How to set up a Roku 2, with Xbox one?

Plug the Roku into the HDMI input / pass-through port in the back of your Xbox One. Then, you can launch the OneGuide / TV app on your Xbox One to watch your Roku.

http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/live-tv/set-up-live-tv

support.roku.com/.../208756138-Common-Questions

I have FIXED the Netflix quality issue with the Xbox One! First let me tell you how (the answer is not the Roku, just a step along the way to figure it out!) I have tested this on several Xbox Ones and it has worked every time. How did I fix it? I gave up
on the Xbox One streaming in high quality for Netflix. After a couple of months I bought a Roku (today). The Roku worked with Amazon, Youtube, VuDu, etc. EXCEPT Netflix did not work at all! Under more detail I found a link to test my settings (within the Netflix
app on the Roku) and it could connect to 2 out of four Netflix servers! Server 2 & 3 did not connect! Weird... I was on the phone with Netflix, they could not figure it out... I thought about it... I decided to change myDNS on the DHCP with my Cisco Router
to Google’s DNS instead of OpenDNS... (Google’s DNS is 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) and boom! Then restarted Roku, FIXED! I then booted up the Xbox One and Boom! HIGH QUALITY Netflix every time, during the day!... I think the Roku requires ALL servers to connect
and the Xbox One will stream to the two low quality servers if needed and continue on. Once all servers were resolvable, High quality now works! Why OpenDNS has a problem, I don’t know. I prefer OpenDNS because of the parental controls… but, hey, Google’s
works correctly!

I posted this on another thread... Thought this might help everyone: I have FIXED the Netflix quality issue with the Xbox One! First let me tell you how (the answer is not the Roku, just a step along the way to figure it out!) I have tested this on several
Xbox Ones and it has worked every time. How did I fix it? I gave up on the Xbox One streaming in high quality for Netflix. After a couple of months I bought a Roku (today). The Roku worked with Amazon, Youtube, VuDu, etc. EXCEPT Netflix did not work at all!
Under more detail I found a link to test my settings (within the Netflix app on the Roku) and it could connect to 2 out of four Netflix servers! Server 2 & 3 did not connect! Weird... I was on the phone with Netflix, they could not figure it out... I thought
about it... I decided to change myDNS on the DHCP with my Cisco Router to Google’s DNS instead of OpenDNS... (Google’s DNS is 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) and boom! Then restarted Roku, FIXED! I then booted up the Xbox One and Boom! HIGH QUALITY Netflix everytime,
during the day!... I think the Roku requires ALL servers to connect and the Xbox One will stream to the two low quality servers if needed and continue on. Once all servers were resolvable, High quality now works! Why OpenDNS has a problem, I don’t know. I
prefer OpenDNS because of the parental controls… but, hey, Google’s works correctly!

I would check a few things -

• Make sure there are no available firmware updates for your HiSense TV on their website
• Make sure your input is set to HDMI 2.0 under input settings on the Roku TV interface Roku HMDI 2.0 Instructions
• Make sure you're using a compliant HDMI 2.0 cable (The one that came with the One S should work fine)

"Setup a Plex server and stream all content to the Xbox One, easy. That's what i do. I use my tablet for this, could use my phone too."

I use Plex for my PS3 and Roku player. How do you set it up for the Xbox One?