jagged edges on Xbox One

Mikaelg73 · Nov 16, 2015

I have a question. I have an Xbox One connected with the HDMI cable that comes with the console. But in most of the games there are very much jagged edges? Is it something I have forgotten to configure or is the HDMI cable poor or is my TV not so good? Its
a Sony 32 inch witch only 720p resolution. The games are playable so its not total bad, but its a little bit strange with much jagged edges on the latest console.

Need some help.

:)

xXAut0psyXx · Nov 16, 2015

Xbox 360 jagged edges normal?

Is it the xbox or my tv? I see jagged edges in games on xbox 360, it usually is on the edges of tables if the game has a table (like WWE 13) or sometimes stands (in Fifa 13), so is it my xbox that causes the jagged edges or my tv?

TerminatorJWL · Nov 16, 2015

black ops 2 xbox one glitch

Hey this message is mainly for the backwards compatibility team. On Xbox one, there seems to be a glitch where MSAA appears to be missing on vertical edges. This results in noticeably more aliasing/jagged edges on Xbox one than on Xbox 360. If you guys can
see this, please patch this. Thanks!

Kenny H. · Nov 17, 2015

Does it help if you change the resolution on your console?
support.xbox.com/.../change-tv-display-resolution

If it's on auto-detect, try changing it to 720p and rebooting it.

Mikaelg73 · Nov 17, 2015

There is no other resolution to choose from. There is only 720p in the dropdown list.

Hordie · Oct 31, 2018

Hi thebest73,

If you cannot change the resolution try messing with some other settings. For example if you're using 24hz refresh rate try using 50hz and vise verse. If that doesn't work try some other settings. Also, if you have another HDMI cable try using that as well.

support.xbox.com/.../adjust-display-settings

Kenny H.

Does it help if you change the resolution on your console?
support.xbox.com/.../change-tv-display-resolution

If it's on auto-detect, try changing it to 720p and rebooting it.

Hordie

Hi thebest73,

If you cannot change the resolution try messing with some other settings. For example if you're using 24hz refresh rate try using 50hz and vise verse. If that doesn't work try some other settings. Also, if you have another HDMI cable try using that as well.

support.xbox.com/.../adjust-display-settings

Mikaelg73

There is no other resolution to choose from. There is only 720p in the dropdown list.

microlink(2)

It sounds to me like its just the console itself. The 360 isn't powerful and usually has poor anti-aliasing (which is why you see the the jaggy lines on the ends of characters/buildings/any thing in the game really.) Most games output to 720p and when using
a 1080p resolution you'll definitely be able to see the difference in resolution. There isn't really a way to modify the graphics of the games on consoles. What you see if pretty much what you're gonna get unless the games have anti-aliasing options (BF3 did
on PS3, I don't think it does on 360 though.)

TryLink

I played it on PC. Sucks to hear the Xbox version got watered down graphically, but the PC version is absolutely gorgeous. There's not a blurry texture or jagged edge to be found.

jagged edges on Xbox One