How do i make it so the xbox controller stops switching to the samsung gaming hub?

Hi there! This is Virginia O.

I understand that you are experiencing issues with your TV showing the Samsung Screen and not the Xbox home screen.

I apologize for the inconvenienced this has caused you. I will do my best to help you.

Please disable Samsung TV's HDMI-CEC Completely. Since AnyNet+ is Samsung’s HDMI-CEC feature, disabling it should usually prevent the TV from overriding Xbox input, but some lingering settings may still exist.

To do this, open Settings on your TV.

Navigate to General > External Device Manager.

Ensure HDMI-CEC (AnyNet+) is turned off.

And then set Xbox controller to focus only on console by pressing the Xbox button, then navigate to Settings > Devices & Connections > Accessories.

Select your controller and update its firmware if needed.

Next is to perform a full powercycle on your TV and Xbox device. To do this, turn off your TV and unplug it for 30 seconds. Restart your Xbox console.

Reconnect the devices and test the controller behavior.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Hi Kaissa,

As explained above, keyboard and mouse unfortunately isn’t compatible with Cloud gaming at the moment. There are various controllers that are supported, though.

Refer to this guide:

Cloud gaming with the Xbox app on your smart TV | Xbox Support

which includes a section confirming what controllers are compatible and how to connect a controller to your smart TV

Also see:

Cloud gaming with Xbox | Xbox Support

How to use Gaming Hub on your Samsung Smart TV | Samsung Support

Hope this helps.

You should not use the DMZ or port forwarding if you own 2 xboxes.

You need to rely exclusively on UPnP.

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When I owned a bthome hub 3 type A I found that it had a upnp bug.

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if you didnt go into the hub settings and tell it to allways use this ip address setting for all your devices the upnp table would fill up causing nat problems.

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The only way I could find that would clear the mappings was to do a factory reset of the hub press pressing the red button in the tiny pinhole at the back. just restarting the hub didnt work.

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So first makes sure your xboxes are switched off then factory reset the home hub.

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once the hub has fully connected switch on the xbox one. then using your pc go I to the hub settings and tell it to always use the same ip address for the xbox one.

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Next switch on the 360 and do the same again to tell the hub to always use the same ip address.

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Also dont have static ip addresses set in the consoles own network settings as that can stop upnp from working. the ip settings in the consoles network settings should be set to automatic.

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I no longer own the type A hub but it was able to have 2 xbox 360s connected to it this way so it hopefully should manage both a 360 and xbox 1 at the same time.

I have a Samsung PS51D550. 3D worked fine for me. Unlike other Xbox games where you have to switch 3D on via your tv remote, Batman controls the 3D - much like how the ps3 handles 3D games.

I had just switched to Sterioscopic 3D in game and it worked for me. I'm running a 1.3 cable.

You have to wait for the upcoming family plan to use ultimate on multiple profiles the current plan is only meant for the subscriber

Keep in mind it's 3x the cost

According to current xbox CEO Phil Spencer they are working out the benefits and cost

(Value of the plan to customers and developers).

It left testing in august

But it does not include hone console it only spread out the benefit to 4 accounts