I set up xb1 for first time yesterday. I connected the xb 360 to the input of the xb1 and was ...

By "menu" I mean the small button on the controller with 3 parallel lines.How do I get to the "live tv again?" There is also a box in the middle of the screen with "update required" but it seems to be just an image of that since I cannot select download
or anything else or interact with it. (Keep in mind that I am 63 years old and need exact instructions (which buttons to push))

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HELP, Only stereo sound for, TV, DVD, Bluerays, Games by Xb1 HDMI, all others work in 5.1 not connected to Xb1.

Using the Xb1, I hooked up my HD cable box in the HDMI input, Xbox1 to TV, TV optical out to my receiver and Im only getting stereo sound. The TV is optical out is set to Raw. The 360 plays DVD and games in full 5.1 DTS through the receiver. I've gone though
the settings in Xb1, When I hook up my Cable box directly to my TV the receiver kicks in full surround, but when Hooked back up to Xb1 it's only stereo.

Even blue rays on Xb1 only play in stereo and not full 5.1 DTS, Dobly, just stereo. Is it me, or is the Xb1 that crappy of a sound decoder that it only does stereo? I love the XB1 but I had stereo sound on a SNES. If I am missing a set up, please let me
know, I like the Xb1 cable options but when watching movies it sucks cause of the stereo sound and not full 5.1

Tv is a 42" LED 1080p 120hz Insignia

Sony STR-DA333ES receiver

Playing a BD in the PS3 sound works fine, put it in Xb1 and it is only stereo, please help me get it set to Dobly, DTS 5.1

Thanks

 

TV signal lost glitch getting terrible

I'm having this issue too. I have an X1 Comcast box. I got my XB1 back in April. This issue only started for me after the dashboard update.

There is no specific "it happens every ____", it just happens. What I've found to fix it (and this is going to sound dumb, but it's the only thing I've consistently found to work. Hard resetting the cable box only got me to the "We're setting up your cable
box" screen until it freezes again. Power cycling the XB1 also did not work for me) is to unplug the HDMI cable from the cable box to the XB1 and then plug it in to a different input on the TV and then (this is important) to actually change the input to the
input the cable box is in (this is also how I figured out it wasn't my box and it was instead my XB1). Then, plug the cable back into the XB1, and then switch the input on the TV back to the XB1. Sometimes it takes a cycle or two of doing that and for the
TV to stay on the non-XB1 input for a little bit.

Not sure why...but it just works that way.

And for the love of god get this fixed. The troubleshooter did not help at all.

 

Hi Born, When your experiencing this issue are you using the Xbox App on Windows?

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