Most difficult display problem

I'm going to give you the FULL rundown: I have two main TVs. Both a vizo, one Being a 60'' and the other about 52''. I got an xbox one and began using it on the 60'' which is only about a year and a half old. The TV displayed it perfectly but the reaction
or frames were just too slow i know from my Xbox 360 that the 52 inch was a lot better. I move the Xbox to the other TV secure all the plugs and power it up. I went through all the imputs and the HDMI1 where the hdmi cord was plugged in kept blinking from
blue (no Connection screen) to black. The xbox 360 had an hdmi cord with comp cables so it was never an hdmi cord. After searching through some forums people said to boot the xbox from a full shut down to low resolution mode, after doing this the screen blinked
about once or twice and stuck on a solid blue screen. I've tried using the hdmi cables that came with My directv Box and got the same results. As of know the cords plugged in are the hdmi component cables and hdmi cord from my directv box. All help is welcome
and needed. (52'' TV is a vizio gallevia 1080 progressive liquid crystal hdtv about 5 years old)

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Most difficult games.

i've played though xii a number of times as well. My favorite of the final fantasy series by far.

 

Most difficult games.

Wait....Final Fantasy XIII is considered Hard? Someone hasn't played XII.

 

If you plug back in to the 60" TV does the Xbox display correctly? That will let you rule out console/cable problems.

Also, does your 60" TV not have a GAME mode in it's settings which should improve your experience with games on it.

If it works set your console to a lower resolution on your 60" display using the console settings, then move over to the 52" TV and adjust the resolution if it starts to display correctly with the temp settings.

 

On the 60'' TV it displays under any resolution and the only game

Mode it has is a picture setting which adjusts darkness gamma backlight etc. and You want me to go to the 60 set it at a resolution and then move it back? Or change a different setting?

 

There should actually be a "just scan" option for aspect ratio on your TVs settings menu - this is usually used to fix the overscan problem where the outer edges are clipped outside of the TV frame, but I wonder if it would work in this situation too....

Let me ask one other question - do you hook to an audio system via Optical Cable? I have also seen reports online from some gamers complaining that the audio is very out of sync when using Optical Out.

Mind you, I'm trying to help you fix the audio sync issue on the 60" just on the possibility that we can't get your 52" to display properly.

 

You may try to change the TV connection settings of the one from "auto" to "hdmi" to override the handshaking between the TV and the console to see if this helps. As the reset of the display settings get you back to "auto" you may not have checked that setting
yet.

 

On the 60'' I do have a soundbar connected to the TV but I believe it was unplugged a bit ago. And when it comes to the handshaking it isn't showing the dashboard or any sign of the Xbox console at all. But it does seem like it's trying to connect it for
the 1 second it blinks but I'll try to play around the TV settings. Thanks all

 

Still got nothing. Any other suggestions

 

Have you tried setting the resolution for the 52" to 720p on "hdmi" yet? Maybe it has problems with 1080p.