My Original Xbox One Wont Output Display

Made a mistake in my op. I listed an old receiver. I swapped that one out with a sony str dn1040 last year. This receiver has two hdmi outputs. I'm really not familiar with the functions of the second output at this time. I don't know if the second
hdmi output mirrors the first hdmi output, meaning that both outputs show the same thing on two displays. Or if it has discrete transmissions, meaning two displays can show different inputs. For example, one display shows my ps4 and the other display shows
my Xbox one. I don't even know if the latter is possible. But if the latter is the case, I can use the second hdmi output into the Xbox one hdmi input and have it on my cable box at all times.

Any thoughts

I'm going to study the manual tomorrow

that wont give you the full hz, it will just mean your outputting a signal from hdmi to display port, the xbox won't see the features of the display port you are connecting to therefore won't allow the settings to be changed for that.

I am having the same issue with my setup. UVerse DVR (IPN4320) hdmi output to XBox One with hdmi output to Onkyo TX-SR606 hdmi output to Sony KDS-60A3000.

UVerse Settings:

- Audio Digital Output: Surround Sound

- Resolution: 720p or 1080i

XBox One

- Display Mode: Native or Stretch or Zoom

Onkyo

- HDMI scaling disabled

Sony TV

- Display Settings: Game Mode

With any combination of the above settings all SD recordings and channels freeze and cause my DVR to become unresponsive. The XBox One seems fine as the "menu" button on the remote is responsive.

I was able to work around this issue by changing the digital output mode of my DVR to stereo. After a short delay of a black screen my SD programming worked fine.

What I thought was weird was that with the DVR digital mode set to "surround sound" changing the "display mode" of my XBox One caused the display to change on my TV. But after setting the digital audio mode to "stereo" changes in the "display mode" on my
XBox One dont change the display on the TV anymore. Related to the root cause of the problem? I am not sure.

Hi MonkeyBoss21. My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

This is not a feature supported by Xbox consoles, they're designed to only output to one display. This would sadly not be possible to implement as the console only has one HDMI port, and different display outputs cannot be split between one port.

Please reach back if you have further questions.

Thanks,
Kyle

The Xbox One can only output at 720p and 1080p. If you TV does not support 1080p then it will only display at 720p from the Xbox One, as the Xbox One does not output 1080i at this time.



More info on Display settings here >>