but I've read claims that a bug causes it to be enabled until a reboot if you have run one of the HDCP-enabled apps... There are much more expensive devices (such as the HDFury products) that claim
to (and apparently can) strip out the HDCP and successfully convert HDMI to component. There are questions about the legality of doing so in the USA due to the DMCA.

 

I need to know if anyone has had to deal with this problem and if they know of a product that will DEFINITELY work.

 

If you want it to definitely work even when the signal is HDCP-enabled, look into the HDFury products.

http://www.hdfury.com/gamers/

The site indicates that you can contact them, describe your setup, and get a recommendation for the best model for your needs.