Lg TV input still says xbox one instead of Xbox X.

Issue still occurs for me. TV is LG OLED55E6T TV (firmware version 05.30.15).

When playing 3D blu-ray movies through the X-Box One S blu-ray app, it will play the 2d menus but as soon as the disc switches over to 3D mode, the picture is lost completely with the LG input can't be detected screen soon appearing thereafter. If I unplug
the HDMI cable from the TV and plug it back into the same input the TV will detect the video again.

I have an LG OLED EVO G1 series TV, LG claims the response time in the game mode is 10ms.

I also have a PS5 both are connected directly to the TV.

The Xbox series X input lag is noticeable when compared to the PS5.



I don’t know if this is still true but Xbox used to have a feature called input lag compensation which basically penalizes you for having a good connection. That may be okay in an Xbox only lobby, but in a cross play forget it.

The Sky Q box will only be able to see what it is plugged into, in your case its plugged into the Xbox One X.

Why don't you plug the Sky Q box into the TV, let the box "discover" your LG TV, once the Sky box knows what sort of picture it can display then plug the Sky output into the Xbox One X input.

It is actually quite a common problem with LG's and their HDMI input (There was actually antoher thread only today about a similar issue with LG's).

I would reccomend trying to plug something else into the HDMI, and see what the result is. If the TV is still not recognising the HDMI input, then it may be an issue with the TV I'm sorry to say

Have you checked the TV itself?

I have an LG TV (different model) and sometimes HDMI-CEC is disabled on my Xbox One X's HDMI input after I change audio output (if I want to use my headphones for a while, for example). Its weird, I've never been able to get to the bottom of why
it happens but, sure enough, go to my TV's general settings while on the HDMI input and SIMPLINK (LG's name for HDMI-CEC) is off. Turn it back on and I'm good to go.

- Jason