Is there a way to connect my Xbox to my laptop screen using HDMI

hello microsoft team,

I would like to ask if its possible to play with my xbox using my laptop's screen (I am not talking about remote gameplay but directly connected with hdmi), I found out that you can even if its hdmi output by using an hdmi capture card, but I'd still like to ask for confermation.

if I connect my xbox to my laptop via hdmi by using my hdmi capture card, will I be able to play It normally, the same way I do when I connect it to a tv/monitor?

No. Conmecting your xbox to your laptops hdmi port will not allow you to use your laptop as a display.

An hdmi capture card would get plugged into a USB port on your laptop and your xbox would then get plugged into the hdmi port on the capture card itself. The hdmi port on your laptop wouldn't get used at all in this scenario.

That being said in my experience capture cards are going to have potentially several seconds of delay so they arent the greatest experience for using to game on directly vs just playing on a TV or Monitor.

You are rigtht. I am talking about use my laptop as a screen to play xbox. The question is my laptop only have HDMI out. No in. So is it possible to converse it in any way?

I am trying to play my xbox one on my laptop, as I have no TV, And I am trying to use an HDMI cable to be able to use my laptop screen as a monitor for my xbox one. I have searched everywhere on how to do it, but my xbox isnt connected to the internet
to sue the xbox app for streaming, as I have no screen to use to connect it to the internet.

Unless the HDMI is an input (usually it is output on a laptop) it will not work. You could use the xbox app if it is a WIndows 10 machine and stream to the console. It would help if both console and laptop have a hardwired Ethernet to prevent excessive
lag.

The HDMI connection on a laptop is usually an HDMI out connection, meaning it can connect to another display, but not become another display.

The only way you could use the laptop as a display for your Xbox, is to stream the game from your Xbox, by using the Xbox Console Companion app on your laptop.

Hello, YeatModz my name is Oskayra I am an independent advisor and player like you I hope I can help solve your problem today

Unfortunately, enabling screen casting on Xbox with a broken HDMI port is not possible. This is because screen casting relies on an HDMI connection to transmit the video signal to your laptop. Without a functional HDMI port, there's no way to send the image data to your laptop for viewing.

While there are ways to connect your Xbox and laptop without an HDMI cable, none of them currently support screen casting functionality. Here are some alternatives:

Wireless Display Adapter:

This device connects to your Xbox via a USB port and wirelessly transmits the video signal to your laptop. However, screen casting functionality is not always guaranteed with this method.

Capture Card:

Connect a capture card to your Xbox via HDMI. The capture card then connects to your laptop via USB, allowing you to view the Xbox screen through streaming software like OBS Studio. This method requires additional hardware and setup but offers more flexibility and control.

Remote Play:

If you have an Xbox One with the latest system update, you can use the Remote Play feature to stream your Xbox screen to your laptop over your home network. However, this requires both devices to be connected to the same network and can be limited by network bandwidth.

Mobile App:

For Xbox Series consoles, you can use the Xbox mobile app to view your console's screen on your mobile device. This can be a temporary workaround if your laptop is unavailable.

Repair the HDMI port:

If you're comfortable with hardware repairs, you can attempt to fix the broken HDMI port on your Xbox. This might require soldering skills and replacement parts. However, it's important to note that this option carries the risk of further damage if not done correctly.

I really hope your problem has been fixed with my help, if it works let me know and have a nice day. Oskayra