Is it possible to watch free to air TV on my Xbox One? I'm in Australia.

If you have an app.sure

But.xbox.one guide is.no longer operating

Hi, and thanks for reaching out. My name is Miguel O., Sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue!

To do that you will need to use an Xbox One Digital TV Tuner, I hope that answers your question!

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OP don't you just need to select HDMI on your tv for xbox or however you currently select freeview now. In Australia we have the tuner built into modern tvs. So I either choose HDMI now for xbox or channel whatever number for our free to air channels. Given
you need to turn the tv on no matter what you are watching don't you just use your tv remote to select the xbox input or freeview?

@RedDeadKev - The HW180STB is to convert your over-the-air (OTA) television signal from coax to HDMI so you can watch free TV through the Xbox One. It's not a cable box descrambler.

Here in the U.K. you must have a tv license to watch tv but only one broadcasting corporation gets any money from the license fee.

This is something I don't agree with so never watch tv so I don't have to pay the license fee.I have to legally declare this & risk a £1000 fine if i'm ever caught watching broadcast tv.

Apart from my monthly diet of subscriptions to gaming magazines, the only other peek into the outside world comes from what I read in the daily tabloids or a TV guide that I've religiously bought since childhood because I spend precisely *one* day per week
(or approximately eight hours) viewing 'free-to-air' programs in Australia. I've heard about these licensing fees in the UK but could never understand them.

In Australia, you have two choices: Freeview or Cable. Since I spend six days (or nights) per week playing videogames, it makes no sense that I would ever consider *paying* for a cable subscription. Not that I'd ever find the time to watch anything... because
videogames. But yeah, without my downtime and a healthy choice of documentaries and music programming ("raaaaaaage!!!!"), I think I'd go stir crazy!